Who provides phone service at Ventress Correctional Facility?
ICSolutions, linked directly from Ventress's official ADOC facility page as the Inmate Phone System. Set up an account at icsonline.icsolutions.com.
Phone CallsICSolutions handles phone calls and tablets, at $0.08 a minute for calls within the U.S.
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Ventress’s official ADOC facility page links ICSolutions as the “Inmate Phone System” provider. ICSolutions handles phone calls and tablets for people in custody there. ICSolutions bills domestic calls at $0.08 a minute and international calls at carrier cost plus $0.08 a minute, per ADOC’s Male Inmate Handbook (effective August 1, 2025). Go to icsonline.icsolutions.com to set up an account and add funds.
Ventress’s official page on doc.alabama.gov links ICSolutions at icsonline.icsolutions.com as the facility’s inmate phone system. Domestic calls cost $0.08 a minute and international calls cost carrier cost plus $0.08 a minute, per ADOC’s Male Inmate Handbook (effective August 1, 2025). Go to icsonline.icsolutions.com to set up an account, add funds, and manage how calls connect to your phone number, or call Ventress at (334) 775-3331 with other questions.
These rates apply statewide across ADOC facilities, per ADOC’s Male Inmate Handbook (effective August 1, 2025):
| Service | Rate |
|---|---|
| Domestic phone calls | $0.08 per minute |
| International phone calls | Carrier cost + $0.08 per minute |
| Remote video visitation | $0.16 per minute |
| Tablet streaming content | $0.03 per minute |
| Email or text messaging | $0.15 per message |
| Voice messaging | $0.25 per message |
| Photo sharing (inbound only) | $0.30 per photo |
Fund an account at icsonline.icsolutions.com or by calling (888) 506-8407.
One detail about Ventress’s phone system still isn’t published on ADOC’s site:
Ask about these when you call (334) 775-3331 or when you set up your ICSolutions account. Video visitation is confirmed available at $0.16 a minute, per ADOC’s Male Inmate Handbook.
Families and friends have two ways to send digital messages, based on official ADOC sources, and it isn’t clear which one Ventress actively prioritizes:
Since Ventress’s own page specifically links the ICSolutions option, try that first. If it doesn’t work the way you expect, ask facility staff or check whether CorrLinks is also active for this specific facility.
As with virtually every ADOC facility, phone calls and digital messages through the facility’s approved systems are subject to monitoring and recording. This is standard practice and not unique to Ventress.
You can add money to an ICSolutions phone or tablet account, though the exact relationship between ICSolutions phone funding and Access Corrections deposits to the inmate’s general account isn’t detailed on ADOC’s site. If you’re unsure whether funding through Access Corrections covers phone time or whether ICSolutions requires its own separate deposit, ask when you call the facility.
Because Ventress’s core mission is running an eight-week Substance Abuse Program and a six-month Crime Bill drug treatment program, phone or tablet access schedules could be tied to program requirements. If calls aren’t connecting for someone enrolled in a treatment program, ask the facility whether program scheduling is the reason before assuming a technical problem.
Confirm your account is funded and that your phone number is entered correctly in ICSolutions. Some cell carriers block calls from correctional facilities by default, so check with your carrier if calls won’t connect at all. For ICSolutions account or technical issues, check icsonline.icsolutions.com for support contact information. For questions specific to Ventress’s phone system, call the facility directly at (334) 775-3331.
If you’re having trouble reaching someone by phone or through digital messaging, consider mailing a letter through the mail and photos guide as a backup way to stay in touch.
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ICSolutions, linked directly from Ventress's official ADOC facility page as the Inmate Phone System. Set up an account at icsonline.icsolutions.com.
Phone CallsDomestic calls cost $0.08 a minute through ICSolutions, effective August 1, 2025, per ADOC's Male Inmate Handbook. International calls cost carrier cost plus $0.08 a minute.
Phone CallsThrough ICSolutions, e-messages cost $0.15 each, voice messages cost $0.25 each, inbound photo sharing costs $0.30 per photo, and tablet streaming content costs $0.03 a minute, per ADOC's Male Inmate Handbook. You can also send photos through Pigeonly without printing anything.
Phone CallsNo. Inmate phone systems like ICSolutions only allow outgoing calls from the facility. The person in custody has to call you; you cannot call in to reach them.
Phone CallsTwo options are available based on official ADOC sources: CorrLinks at corrlinks.com, and ICSolutions eMessage, which is the one linked directly from Ventress's own official page. Try ICSolutions first, or confirm with the facility which one it actively uses.
Phone CallsYes. As with virtually all ADOC facilities, phone calls and digital messages are monitored and recorded.
Phone CallsThis isn't detailed on ADOC's site. Ventress's primary mission is running an eight-week Substance Abuse Program and a six-month Crime Bill drug treatment program, and program schedules could affect phone or tablet access. Ask the facility directly.
Phone CallsCheck that your phone number and account balance are correct first. Some cell carriers block correctional facility calls by default, so check with your carrier. If the problem continues, call Ventress at (334) 775-3331.
Phone CallsFund the inmate's account through Access Corrections.
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