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SCI Cambridge Springs 451 Fullerton Avenue Cambridge Springs, PA 16403-1238 (814) 398-5400 |
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| SCI Cambridge
Springs (Crawford County), opened in 1992, was formerly the Polish
National Alliance College before being purchased by the Commonwealth in
1990. The campus was converted into a minimum-security facility for
women, the majority of whom are nearing their release from prison. | |
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take Route 19 North to Cambridge Springs (approximately 6 miles). Take
the first right (Spring Street) past the "BiLo" grocery store, follow
Spring Street through the light to the second block (at a "Y" in the
road). Take a right onto Ross Avenue and proceed to the top of the hill
to Fullerton Avenue and turn left. Report to the first building on the
right (Washington Hall).
Visiting Information
Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closes Tuesday- Thursday.
Rules:
Inmates
may have an unlimited number of visits Monday through Friday and one
visit on the weekend from anyone on their approved visiting list.
Visitors are subject to search upon entering and leaving the institution.
Regular
visits may last all day if space is available. Visits may be shortened
to allow other inmates the space to be with their visitors – this
most likely will occur on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. If so,
visits will last no less than an hour and the first visitor to arrive
will be the first visitor to be asked to leave so that all inmates and
visitors have time together.
Inmates in disciplinary status and
administrative custody have different rules for visitation. Please
check with the inmate to know if this applies to them.
All
visitors that are 16 or older are required to have one form of photo
identification. If the visitor does not have one form of photo ID, then
two forms of other identification are required. A minor?s name may be
placed on the approved visiting list only with the written permission
of the minor?s parent or legal guardian on form DC-313A.
Visitors under the age of 18 may only visit when accompanied by an adult who is on the inmate?s approved visiting list.
Purses,
knapsacks, packages, etc. are to be left outside of the institution.
You may bring in a change purse or wallet. The only other items allowed
in the visiting room (when appropriate) are: six diapers, one plastic
baby bottle, one plastic jar of baby food, car keys and an unlined
sweater/cardigan. If you are in doubt about an item, call first or
bring it to the attention of the Officer when you arrive.
All
drugs, including prescription and over-the-counter drugs, are
prohibited. Should medication be needed during your visit at the
institution, please advise the Officer when you are signing in.
Visitors
will park on the street on Fullerton Avenue and enter the institution
via Washington Hall. This is a large building with pillars that sits
outside of the fenced compound.
Do not stop and have conversations with inmates whom you are not here to visit.
Children
should be fed prior to their visit to the institution. Although
refreshments are available through vending machines, one should not
depend upon them to be filled or in working order.
It is the
responsibility of the visitors and inmates to maintain their children?s
behavior. If this is not done, the visit will be terminated.
Outdoor
visits within the compound are available to inmates and their visitors
with proper clearance during the summer months. Check with the inmate
you are visiting concerning procedures.
General visiting information:
All
visitors must be on the approved visiting list. It is recommended that
you arrive as early in the day as possible so that proper arrangements
can be made in time for your visit. It may take time to notify an
individual inmate for a visit, so please be patient.
Have proper identification with you. You will not be permitted to visit without proper identification.
Please
be sure to sign in upon your arrival. If you travel by private vehicle,
you will be asked to register the year, make, model and license number
of your vehicle.
ALL visitors and vehicles are subject to search
upon entering the institution, while at the institution and before
leaving the institution. If you refuse to be searched before entering
the institution, your visiting privileges may be denied. If you refuse
to be searched while in the institution or upon leaving the
institution, you may be detained until the appropriate law enforcement
authorities arrive.
Cameras, tape recorders, radios, chewing gun, tobacco products and handbags are not permitted in the visiting area.
Visits may last all day. However, this may be reduced depending upon the number of visits scheduled for that day.
Inmates placed in disciplinary custody status may have their visiting privileges restricted.
Please
use good judgment and discretion in dress and behavior so as not to
embarrass others in the visiting room. Keep children under control.
Failure to do so may result in early termination of your visit.
Ex-offenders must have prior written approval from the Superintendent to visit any inmate.
Do
not bring any kind of gift to the institution. You may, if you wish,
leave cash donations with the Lobby Officer or other staff person
designated by the institution for credit to the inmate?s account. You
will receive a receipt for such donations.
Food may not be taken
into the institution. Food and soft drinks may be purchased and
consumed where vending machines are provided. Smoking is not permitted
in the visiting room.
Any visitor appearing to be under the
influence of alcohol or a controlled substance will not be permitted to
enter the institution.
All inmates are informed of changes that
may occur in visiting regulations. It is the responsibility of each
inmate to inform her visitor of these changes.
Please remember that any violation of visiting regulations may result in the suspension of visiting privileges.
The
Department of Corrections encourages you to put money on inmate accounts
electronically using one of the two following options:
JPay
Western Union
Please
remember: If your friend or family member owes fines, costs or
restitution, a percentage of any money you deposit (regardless if it is
electronically deposited) may go to paying his or her debt in accordance with
DC-ADM-005
How To Email an
Inmate
1. Go to
the vendor website that services the institution where the inmate is housed.
2.
Establish an account with that vendor and follow their instructions to create
an email.
3. All
emails are subject to review for appropriate content. After
review, the email will be printed on paper and delivered to the inmate.
4. Any
response from the inmate will be mailed out using regular U.S. Postal Service
mail. Inmates do NOT have access to any outgoing email programs.
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