There is no limit through the mail. Publications brought to the facility shall be limited to 5 per visit. A money order must be sent directly to the lockbox, NOT to the facility; see information below regarding money orders. For all electronic transfer of funds, the inmate IDOC number and incarcerated last name must be used.
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Funds sent via Money Gram are anticipated to be applied to the inmate's account within 72 to 96 business hours. Funds sent during an inmate transfer between facilities may take longer than 24 - 96 business hours. The money orders must be sent with the lockbox deposit slip and must be complete with the inmate name, IDOC inmate number, sender's name and address.
IDOC operates two adult boot camps. Adult inmates must volunteer before the judge and the placement recommendation by the judge is reviewed when the inmate is received at IDOC. Adults may not have been convicted of a serious crime, must be between the ages of and not have been sentenced to IDOC more than twice. They cannot have a sentence of more than 8 years. IDOC retains the right to determine who goes to boot camp based on the nature of the crime and whether the inmate can take the regimentation both physically and mentally.
The camp is days in length.
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Inmates may not have visitors for 60 days, and then only immediate family. They are also restricted from phone calls for a period of time. Inmates may possess only what IDOC gives them. Inmates will be located at an IDOC reception and classification unit until they are processed for appropriate placement.
Generally, inmates are assigned to a maximum security prison with a sentence of 30 years or more. Inmates with a sentence of 30 years or less are assigned to a medium security facility, while inmates with a sentence of 10 years or less are assigned to a minimum security facility. However, these are only guidelines; other factors can determine the placement of an offender.
Inmates who do not abide by the rules at minimum or medium security prisons may be assigned to maximum security prisons regardless as to the length of time to serve. They may not have visits for a month, then two one-hour visits for the next days, then three one-hour visits for the next 30 days. They are not allowed to make collect phone calls for the first days, may make one minute phone call during the next days, and then three minute phone calls the next days. This is all dependent on maintaining proper discipline.
The other 3 facilities house male inmates. Inmates must work or go to school, or both, and return to the center when not occupied in an approved activity in the community. Inmates who are within 2 years of release and classified as minimum security may apply for placement at an ATC through their assigned correctional counselor. Currently, an inmate search on our website will only return information the Department may disclose to the public on IDOC inmates who are currently incarcerated or on parole. If an inmate has completed his or her sentence, the individual's information will not be displayed.
Their information is still available; however, you must request it through our archived records search. The ability to conduct a thorough search of archived records depends on the information received from a requester.
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Including the following information is helpful: the full name of the person, the date of birth, and the year the inmate was received at the Illinois Department of Corrections. Additional information about where the inmate served their time, the county where the conviction was handed down and other dates relevant to their incarceration will enhance search efforts. Please be as thorough as possible and check for correct spelling of first and last names.
Requestors must complete the form on the Contact Us page, and should select Record Search under the General Subject section of the form. Top of Page. The PRB imposes release conditions for offenders exiting penal facilities, revokes and restores good conduct credits from inmates, conducts hearings to determine whether parolees have violated conditions of parole, and awards certificates of Relief from Disabilities and Certificates of Good Conduct.
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The PRB notifies victims and their families when an inmate is about to be released from custody. The Board also makes confidential recommendations to the Governor relative to executive clemency petitions. More information can be found on the Prisoner Review Board website. Inmates cannot receive telephone calls, but can make collect calls to those on their approved calling list. If you want to receive collect calls from an inmate, you will need to write the inmate and ask to be placed on the inmate's approved calling list. All inmate telephone calls are subject to monitoring and recording at any time by IDOC staff, unless prior special arrangements have been made to make or receive an unmonitored attorney call.
All requests for unmonitored attorney calls must be processed by a member of the IDOC legal staff. Participation or initiation of three-way calls by inmates is strictly prohibited by IDOC rules, and will result in disciplinary action. Securus is the only service provider used by the Illinois Department of Corrections for inmate telephone services.
If you have questions regarding receiving collect calls from inmates, you can call Securus for information. If you wish to receive collect calls from offenders on a cell phone, you will need to call Securus to setup a prepaid account prior to accepting calls. If you have a land line phone you may set up a prepaid account or a direct billing account.
