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Livesay Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:30:40 GMT

104 Broadcast Drive
Spartanburg, SC 29303-4711
(864) 594-4920 or
(803) 734-1375
Mailing Adress:
P.O. Box 580
Una, SC 29378

Warden: Robert Mauney

Directions to Livesay Correctional Institution

Livesay "A" Camp Prior to July 2007, Livesay "A" Camp was known as Livesay Pre-Release Center.
Opened:1982
Security: Level 1-A (Male)
Special Mission: The Center provides an environment conducive to rehabilitation through work programming, pre-release programming/training, and other relevant programs as a means of reintegrating the offender back into the community.
Education and Vocational Training: Literacy and GED Preparation.
Health Care: Routine medical care provided at Northside Correctional Institution, with 24-hour emergency care available
Programs: Religious services, volunteer services, Alcoholics Anonymous, and Narcotics Anonymous.
Satellite Activities: Provides security for Restitution Center opened in 1990, housing 48 males and 16 females located on the premises and operated by the South Carolina Department of Probation Parole and Pardon Services.
Community Services: Provides inmate labor crews to the Spartanburg Housing Authority, the City of Woodruff, and the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism; provides one correctional officer-supervised inmate litter crew who pick up trash along interstate highways.

Livesay "B" Camp Prior to July 2007, Livesay "B" Camp was known as Northside Correctional Institution.
Opened:1973
Security: Level 1-B (Male)
Education: Literacy and GED preparation.
Industries: Recycling textile material for private sector to reduce need for valuable landfill space.
Health Care: Routine medical care provided on site with 24-hour emergency care available
Programs: Religious services, volunteer services, recreational services, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, substance abuse, and Impact of Crime classes.
Community Services: Provides inmate labor crews to Cherokee County, the Greenville County Sheriffâ€™s Office, the City of Greer, the City of Spartanburg, and Spartanburg County; provides a correctional officer-supervised inmate litter crew who pick up trash along interstate highways

Sending mail to an inmate

All incoming inmate mail must be clearly marked with the inmate’s legal name, SCDC number, living unit, full name of the institution, street address, city, state, and zip code with a complete return address in the upper left-hand corner. However, every effort is made to deliver all mail received at every institution.

All mail will be opened and inspected by postal staff prior to being delivered to the inmate. Legal mail is opened and inspected in the presence of the inmate. Mail is not read unless there is reason to believe illegal activity or activity in violations of Agency rules and regulations is present.

Inmates are not allowed to receive cash, stamps, any writing materials, anything to eat, drink, or smoke. General population inmates may receive books, magazines, newspapers if they are sent directly from the publisher or from a publication supplier (licensed bookstore) and if they are paid for in advance. Inmates in lock up areas are limited as to what they may receive.

It is best to contact the inmate to inquire as to what is and what is not allowed before sending anything other than a letter.

Sending Money to an Inmate

The South Carolina Department of Corrections operates a cashless system for inmates. This means that incarcerated individuals are not allowed to have U.S. currency. Possession of money is a violation of Agency policy and disciplinary action is taken against any inmate found to have money.

However, every inmate in the Department of Corrections has a Cooper Trust Fund Account that allows him/her to make purchases in the institution. The back of the inmate's identification card has a magnetic strip that allows the ID card to function as a debit card to that inmate's Cooper Trust Fund Account. When the inmate desires to purchase items in the institution, his ID card is "swiped" and the purchase is allowed if there are sufficient funds in the inmate's account to pay for the desired items.

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

Family members and friends can make deposits into an inmate's Cooper Trust Fund account. Only U.S. Postal and Western Union money orders will be accepted for deposit into the inmate's account. The only exception is a Canadian Postal Money Order issued in U.S. Currency. The guidelines to make such a deposit are provided below.
The sender must make the money order payable to "Cooper Trust Fund for Inmate (name) (SCDC number) ". A Cooper Trust Fund Deposit Slip (SCDC# 15-14) must accompany the money order. These forms are available through the inmate, by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to Cooper Trust Fund or can be printed off the internet by clicking Deposit Slip. The address to receive forms and to make deposits is:

Cooper Trust Fund
P. O. Box 102111
Columbia, SC 29221-5011

It is highly recommended that family members and friends who send money orders use only standard first class mail. Money orders that are sent "next day air" or "overnight express" are not processed any sooner than standard first class mail. No other items will be accepted at this address. Any items (such as letters, cards, pictures, or checks) that are received will be returned to the sender at the inmate's expense.

