Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry Inmate Search and Prison Information

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The Indianapolis Women’s Community Re-Entry can be found in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Indianapolis Women’s Community Re-Entry is a medium-security facility. The Indianapolis Women’s Community Re-Entry is home to over 79 inmates. The Indianapolis Women’s Community Re-Entry only houses male inmates. These male inmates all have been charged and convicted of a felony crime.

All inmates in the Indianapolis Women’s Community Re-Entry living quarters are either going to be triple or double bunk beds in an open dormitory setting that expands from multiple buildings.

The Indianapolis Women’s Community Re-Entry will give select inmates a chance to be a part of the work crew team. The work crew team will provide general labor to many of the county’s agencies. These inmates will work under the direct supervision of the department of transportation, farmers market, fire station doing various tasks.

The Indianapolis Women’s Community Re-Entry also will offer their inmates counseling, educational programs, re-entry programs, substance abuse programs, and sex offender rehabilitation.

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With technology doing a quick inmate search is simple. You will need to head on over to the Indiana Department of Corrections website, where you can find the inmate locator. You will be able to search for the inmate by their full name, gender, race, age, and institution.

You should select the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry institution, so you do not get every other institution that the Indiana Department of Corrections also owns and operates in the database as well.

When you are not waiting for an inmate to call you, you are more than welcome to send a letter to an inmate. These letters will be checked by a Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry worker for contraband before given to the inmate it is addressed to.

Make sure when you are sending the letter out that you have it address to the inmate along with their ID number.

The Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry made it super simple for you to send/deposit money into an inmate's account.

You do not even have to leave your own home for some of these options.

The first option is you can use JPay. JPay is an online service where you can quickly deposit money into an inmate’s account. This option will incur a fee though.

You can also utilize MoneyGram as well to deposit money into an inmate’s account.

But, if you do not want to pay fees to send money, you can send a money order with the inmates information on it to the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry.

When an inmate is in the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry, you will need to wait for them to call you hear their voice. You will NOT be permitted to call them while they are in the facility.

You will NOT be permitted to use any of your phone call features such as call forwarding, call waiting, and three-way calling. If you do use these features, your call can and will be disconnected as the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry staff listens in on ALL phone calls.

Visiting in the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry is held on Saturdays, Sundays, along with federal holidays between the hours of 9 am to 3 pm.

When visiting you will need to bring your driver’s license to be allowed to go into the visitation area.