Wrightsville Unit

Visiting at Wrightsville Unit takes some planning, especially if the facility uses video-based visits. Many Arkansas facilities rely on video visitation through on-site kiosks or remote connections with third-party vendors, so confirm whether in-person contact visits are currently offered. Appointments are commonly required, and visits tend to be short with limits on frequency. Check the current visiting days, time slots, and any weekly caps before you go. Make sure you verify the inmate's housing location and complete any required visitor approval or registration. If you're not on the approved list, your visit will be denied. Bring a government-issued photo ID, plus any documents needed for minors. If a website or vendor portal is down, call the unit directly to confirm the rules, schedule, and accepted vendor.

Wrightsville Unit's online pages currently return a server placeholder ("nginx"), so the facility's published communication vendor, schedules, and specific rules weren't accessible during a recent check. Across Arkansas, phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging are commonly handled through third-party vendors. You'll typically need to register with the approved vendor before you can use any of these services. In most cases, incarcerated people place outgoing calls rather than receiving incoming ones, and the list of allowed contacts and monitoring rules can vary by facility. Here's what to do: identify the approved vendor (often listed on the Arkansas DOC vendor page), create an account, add funds or credits, and confirm your device and browser meet the vendor's requirements before trying video or messaging.