Wabash Valley Correctional Facility

Visiting at Wabash Valley Correctional Facility starts with ViaPath. Create an account and get approved before scheduling any in-person or video visit—you'll complete the electronic application (State Form 14387) through the system. When picking a time, remember the ViaPath portal uses Eastern Time, so double-check your visit time in ET. Anyone 16 or older must submit an accepted photo ID and will undergo background and warrant checks. Active warrants trigger facility review and may involve law-enforcement contact. Submit any required supplemental documents electronically to the Visitation Coordinator to avoid delays. Falsifying information results in a one-year ban. Both visitors and offenders may be searched. Refuse a search, and your visit ends. Bring contraband, and you're looking at a referral to Indiana State Police plus a permanent ban.

Wabash Valley Correctional Facility offers video visits through GTL VisitMe. Register at gtlvisitme.com, then use GTL's site to schedule and pay for your visit. The facility is transitioning tablet and remote communication to GettingOut. You can create a GettingOut account online. Want VisitNow alerts? You'll need to be signed into the GO Visits mobile app—those push notifications work on mobile only, not on the web. For phone calls, the incarcerated person must submit an authorized phone list with up to 20 names and numbers. Calls can be collect, prepaid/AdvancePay, or placed from an inmate-debit account. Some collect calls may be billed monthly to the called party. If your number is blocked, ViaPath customer service can remove the block.

To add money to an inmate's commissary (trust fund) at Wabash Valley Correctional Facility, use ConnectNetwork through the online portal, by phone, or in the mobile app. Some deposits may also be allowed by mailing a money order—just follow the facility's specific instructions. All incoming personal mail gets inspected for contraband. Many Indiana facilities scan letters and deliver electronic copies to kiosks or tablets rather than handing over the original paper. Legal mail is usually handled differently and may be opened only in the inmate's presence. Common problem items include stickers, glitter, cash, clippings, and sexually explicit material. Mail that breaks the rules can be rejected or returned. Address envelopes clearly with the inmate's full name, ID, and your full return address.

Wabash Valley Correctional Facility accepts commissary (Trust Fund) deposits through ConnectNetwork. Add funds online, in the ConnectNetwork mobile app, by phone, or by mailing a money order under the facility's mail-in rules. Fees vary by facility and aren't listed on a single public page—sign into your ConnectNetwork account to see the exact cost for a Trust Fund/commissary deposit. Paying by phone? ConnectNetwork lists dedicated numbers for AdvancePay, PIN Debit, and Trust Fund deposits. Have the incarcerated person's name and any required ID/details ready before you start. Payment types and posting times depend on the deposit channel, so confirm options and timing in ConnectNetwork and the facility's deposit instructions.