Guide for Families and Friends of Inmates at Arizona State Prison - ASP Kingman

Overview of ASP Kingman

Arizona State Prison - Kingman, managed by Management & Training Corporation (MTC), is a medium to minimum custody private prison in Golden Valley, Arizona. It specializes in providing corrective programming and treatment for up to 3,508 male inmates, focusing on substance abuse treatment and educational opportunities.

Contact Information

4626 W. English Dr., Golden Valley, AZ 86413

Phone: 928-715-3550

Website: ASP Kingman Official

How to Locate an Inmate

To locate an inmate in ASP Kingman, you can use the Arizona Department of Corrections (ADC) Inmate Datasearch available on their official website. Here, you can search by name or ADC number.

Visitation Information

Visits must be scheduled through the prison's appointment system. Regular visitation hours are generally granted during weekends and holidays. The visiting hours may vary, always verify by calling the facility or visiting the ADC Visitation page for guidelines.

Sending Money to Inmates

Funds can be sent to inmates through various methods including online, through mail, or kiosks at the facility. Popular services like JPay or SecurePak could be used for online transactions depending on the current contracts. Always check the DOC’s official website to verify available services.

Communication with Inmates

ASP Kingman provides options for phone calls and video visitation via authorized service providers. Inmates have access to phones and relatives can fund telecommunication accounts to facilitate this. The use of services like GTL can be explored for video calls, but check current provider details on the prison’s website.

Inmate Services and Programs

The facility offers developmental programs including General Education Diploma (GED) preparations, vocational training, and substance abuse programs. These services are tailored to promote rehabilitation and successful reintegration into the community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What items can I bring to a visitation?

Only essential items like a photo ID and a minimal amount of cash (for vending machines) are allowed. Personal belongings such as bags or electronics should be left outside.

Q2: How can I send a letter to an inmate at ASP Kingman?

Send letters to the provided facility address, marking the inmate’s name and ADC number. Please comply with mail regulations available on the DOC website to avoid mail rejection.

Security and Management

ASP Kingman is known for its managed security and operational protocols, focusing on safety and control while facilitating rehabilitation processes. The facility is operated by MTC under the oversight of the Arizona Department of Corrections.

What Do Inmate Families/Friends Think?

Inmate Families and Friends feedback is a very significant role in understanting the prison culture, how some institution works as sometimes they are the only ones that can share the experience with others.

Reviews

Family Member

The prices for commissaries are very high. Sanitary conditions should be at the highest. It is prison, but soap should be provided for laundry, or be reasonable, like in grocery stores. The loved ones of the inmates should be able to buy them a big box of laundry detergent, instead of piecemeal! The cost is very high. Shampoo and soap should be provided at a reasonable cost. Their loved ones are the ones who pay and see the high prices. More jobs should be provided for those who want to work. Vivitrol drug program should be available. Better drug programs for inmates should be provided. More health personnel should be hired. My loved one hasn't gotten his needed dental work for over 2 years. Plus, treatment for Hep C should be provided. I am sure that for a reasonable cost through the state, the injection to cure Hep C, would not be exorbitant. It should be provided and would benefit not only the inmate, but the state. that way those not treated, woulld not infect others when they get out. It is just common sense.

Family Member

My husband is often served rotten food and has even been served food that contains crawling live bugs. He has been physically abused by guards on more than one occasion. You can read his blog at www.theinnocentinmate.com

Leave a Review

If you are a current or former inmate, employee, family member or a friend of someone who is in prison, please share your feedback so others can get better understanding how the institution works. The survey is completely anonymous and your personal information will never be shared or publicly shown.