Current information on when and where items are accepted for inmates is on a telephone recording. Call 743-2500 and select the option for the Correction Division.

Both State and County correctional facilities in New York State participate in a statewide victim notification system. Warren County is a active participant. For additional information, call toll free 1-888-846-3469.

All clothing and necessary personal hygiene items are provided. The Corrections Department will accept only the following personal items:

You may send money by obtaining a money order or certified check. The funds may be delivered via mail to the inmate or brought to the lobby officer on duty during the following times:

Individuals incarcerated in county prisons or in detention at municipal jails or holding facilities may also be eligible for an involuntary hospitalization if they meet the criteria of Section 302.

Cash is not accepted! The only way to get money into a detainee's/inmate's account is with a money order made out to the inmate. In addition, there is a limit of $500 that may be in a detainee's/inmate's account. Money orders that exceed $500 or cause a detainee's/inmate's account balance to exceed $500 will not be accepted.

To add money to an inmate's account, you must submit it in a sealed envelope addressed to the inmate who is to receive the funds. The envelope must also include the name of the person funding the account, and must be placed in the jail lobby drop box or mailed. Please note: Cash will not be accepted. Only money orders or bank cashier's checks will be accepted. Receipts will not be given for the funds. The money order or cashier's check stub will serve as your receipt.

Inmates may release personal property to visitors at the inmate's request. Sheriff's Office personnel will complete the appropriate paperwork at the time of the property release.

All inmates are allowed to wear their own clothing and can provide their own hygiene items. Limitations are placed on the amount each individual can possess. Contact LCF (441-7133) for specific questions.

Each facility has its own regulations. Specific questions regarding visitation procedures should be addressed to the facility where the inmate is housed.

Inmates buy a variety of things from the jail commissary: candy, snacks, beverages, writing materials, shoes and clothing, provided they have sufficient funds to pay for what they order. When money is placed into an inmate's trust account, the first $15.00 is automatically placed in his personal account, which is used for medical co-pays while in custody. The remaining money is automatically placed in his commissary account, which can be used to buy commissary items.

If an inmate has no money in his commissary account for seven days prior to the request for commissary, the jail will supply him with necessary personal hygiene items as determined by jail staff. He will also receive three stamped envelopes and writing paper each week.

Money, in the form of cash or a money order for an inmate is accepted at the jail. Money, in the form of cash or a money order can also be mailed directly to an inmate. The money order (recommended procedure) should be made out to the inmate. Money mailed to an inmate will be removed from the envelope and credited to the inmate’s account when it is received.

Yes. Friends or family, with the permission of the inmate, can pick up personal property. Those wishing to pick up property must present picture identification and sign for the property once permission to release the property is received. Friends and family must receive all of the inmate's property in storage.

You may wish to contact the respective Records and Reception Officers of the institutions for further enquiry. Please click here for the list of contact numbers for the institutions. (Institution’s RRO contact number will be provided)

All clothing and necessary personal hygiene items are provided. The Corrections Department will accept only the following items:

Money Orders ? Money orders made payable to the inmate, may be placed in a money envelope and dropped in the box located in the lobby of each facility. The envelope should contain the name of the inmate, the name of the sender, the amount of the money order, and the inmate's jail number (if known). The money will be posted to the inmate's account the next business day. Western Union ? Money may be wired by Western Union to the inmate's account. (The inmate must have an active account.