How to send messages, photos, and packages
Turney Center Industrial Complex does not accept inbound phone calls to inmates. In a family emergency, contact the facility chaplain, who may help arrange an outbound call. Phone service runs through ConnectNetwork (powered by GTL). Families typically set up accounts at www.connectnetwork.com to receive calls or fund prepaid calling. The per-minute rate dropped to $0.075 effective July 1, 2024. Each inmate can have up to ten approved phone numbers, and the inmate must request any additions or changes. If you need your number removed, submit a written removal request to the warden.
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No. Turney Center does not permit inbound calls to inmates. In a family emergency, the facility chaplain may be contacted to help arrange an outbound call.
Calls are handled through ConnectNetwork for Turney Center. The per-minute rate was reduced to $0.075 effective July 1, 2024.
The inmate must initiate additions or changes to their approved call list. If you want a number removed, you must submit a written request to the facility warden.
Bring a valid photo ID—you'll need it to check in and get cleared for your visit. Turney Center only allows a few personal items into the visitation area, and your ID is one of them.
Bringing a child to visit at Turney Center comes down to two things: having the right adult escort and having the right paperwork already on file. This guide will help you avoid getting turned away at check-in.
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