Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center Inmate Search and Prison Information

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The Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center, WI started housing inmates in 1933. The Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center is located at 301 Troy Drive, Madison, WI, 53704. The Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center is for both medium and high security inmates. The Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center can hold over 984male inmates. High-risk inmates are separated from others into a cell by 2 other cells. These pods hold 4 cells.

The Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center provides services that help each inmate with education and other self-help programs. Each inmate at Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center gets counseling and substance abuse courses. Each cell at Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center is 7 feet by 9 feet.

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Inmate Search

Looking for an inmate at the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center is simple all you must do is search Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center’s headquarters. You need to know the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center’s DOC numbers and their full name, gender, age range, hair color, tattoo, and other various knowledge.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Are you trying to send a letter or package to an inmate in Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center? You can send inmates letters to the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center, but there cannot be lipstick or perfume on the letter. If the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center finds the following, it will resend your letter back.

You can send magazines but no hard-cover books. Each item the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center receives are inspected, so inmates at the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center cannot get contraband. You will need to provide to the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center an address and name on the letter and the inmate's name and ID number upon sending.

Sending Money

Inmates in the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center need money for commissary and other essentials that are crucial for being at the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center.

Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center provides a way for to support them. You must know the inmate's full name and ID number to send the inmate money at the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center. This takes up to 2 business days to finally hit Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center’s commissary.

Phone calls

If you are trying to keep in contact with inmate at the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center you can prepay for calls, or you can collect calls.

Only these two options are available in Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center. Each call is 18 minutes long. All calls are monitored and recorded by Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center’s authorities.

Visitation

To visit an inmate in the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center you will need your Wisconsin ID. The visitation days at the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center are from Monday - Sunday. And the hours from 6am to 6pm. If the inmate is being held at the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center in higher security, the hours may vary. For further clarity of these information, therefore, visit the website, call 608-301-1000 or fax 608-301-1358 for more. 

Visiting Hours

Saturday — 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Sunday — 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

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