Oregon Prisons, CenturyLink and Corrlinks (2024)

FAQs

What is an Oregon Doc AIC trust account? ›

TRUST ACCOUNTS (AIC) 291-158-0010. Definitions. (1) Administrative Trust Account: An account created and approved by Central Trust that is located in the inmate financial banking system.

When you receive a call from a correctional facility or jail, the number that shows up on your caller ID is often a generic number associated with the facility, rather than the specific number of the inmate who is calling [1]. This is done for security and privacy reasons.

Inmates in prisons with a high and lower security level do not initially have access to the internet. The exception is inmates who take education during their sentence.

Tablet computers, encased in thick plastic coverings, charge on a table. For incarcerated journalist Greg Eskridge, the mark of the tablet computer's influence is clearest on the bottom floor of his cell block at San Quentin State Prison.

The AICs name as it appears on their Oregon Department of Corrections records (no nicknames) The AICs Oregon state offender identification number (SID#)

How do I make a prepaid purchase to an account? Visa and MasterCard credit or debit card may be used for purchases: You may call ICS Customer Care at (888) 506-8407 or access the ICS Payments portal online at www.icsolutions.com to access your account by login/password.

Calls to your phone number from a correctional facility may be restricted for many reasons. Here are a few: Collect Call Restriction - Your local phone company may restrict collect calls. Call your local telephone company to have this restriction removed.

In California, so-called "jailhouse phone calls" are indeed recorded. This includes calls made by those arrested and booked, those held in jail pending trial, and convicted inmates.

In all BOP facilities, a notice is placed on inmate telephones advising the user that all conversations are subject to monitoring.

Prison inmates in California found to have updated their Facebook profiles will lose their pages as part of a new policy designed to crack down against criminal abuse of social networks.

How do prisoners have internet access? ›

In some states personal computer capable devices are permitted for use in cells, managed Internet access is provided in some, while in other states all existing devices are withdrawn. The use of computers is generally for study, legal purposes, and managed reintegration.

Inmates work in the kitchen, license tag plant or laundry, or perform maintenance or janitorial tasks during the day. Around 3 PM, the inmate usually checks his mail and spends some time on the recreation yard prior to returning to the dining hall for the evening meal at 4 PM.

Tablets offer specialized content and services for inmates to use during their stay at correctional facilities (where available). The tablets allow your loved ones access to a suite of education and entertainment content, plus the ability to place phone calls, send messages, and get general on-site support.

Tablets are provided at no cost to families or incarcerated people, although certain premium features, such as streaming music services, may incur charges.

GTL Tablet features can include messages and e-cards, e-books, audiobooks and podcasts, news and sports, video-calling, and a free 15-minute video call every two weeks. Other features include phone calls, including one free 15-minute phone call every two weeks, music, movies and games.

A “trustee” is the person who manages trust assets. A “beneficiary” is the person for whom the benefit of the trust is intended. In addition, a trust will either be revocable or irrevocable.

We accept most tax returns as filed, but to ensure the accuracy of voluntary compliance, we audit a variety of returns each year. Once a return is assigned to one of our auditors, an audit appointment or correspondence letter is sent. This letter will ask you to submit information required for the audit.