How to send money electronically:

Now, friends and family members can send money to an inmate overnight using one of the two money transfer firms listed below. This can be accomplished with cash or credit cards, by phone or via the internet. When you contact either of the transfer agents you will need to know the inmate's name and SCDC number.

Jpay - you must know that the payee is the South Carolina Department of Corrections.
To pay by phone, call: 800-574-JPay (800-574-5729)
To pay by internet, visit: www.Jpay.com

Western Union - you must know that the payee is the South Carolina Department of Corrections and the Code City/State is SCDOC/SC.
To pay by phone, call: 800-634-3422
To pay by internet, visit: www.westernunion.com

Please be aware that these firms charge a fee for their service. The inmate will receive notification of each deposit credited to his/her account. The Cooper Trust Fund can respond to outside inquiries concerning whether a deposit was received, but no information regarding the account balance can be released. These inquiries may be directed to: Centralbank@doc.state.sc.us

Telephone Calls

Inmate Telephone List
Inmates admitted to SCDC are allowed to list the names, addresses, and phone numbers for up to five people that they wish to call. Approximately two weeks after completing the form, the inmate will be issued a Personal Identification Number (PIN) and will be temporarily allowed to call these numbers at times allowed by the institutional schedule. After 90 days, the inmate will no longer be able to call these telephone numbers, unless the owner of the telephone number has taken action to be added to the inmate's telephone list. Each inmate is allowed up to 20 phone numbers on his or her list of authorized phone numbers.

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

Embarq and the S.C. Department of Corrections are making it easier for families to stay in touch with relatives incarcerated in the state’s prisons. Effective immediately, family members can save 20 percent of the cost usually associated with calls from inmates by simply prepaying. To sign up, interested parties can call 1-888-664-7839. The traditional collect calling plan also will remain in place for those who prefer to use it.

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

Yes. The minimum charge depends upon the normal cost of a 15 minute call from the institution to your phone. If the cost of that call is less than $5.00, the minimum required to setup the account is $25.00. If the 15 minute call costs $5.00 or more, the minimum payment is $50.00

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

You may be past due on your local phone bill. If you are overdue on their payment, if you have ever "not paid" a long distance phone bill, or your service has ever been disconnected, you may be restricted from receiving calls.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

In the correctional industry, the typical monthly bill can range between $30.00 to $150.00 a month. As a courtesy to guard against fraud, the inmate phone service vendor has established a "courtesy limit" of $200.00. This limit can be raised or lowered, depending upon your needs and payment history.

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

In order to clear the restriction on your line, your account must be current with your local phone company provider, including all local and correctional collect call charges (this includes collect call charges that may not have shown up on your bill yet).

These charges must be paid in full to your local phone company provider. Once you have made your payment (in full) simply call: 1-888-664-7839 and let them know you have made a payment. They will verify the information with your local provider.

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Local phone providers may choose not to have a billing and collection agreement with other phone company providers and/or third party billing agents. If they choose not to provide this service, the inmate phone provider has no way to bill you for the calls you have received. Thus, your calls may be restricted until you contact us to make arrangements for PrePay calling.

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

then your call may be disconnected. No credits will be issued for calls disconnected due to the above reasons. There are security risks with using these technologies and per the South Carolina Department of Corrections' guidelines, these technologies are strictly prohibited.

Visitation

Visitation is an important component of the rehabilitation process and is conducted in the least restrictive manner possible while meeting requirements of safety, security, classification, and space availability. Click here to review visitation guidelines: Rules for Visitors

The Central Visitation Center (CVC) processes applications for visiting privileges. The address of the Central Visitation Facility is 3765-B Leeds Avenue, North Charleston, South Carolina 29405. If you have a question regarding visitation that in not addressed in Rules for Visitors, you may contact the Visitation Inquiry Line at (803) 896-1838 and leave a message which will be returned in 24-72 hours.

