Point MacKenzie Correctional Farm Inmate Search and Prison Information
907-376-2976
PO Box 877730, Seward, AK, 99664
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Looking for an inmate at the Point MacKenzie Correctional Farm? This detention center is located in Seward, Alaska. This is also a juvenile detention center, which means that you won’t be able to search for the inmate online. Anyone 7 and under will not have their name on a website for you to search, due to them being underage.
Inmate Communication
Communicating with an inmate at the Point MacKenzie Correctional Farm looks very similar to what you’d find at a regular jail. There are several ways to communicate with an inmate. Here are the options you have.
Waiting for an inmate to call you. Inmates won’t be able to receive phone calls from you. Instead, they’re the ones making the phone calls. You can either add money to their trust account or you can wait for them to call you collect.
Writing a letter. At any detention center, you’re able to write inmates. However, you will have to follow certain rules and regulations. Inmates cannot just get any type of mail, it must be specific.
Visiting an inmate. Most jails will allow you to visit with an inmate, you just need to get approved. Inmates that are 8 and older have to be approved. Contact the detention center to learn more about the visiting schedule.
What Makes This Detention Center Unique?
When juvenile inmates are in jail it’s usually run a little different than an actual jail. The goal is to rehabilitate youth, so they can rejoin society.
- Multi-grade, multi-ability classes
- Students live at the detention center for a certain period of time
- Program called new beginnings
- The facility is secure
There are a lot of perks of this detention center. If you know someone who is serving their time here, they are in good hands. Remember that inmates and visitors alike must follow all rules and regulations.