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Want to send a food package to someone at Treutlen PDC? You can order through Union Supply, the Georgia Department of Corrections' approved vendor. The only real difference between your options is how you submit the order: downloadable form, mail, phone, or fax.
Want to talk with someone at Treutlen PDC? Phone calls go through Securus Technologies and follow a few strict rules. Here's what you need to know to make sure your number can receive calls.
If your loved one is at Treutlen Probation Detention Center (PDC), Union Supply is the approved vendor for sending food packages. Here's how ordering works and what limits apply.
Food packages for someone at Treutlen PDC go through Union Supply, the vendor for Georgia Department of Corrections facilities. Here's what you need to know about who can order, package limits, fees, and how to place an order.
Phone calls at Treutlen PDC go through Securus. Here's how to set up your account, fund calls, and understand the rules that determine whether a call connects.
Food packages can make a real difference, but the limits and fees trip people up. Here's how Georgia Department of Corrections rules apply to Treutlen PDC—so your order goes through the first time.
Visiting at Treutlen PDC is a two-step process. First, you get approved as a visitor by submitting the Visitation Request Form to the facility where your loved one is housed. Then you schedule your actual visit through the Georgia Department of Corrections
At Treutlen PDC, the confirmed money rules relate specifically to phone accounts. People incarcerated here can transfer funds from their trust account to a Securus debit calling account in $1 increments. Pre-paid collect account deposits are capped at $200 per deposit. That's what we can verify. For other deposit methods, fees, processing times, or additional limits, contact the facility or Securus directly before sending money.
Visiting at Treutlen Probation Detention Center comes down to planning around posted hours and Georgia Department of Corrections scheduling cutoffs. Here's how to get approved and request a visit without missing the deadline.