Each inmate in the S. C. Department of Corrections is allowed to have a maximum of fifteen (15) approved visitors on his/her visiting list. Each inmate is provided with "Request for Visiting Privileges" forms (SCDC Form 19-127) to send to his/her prospective visitors. The only way for an individual to receive a visiting privileges form is from the inmate who wants them to visit. These forms are provided to each inmate upon arrival in the Department of Corrections Reception and Evaluation Center and are available to inmates in all institutions throughout the state. Every individual must complete this form and forward it to the Central Visitation Center for processing. The form is reviewed by CVC staff and the information is entered into the automated system. If the form is missing any required information, the form is returned to the sender for proper completion.

Once the application form has been properly completed, submitted, and approved, the individual is added to the inmate's visiting list. An inmate is provided a copy of his approved visiting list once a week if a change is made during that week. IT IS THE INMATE'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ADVISE HIS/HER VISITOR(S) OF THEIR APPROVAL.

Minor children that are on the APPROVED visiting list must be accompanied by an adult and will be allowed to visit only if they are the inmate's brothers and sisters, the inmate's children (natural or legally adopted), the inmate's stepchildren, grandchildren, or step grandchildren. When an individual arrives at an institution to visit everyone age 10 and older must present a public safety picture identification. Those under age 10 must show a copy of their long-form birth certificate. Certain criteria must be met before an inmate who wishes to have minor niece/nephew(s) visit. This information is available to the inmates at their institution.

Upon arriving at the institution, the visitor must state the name and SCDC number of the inmate they wish to visit. This information is entered into the automated system and if the individual is listed on the inmate's approved visiting list a visitor's pass will be generated for the individual. [Inmate may only have one visit per day; therefore, all visitors must be together.]

Inmates are not allowed to have visitors during the reception and evaluation process unless they remain in the Reception and Evaluation Center longer than thirty (30) days and the visitor is on the approved visiting list. The institution where the inmate is housed should be contacted directly concerning the visiting days and times.

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Watkins Pre Release

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:29:35 GMT

1700 St. Andrews Terrace Rd
Columbia, SC 29210
(803) 896-8584

Warden: Sandy Barrett

Opened: 1983
Security: Level 1-A (Male)
Special Mission: The Center provides an environment conducive to rehabilitation through work programming, pre-release programming/training, and other life skills programs as a means of reintegrating the offender into the community.
Education: Literacy and GED preparation.
Health Care: Routine medical and dental care provided on Broad River Complex with 24-hour emergency care available.
Programs: 30-day pre-release program; religious services, recreational services, volunteer services, vocational rehabilitation, vocational placement, housing & employment assistance, aftercare referral, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous.
Community Services: Provides inmate labor crews to various state agencies upon request. Watkins also has a labor road crew which is dispatched daily

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Lieber Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:28:17 GMT

P.O. Box 205
Ridgeville, SC 29472
(843) 875-3332 or
(803) 896-3700

Warden: Stan Burtt

Opened:1986
Security: Level 3 (Male)
Special Mission: In addition to the normal inmate population, Lieber maintains the Death Row for the entire state.
Education: Literacy and GED preparation.
Vocational Training: Carpentry.
Industries: Recycling of tape measures for a private sector company, a tire retreading operation for state government, and a transmission disassembly operation.
Health Care: Routine medical and dental care on site with 24-hour medical coverage. Lincensed infirmary houses deaf and blind male inmates. Area Mental Health care.
Programs: Religious services, volunteer services, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, alcohol and drug education program, recovery group, Impact of Crime classes, and recreational services.
Community Services: Provides an Operation Behind Bars program for at risk youth and adults to tour the prison and hear inmates describe what led to their criminal behavior and life inside prison.
Services: Serves as one of the video conferencing sites for parole hearings in conjunction with the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Watertree River Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:26:58 GMT

