Prison Place

(317) 639-2671
401 N. Randolph St.
Indianapolis, IN 46201

Directions From I-65 southbound, exit east on Market Street. Go east until you reach Walcott Street; turn left (north) on Walcott. Take Walcott Street to New York Street (one way east) turn right. The Indiana Women's Prison will be located on the corner of Randolph and New York Streets.

Visiting Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 6:30am-5:45pm

Inmates are responsible for scheduling their visits.  We will allow visits on a first come, first serve basis.  Inmates will not be called out of programs for visits.

Each inmate may place 5 names on his/her visiting list.  The inmate may request a change to his list in writing to the Jail Commander or his/her designee after 90 days.  Inmates must fill out the visiting forms completely or the visitor will not be allowed to visit.  Inmates who have difficulty completing the form may request help from the officer providing the form.  However; it is the inmate's responsibility to obtain the necessary information for the form.

A picture ID must be shown at the time of each visit.  Visitors must be on the inmate's visiting list.

Inmates are permitted three (3) visits per week, unless restricted by classification or disciplinary action.  The week begins every Sunday.

No person under the age of 18 will be permitted in the lobby during visiting. 

Any visitor that disrupts the visitation process in any manner may have their visiting rights revoked, and may result in the inmate's visiting rights being suspended as well.  Any inmate that disrupts visiting will have his/her visitation rights revoked.  Visiting rights may only be reinstated after a request is sent in writing to the Jail Commander or his/her designee.  Disruptions include, but not limited to:  loud talking or yelling, inappropriate clothing, obscene gestures or profanity, bringing children in the building during visiting, more than one person visiting.  Visiting rights may be revoked at the discretion of the Shift Supervisor.

Calendar Year 2005

420*
*Includes Women's Intake

Housing
Housing

Dec. 13, 2007......Until just last week, there was a possibility our daughter would go to Indiana Women's Prison.  I called a couple of times there and spoke with a couple of Program Directors.  It seems they have a good visiting schedule for children and child friendly visitation environment.  They also have a brand new (or very soon to be open) nursery program and "wing".  Pregnant inmates are permitted to keep their babies with them at the prison unit for up to 18 months.  The ladies I spoke with were very friendly and informative and seemed to be very involved with helping families stay united.  I can't "vouch" for the program, as my daughter doesn't have to go there.....she gets to come home on house arrest.