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How do I find someone at Caldwell Correctional Center?
Use the NC Offender Public Information search at webapps.doc.state.nc.us/opi/offendersearch.do?method=view. Search by name to confirm the person is at Caldwell. Their OPUS number is required for money deposits and mail.
Inmate Search
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How do I visit someone at Caldwell Correctional Center?
Visits are by appointment only. The person inside mails you a blank visitor application form. You fill it out and return it to the facility. Once approved, you can visit (max 3 visitors per session, one session per week, up to 2 hours). Call (828) 726-2509 or email [email protected] to confirm current hours.
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Can I walk in without an appointment?
No. Walk-in visits are not permitted. You must be on the approved visitor list before your visit. Contact (828) 726-2509 or email [email protected] to learn the current scheduling process.
Visitation
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How do I send money to someone at Caldwell Correctional Center?
Use ViaPath/ConnectNetwork. Go to ConnectNetwork.com, find Caldwell Correctional Center, and deposit with the person's name and OPUS number. You can also call 888-428-1845 (Trust line), use Western Union code NCDAC TRUST, or send a money order free of charge to TouchPay Holdings LLC, PO Box 174, Houston TX 77001-0174.
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What is the mailing address for Caldwell Correctional Center?
Personal mail goes through TextBehind: Caldwell Correctional Center, [Full Legal Name, OPUS Number], P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Books and publications go directly to the facility at 480 Pleasant Hill Road, Lenoir, NC 28645. Legal mail: contact the facility.
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How do phone calls work at Caldwell Correctional Center?
Calls go through ViaPath/GTL via ConnectNetwork at $0.10 per minute with a 15-minute cap. Residents on work release are off-site during the day, so expect calls in the evenings. All calls are monitored and recorded.
Phone Calls
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What is Caldwell Correctional Center?
Caldwell Correctional Center is a minimum custody, ACA-accredited state prison in Lenoir, Caldwell County, NC. It holds 238 male residents and is designated as a reentry facility. Built in 1938 as a road-crew field unit, the facility now offers Caldwell Community College courses, GED prep, substance abuse programs including AA and NA, and multiple vocational and work release programs. Its 135-seat chapel was built in 1987 entirely from community donations.
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Why might a resident be unavailable for a visit or call during the week?
Caldwell is a reentry facility where many residents participate in work release, community work squads, DOT road crews, and other off-site assignments. These happen on weekdays during business hours. Call (828) 726-2509 before you travel to confirm the person's schedule.
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