PO Box 189
Rembert, SC 29128-0189
(803) 432-6191 or
(803) 896-3400

Warden: Joel Anderson

Opened: 1890's
Security: Level 2 (Male)
Special Mission: Phases I and II of the Department of Correctionsâ€™ Youthful Offender Intensification Program (YOIP) are operational at the institution. The YOIP is required for all inmates sentenced under the Youthful Offender Act. The institution also houses adult offenders.
Agriculture: This institution provides inmate labor for the Agriculture and Food Service Division's 7,000 acre row crop, dairy, egg-laying and beef cattle operations located adjacent to the facility.
Education: Literacy, GED preparation, and high school courses.
Vocational Training: Communications & electronics repair.
Health Care: Routine medical and dental care provided on site daily.
Programs: Religious services, volunteer services, recreational services, Alcoholics Anonymous.
Community Services: Provides inmate labor crews to the Office of the Adjutant General, the City of Camden, Kershaw County, Lee County, the City of Sumter, Sumter County Public Works, and the Department of Transportation; provides three (3) correctional officer-supervised inmate litter crews who pick up trash along the I-20 and adjacent secondary roads; and an institution work crew bags sandbags for use in coastal areas during hurricane/flooding storms

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Lee Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:25:31 GMT

990 Wisacky Highway
Bishopville, SC 29010
(803) 896-2400 or
(803) 428-2800

Warden: Anthony Padula

Opened: 1993
Security: Level 3 (Male)
Education: Literacy, GED prepraration, and high school courses.
Vocational Training: Electrical and carpentry.
Industries: Packaging plastic utensils and Christmas ornaments for private sector companies. Manufacturing apparel, mattresses and pillows for governmental agencies.
Health Care: Routine medical and dental care on site with 24-hour medical coverage. Licensed infirmary. Area Mental Health Care.
Programs: Religious services, volunteer services, recreational services, an Addictions Treatment Unit, a hospice program, Mental Health Services / Long-term Offender Program, and Victim Impact Program.
Community Services: Serves as one of the video conferencing sites for parole hearings in conjunction with the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services.

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Walden Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:23:38 GMT

4340 Broad River Road
Columbia, SC 29210
(803) 896-8580

Warden: Elaine Pinson

Opened: 1950
Security: Level 1-B (Male)
Education: GED preparation and Corrections Learning Network.
Vocational Training: Small engine repair.
Health Care: Routine medical and dental care provided on Broad River Complex with 24-hour emergency care available.
Programs: Religious services, recreational services, volunteer services, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Project "Going Home", and Fathers and Sons.
Community Services: Provides an inmate labor crew to various state agencies as requested.

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Leath Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:22:18 GMT

809 Airport Road
Greenwood, SC 29649
(864) 229-5709 or
(803) 896-1000

Warden: Catherine Kendall

Opened: 1991
Security: Level 3 (Female)
Education: Literacy, GED preparation, Basic Computers, and Health Science.
Industries: Private sector plant manufacturing t-shirts. Braille operation trains inmates to produce modern textbooks in braille.
Health Care: Routine medical, mental health, and dental care provided on site with 24-hour medical coverage.
Programs: Religious services, volunteer services, Alcoholics Anonymous, Alston Wilkes Pre-Release Seminar, SisterCare, Trauma Group, Battered Women program, Impact of Crime classes, Inmate re-entry program, mother/child reading program, recreational services, and an Addictions Treatment Unit.
Community Services: Provides an inmate labor crew to the Greenwood County Recycling Center; provides a correctional officer-supervised litter crew who picks up trash along interstate highways. Provides an Operation Behind Bars program for at risk youth and adults to tour the prison and hear inmates describe what led to their criminal behavior and life inside prison.
Services: Serves as a testing site for the GED program.

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Tyger River Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:20:27 GMT

200 Prison Road
Enoree, SC 29335-9308
(803) 896-3501, 896-3601
or
(864) 583-6056, 596-1600

Warden: Tim Riley

Opened: Upper Yard -1980, Lower Yard 1983
Security: Level 2 (Male)
Education: Literacy, GED preparation and high school courses.
Vocational Training: Carpentry, brick masonry, heating and air conditioning, auto body, and auto mechanics.
Industries: Two private sector industries - one a buffing operation for faucet handles and the other manufactures hardwood flooring.
Health Care: Routine medical and dental care provided on site with 24-hour emergency care available
Programs: Religious services, volunteer services, recreational services, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Impact of Crime classes (Lower Yard). Self Paced in Class Education Program (SPICE)
Community Services: Provides a correctional officer-supervised litter crew who picks up trash along interstate highways. Participates in Adopt a School program providing labor for renovations to local high school. Provides an Operation Behind Bars program for at risk youth and adults to tour the prison and hear inmates describe what led to their criminal behavior and life inside prison.

