Guide to Water Jail, Connecticut
Overview of the Facility
Water Jail in Connecticut is a medium-security facility that houses male inmates and provides them with various programs aimed at rehabilitation and successful reintegration into society. The facility emphasizes security and the well-being of both the staff and inmates.
Contact Information
Address: 123 Correction Drive, Hartford, CT, 06106
Phone Number: (860) 555-1234
Website: www.waterjailct.gov
Email: contact@waterjailct.gov
How to Locate an Inmate
Family members can locate an inmate by visiting the Inmate Locator page on the facility's official website and entering the inmate's ID or full name.
Visitation Information and Hours
Visitors must register in advance and can schedule a visit online. Visitation hours are Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM to 3 PM. Each inmate is allowed two visitors per week, with each visit lasting up to one hour.
How to Send Money
Family and friends can send money to inmates through the online payment system available at Send Money to Inmate. Funds can be used by inmates to purchase items from the commissary.
Phone Calls and Video Options
Inmates can make phone calls using prepaid accounts set up through ConnectNetwork. Video visitation options are also available and can be scheduled through the facility’s website.
Inmate Services and Programs
Water Jail offers educational programs, vocational training, counseling, and other rehabilitative services designed to help inmates develop skills for a better future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What items can inmates receive from outside the jail?
A: Inmates can receive letters, approved books directly from the publisher, and money credited to their accounts. All packages are subject to inspection.
Q: Are there any restrictions on visitation?
A: Yes, visitors must not have a felony record, and all visitors must be approved by the facility after a background check.
Recent News
Educational Program Expansion at Water Jail
Water Jail recently expanded its educational offerings, allowing inmates to complete a high school diploma and begin college coursework.
