Two Rivers Correctional Inst., OR

Visiting Two Rivers Correctional Institution takes some planning, but it's manageable once you know the steps. All visits must be pre-scheduled, and you need to be on the adult in custody's approved visitors list first. Starting Dec 1, 2025, scheduling moves to the IC Solutions Corrections website. Before you travel, check the facility's Visiting Alerts Calendar—cancellations happen. Bring proper ID, dress appropriately (no blue or denim), and pack only what's allowed: quarters, up to five non‑Polaroid photos, emergency prescription medications, and approved infant items. Can't safely go through a metal detector? Have a physician complete the Metal Detector Medical Exception form and contact the facility about submitting it. Special/basic (DSU) visits follow separate rules: behind glass, limited to two visitors, and require a fully completed CD‑50 application.

At Two Rivers Correctional Institution, phone calls, electronic messages, and payments run through approved vendor platforms. Oregon DOC contracts with JPay, ICS Corrections (which uses Access Corrections for trust deposits), and Telmate for inmate communications and electronic payments. You'll need to create and verify an account with the facility's approved provider before receiving calls or setting up video and messaging. Funding happens through vendor portals or deposit options—kiosks and vendor sites typically require a login or confirmation code. Starting December 1, 2025, visits are scheduled through the IC Solutions/ICSolutions website, so register there before arranging a visit.

Mail details for Two Rivers Correctional Institution weren't spelled out in facility-specific sources, so follow standard Oregon DOC mail practices. Send letters (and photos) through the U.S. Postal Service—don't try to hand-deliver items. Address the envelope using the incarcerated person's exact booking name (no nicknames) plus their institutional/booking ID if you have it. Include your full return name and address. Incoming mail gets opened and inspected, and staff may read it in certain safety, legal, or monitoring situations. If something is rejected, you'll typically receive written notice with a window to appeal. Two Rivers does allow up to five non‑Polaroid photos in the visiting room, but they must leave with you.

At Two Rivers Correctional Institution, adults in custody (AICs) typically have two accounts: a phone/communications account for calls, messaging, and tablets, and a commissary (trust) account for snacks, toiletries, and other items. Oregon DOC uses third-party vendors to process deposits, including JPay, ICS Corrections (Access Corrections), and Telmate for online or phone payments. Add money through approved vendor websites, phone lines, or a lobby kiosk. Some facilities also allow mail deposits—if so, send a money order or cashier's check with the person's full name and ID so it posts correctly. Confirm Two Rivers' accepted deposit methods before sending money, and bring valid photo ID for in-person deposits.