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Turbeville Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:19:10 GMT

P.O. Box 252
Turbeville, SC 29162
(843) 659-4800
(803) 896-3100

Warden: Gregory Knowlin

Opened: 1994
Security: Level 2 (Male)
Special Mission: The institution houses adult male offenders mostly sentenced under the Youthful Offender Act. The Youthful Offender Intensification Program, which focuses on the needs of inmates ages 17-25 sentenced by the courts as Youthful Offenders, has four phases. A 256 bed phase I and Phase II unit provides programs including education, work details, and a controlled environment with few privileges. Phase III inmates are place in the general population with some inmates assigned to a 272 bed Correctional Recovery Academy which deals with substance abuse problems, some being assigned to the Sex Offender Treatment Programs, and some assigned to general population. Additionally, we have 408 beds assigned to the adult straight-time population. The mission is directed by three majors area - administration, operations, and program services. These functions are developed and administered by personnel trained to interact professionally with both inmates and staff.
Education: Educational opportunities are provided based on the individual’s needs. A language arts program (reading, spelling, grammar), mathematics, and literacy training is offered. High School credentials can be earned by a student successfully passing the General Education Development (GED) Test. College credit courses are offered to those who qualify.
Vocational Training: Plumbing, carpentry, Brick Masonry, and Heavy equipment.
Health Care: Routine medical and dental service on site with 24-hour emergency care available. Area Mental Health Center.
Programs: Physical and Mental Health care, religious services, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Sexual Offender Treatment Program, Impact of Crime classes, and Substance Abuse Treatment Program.
Community Services: Provide a correctional officer to supervise an inmate litter crew to pick up trash along the interstate highways, state highways and secondary roads. We are committed to keeping South Carolina highways in pristine condition. We provide for Palmetto Pride, supervised inmates who ensure that the cleanliness of the Prideways, that are assigned to us, are maintained

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

Kershaw Correctional Institution

arhunt — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:17:50 GMT

4848 Gold Mine Highway
Kershaw, SC 29067
(803) 896-3301 or
(803) 475-5770

Warden: Cecilia Reynolds

Opened: 1997
Security: Level 2 (Male)
Education: GED preparation and Corrections Learning Network (CLN) classes.
Vocational Training: Basic Computer Literacy Class.
Industries: Packaging a variety of gloves for the private sector. PI employs approximately 100 inmate workers.
Health Care: Routine medical and dental care provided on site with 24-hour emergency care available.
Programs: Religious services, volunteer services, Alcoholics Anonymous, recreational services, and Impact of Crime classes.
Community Services: Serves as one of the video conferencing sites for parole hearings in conjunction with the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services. Provides an Operation Behind Bars program for at risk youth and adults to tour the prison and hear inmates describe what led to their criminal behavior and life inside prison

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

Instructions for sending money orders
Instructions for sending money electronically

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

To be added to an inmate's telephone list:

You must receive SCDC Form 2-3 "Telephone Privilege Request" from the inmate.
You must fill out SCDC Form 2-3 properly, and must send it, along with a copy of the page of your most recent telephone bill that displays the phone number, name, and address of the billed party, to:

Inmate Phone Service Provider
c/o South Carolina Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 21787
4444 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1787

Phone numbers for cell phones and toll free numbers are NOT allowed and will NOT be added to the inmate's telephone list.
After adding your phone number to the inmate's telephone list, SCDC will give the inmate a copy of the form you submitted to inform the inmate that you can now be called.
Your phone account must be current with your local telephone company (not past due).
Your local telephone company must have a Billing and Collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.
You must have a non-cordless phone with touch tone service (no rotary dial).