For collect or prepaid collect information, please call Securus at On this system, the following number will display for Caller ID: Any questions regarding calls from inmates, please contact Securus Customer Service: or email customer services at: customerservice securustech. For more information visit www.
All collect calls coming from an IDOC inmate are announced where you have the ability to accept, block or receive a rate quote. You can also contact Securus to block inmate calls. You must write the warden to request a visit with a particular offender. A proposed visitor, who has been convicted of a criminal offense or who has criminal charges pending, is on parole, mandatory supervised release, or probation or is an ex-offender, can visit an offender only with the written approval of the warden. Those on parole or mandatory supervised release also need parole agent approval.
Telephone: Fax: The information which the Department may disclose to the public on any current or former IDOC inmate, includes his or her name, IDOC number, parent institution, current location or status, vital statistics, admission and release dates, and sentencing information. All other information is confidential and may be released only pursuant to a valid subpoena or court order.
It is the policy of IDOC to classify each inmate on an individual basis; to establish the level of security necessary for control; to identify program needs, and to assign inmates to an appropriate institution, facility or program. Inmates who do not abide by the rules at minimum- or medium-security prisons can be assigned to maximum-security prisons regardless as to the length of time to serve. During reception and classification, the inmate is screened by the Health Care Unit staff to address any immediate medical needs. While in reception and classification, inmates cannot make telephone calls; however, they can receive letters via U.
Offenders admitted to a reception and classification center are in reception status. They remain in reception status until they are transferred to a permanent institution. Privileges and movement are limited at the reception center. There is no set time frame for processing an inmate; the processing varies per inmate. An offender can bring private medications when arriving at the Reception and Classification Center. However, once at IDOC, the physician will have to determine if they will be continued or if formulary substitutions will be used. Offenders can request a transfer to another adult facility through their assigned correctional counselors after they have remained in general population for 6 months at their current facility.
Offenders will discuss with their counselors the rationale and eligibility for transfer. Offender transfer requests are then initiated by the assigned correctional counselor and subsequently reviewed by the facility administration with a final recommendation by the warden of the facility. The TCO will make a final determination on the request for transfer upon review of all information, including the eligibility and needs of the offender, facility adjustment and the bed space needs of the IDOC.
IDOC has established programs of work release for those offenders who meet the standards established by departmental rules and regulations. There are strict requirements which must be met for participation in a work release program at an ATC. Inmates who are within 2 years of release and classified as minimum security can apply for placement at an ATC through their assigned correctional counselor. The Victims Services Unit will provide information, assistance and support to victims of crime whose victimizers are remanded to the custody or control of IDOC, and to victimized employees.
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These services will be administered with respect, compassion and confidentiality. The Victim Services Unit will enhance victim's rights in Illinois through public forums, needed legislation, and joint efforts with other victim services agencies, departments and organizations. The Victim Services Unit can be reached at: toll free or ext.
More information can be found on the Victim Services website.
You can also contact the Victim Services Unit toll free at or ext. You may ask the offender to complete these forms and to submit them to the Health Care Unit where the offender is housed. The data pertains to only those offenders under parole supervision or mandatory supervised release from the Illinois Department of Corrections who are required to register as Sex Offenders per Illinois statute. Inmates must have an approved residence before being released to parole. You can contact the facility in which the inmate is housed and ask to speak with Field Services.
The facility phone numbers are under the All Facilities link. The agency's Interstate Compact handles such inquiries. You can contact your local law enforcement and provide them the information. You can also contact the Illinois Department of Corrections at or fill out the Contact Us form on our website. Information about correctional officer positions can be found on the Careers at DOC webpage. At IDOC, volunteers assist in various ways, ranging from mentoring and meeting the religious needs of inmates to offering alcohol and drug rehabilitation such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous.
Volunteers tutor, hold church services and Bible studies as well as parenting, art, music, poetry and literacy classes. At IDOC, thousands of volunteers provide programs and services that otherwise would not be available to the incarcerated men and women. The Illinois Department of Corrections is the state-operated prison system.
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