Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry, Indiana Inmates

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The Indianapolis Women’s Community Re-Entry is a level 5 state prison in Indianapolis, Indiana. It holds up to 79 adult male offenders in various housing units as per their security levels. To manage this high inmate population, the detention center runs several programs on mental health, substance abuse, GED, basic literacy and languages. Further, the facility gives offenders with good standing a chance to be part of community work squads.

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The Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry maintains an online inmate roster for all its current offenders at the Indiana Department of Corrections official website. Here, anyone can search for an inmate using their first and last names and offender ID. Or, the interested person can call the Department directly via the information line 317-244-3387.

The Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry allows offenders to receive mails and packages provided the correspondence is addressed as below:

Inmate Last Name, First Name, ID Number

​Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry

2596 Girl's School Road, Indianapolis, IN, 46214

The sender must use the U.S. Postal Service mail only to deliver it. Second, the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry allows offenders to receive email messages through JPay service provider. Here, inmates use secure tablets at the interactive kiosk in each housing unit. JPay charges a small fee that caters for the infrastructure that supports and monitors the service.

Inmates at the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry can receive money from outside the facility via any of the following three ways:

• Lock Box

Here, the sender deposits checks, money orders, or cashier’s check into the inmate’s commissary account at zero transaction charges. Hence, it is a cost-effective option.

• Electronic Funds Transfer – EFT

An EFT is a fast paid money transfer service. Currently, the detention Center contracts JPay, GTL, and Keefe for the service. Funds reflect in the inmate’s commissary account within 1 to 3 days.

• Checks via Mail

This option takes the longest time. It involves dispatching checks or money orders payable to the Indiana Department of Corrections. The sender indicates the inmates’ full names and inmate ID at the back of the slip. Upon arrival, the checks or money orders go through a mandatory 30-day hold.

Inmates at the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry have an inmate telephone account and a PIN that they use to access the phone service. Hence, they are allowed to make call collect to up to 10 persons from an approved member’s list. The call recipient bears the full cost of the call. The call collect to business numbers is not allowed. Besides, call forwarding and three-way calling are prohibited.

Anyone in the approved members' list can visit an inmate at the Indianapolis Women's Community Re-Entry on Saturdays and Sundays between 9 am and 3 pm. Still, the visits are by appointment only. Visitors are advised to apply for visitation at least one day before the actual visit.