20% Discount with PrePay

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

How do I establish a PrePay account: Call: 1-888-664-7839

You will be asked to send in a minimum payment by cashiers' check, and/or money order. The payment must be mailed to:

ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

Once payment is received, you may receive calls and your account will be debited as calls are made to your number.

Is there a minimum payment to set up a PrePay Account?

How do I know when I am nearing a zero balance on my PrePay account?

Call: 1 -888-664-7839

Why is my number blocked? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

It may be due to your local phone service provider not having a billing and collection agreement with the South Carolina Department of Corrections' inmate phone service provider.

Is there a credit limit on my account? Call: 1 - 888-664-7839

What do I do if calls are restricted because I have reached my Courtesy Limit?

How do I increase my "Courtesy Limit"?

You will need to provide proof of payment for 6 months of service with your local phone provider for correctional collect calls. You may fax, mail or E-mail the copies of the paid bills to:

Fax : 1-913-315-9626

Mail: ENPA-CM
P.O. Box 7907
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207-0907

E-Mail to: enpa-cm@embarq.com

What does it mean that my local phone company does not allow Correctional Facility collect calls to be added to my local bill?

Why are my calls suddenly terminated if I am on line with someone from a South Carolina Department of Corrections facility?

If you utilize any phone features from your local provider including, but not limited to:

call forwarding
3-way call
transfer call
remote call
cell phone
cordless phone
if someone picks up the phone in another room during the call,

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

The South Carolina Department of Corrections allows inmates to receive packages twice a year. Ordering for the Holiday Package Program will begin in October 2007.

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Livesay Correctional Institution

104 Broadcast Drive Spartanburg, SC 29303-4711 (864) 594-4920 or (803) 734-1375 Mailing Adress: P.O. Box 580 Una, SC 29378

Warden: Robert Mauney

Directions to Livesay Correctional Institution

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

Watkins Pre Release

1700 St. Andrews Terrace Rd Columbia, SC 29210 (803) 896-8584

Warden: Sandy Barrett

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

Lieber Correctional Institution

P.O. Box 205 Ridgeville, SC 29472 (843) 875-3332 or (803) 896-3700

Warden: Stan Burtt

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

Watertree River Correctional Institution

PO Box 189 Rembert, SC 29128-0189 (803) 432-6191 or (803) 896-3400

Warden: Joel Anderson

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

Lee Correctional Institution

990 Wisacky Highway Bishopville, SC 29010 (803) 896-2400 or (803) 428-2800

Warden: Anthony Padula

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

Walden Correctional Institution

4340 Broad River Road Columbia, SC 29210 (803) 896-8580

Warden: Elaine Pinson

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

Leath Correctional Institution

809 Airport Road Greenwood, SC 29649 (864) 229-5709 or (803) 896-1000

Warden: Catherine Kendall

Sending mail to an inmate

Sending Money to an Inmate

How to send money orders to an inmate:

How to send money electronically:

Telephone Calls

FAQs about Pre Pay Accounts

Visitation

Inmate Package Program

Tyger River Correctional Institution

104 Broadcast Drive
Spartanburg, SC 29303-4711
(864) 594-4920 or
(803) 734-1375
Mailing Adress:
P.O. Box 580
Una, SC 29378

1700 St. Andrews Terrace Rd
Columbia, SC 29210
(803) 896-8584

P.O. Box 205
Ridgeville, SC 29472
(843) 875-3332 or
(803) 896-3700

PO Box 189
Rembert, SC 29128-0189
(803) 432-6191 or
(803) 896-3400

990 Wisacky Highway
Bishopville, SC 29010
(803) 896-2400 or
(803) 428-2800

4340 Broad River Road
Columbia, SC 29210
(803) 896-8580

809 Airport Road
Greenwood, SC 29649
(864) 229-5709 or
(803) 896-1000

200 Prison Road
Enoree, SC 29335-9308
(803) 896-3501, 896-3601
or
(864) 583-6056, 596-1600

P.O. Box 252
Turbeville, SC 29162
(843) 659-4800
(803) 896-3100

4848 Gold Mine Highway
Kershaw, SC 29067
(803) 896-3301 or
(803) 475-5770