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How to Contact an Inmate at Twin Towers Corr. Facility, LA (CA)
Need to reach someone at Twin Towers? Start with the intake line, then confirm visiting hours before heading there in person.
Contact an Inmate at Twin Towers C.F., Los Angeles, CA.
Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
Overview
To confirm someone's location or booking number at Twin Towers Correctional Facility, call the Inmate Reception Center (IRC) using the contact numbers listed for the IRC (see facility contacts). For paperwork and official requests, the Records and Identification Bureau Public Services Section handles many family needs by appointment, Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Use the listed Records and ID contact to submit requests. If you have an urgent medical concern about a detained person, contact the LASD Medical Command Center, which is staffed 24/7. For routine communication like phone, video, or electronic messaging, California is transitioning to a statewide provider. Set up an account on the department's communications platform, register, and add prepaid funds as required. Confirm which service Twin Towers currently supports during the transition before getting started.
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Quick Facts
- Families can call the Inmate Reception Center (IRC) to ask about an inmate’s location and booking number.
- The Records and Identification Bureau Public Services Section accepts requests by appointment Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- For medical emergencies involving an incarcerated person, contact the LASD Medical Command Center, which is staffed 24/7.
- To use video visits or electronic messaging, create an account on the department’s communications platform and add prepaid funds through the app before scheduling visits or messaging.
Contact & Communication Guides
Who to Call at Twin Towers Correctional Facility (TTCF): Phone Numbers & When to Use Them
Getting the right phone number at Twin Towers Correctional Facility saves you time and frustration. Here are the main lines families use most, plus a quick guide on when to call each one.
Who to Call When You Have Questions About an Inmate at Twin Towers
Need a straight answer fast—where someone's housed, what to do about a medical emergency, or who handles mail issues? Here are the phone numbers that get you to the right office.
Why Your Mail Was Returned from Twin Towers — What You Can and Can't Send
Getting mail returned from Twin Towers is frustrating, especially when you're just trying to send support. Most returns happen because of a few specific rules about what's inside the envelope—or even what the envelope looks like.
Common Questions
How do I find out where an inmate is booked at Twin Towers C.F.?
Call the Inmate Reception Center (IRC) using the facility contact numbers to ask about the person’s location and booking number.
How do I request records or official documents for someone at Twin Towers C.F.?
Contact the Records and Identification Bureau Public Services Section and schedule an appointment. It accepts requests Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., using the listed Records and ID number.
Who should I call if there’s a medical emergency involving a detained person?
For a medical emergency involving a detained person, contact the LASD Medical Command Center. It is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
How can I place phone calls or set up video visits with someone at Twin Towers C.F.?
California is in the middle of transitioning to a statewide communications provider, so start by confirming which platform Twin Towers currently uses. Then create an account on the department's communications platform, register for video or messaging, and add prepaid funds before scheduling visits or sending messages.
Other Guides for Twin Towers C.F., Los Angeles, CA
Before Your First Visit to Twin Towers (TTCF): What to Bring, How to Register, and Visiting Hours
Visiting someone at Twin Towers Correctional Facility (TTCF) is straightforward once you know the schedule and come prepared. Here's what you need: visiting hours, how to register, and the two things to have in your pocket before you walk in.
How to Fax Medical or Medication Information for a Loved One at Twin Towers: Forms, Fax Numbers, and What to Include
If your loved one is at Twin Towers and you need staff to know about their medications or mental-health history, faxing the right form with the right identifiers is the fastest way to get that information into the system.
How to Fax Medication or Mental-Health Information for Someone at Twin Towers (LASD)
LASD has an Inmate Medication Information Form for sharing medication and mental-health details about someone at Twin Towers. You can download it in English or Spanish from the LASD website. Print it, fill it out completely, then fax it using the numbers below.
