SC Department Of Juvenile Justice is located in Laurens, a city located in Laurens County, SC that serves as the prison facility for Laurens County and surrounding areas. The listed address of SC Department Of Juvenile Justice is 300 E Courthouse Public Sq. This is facility is located in Laurens, SC, 29360-2973. This city is in Laurens. Before traveling, you should always call the jail to verify your inmate is still located at this address and that they can receive visitors.
Calling inmates can be costly. Some prisons charge inmates up to $14 a minute for long-distance calls. To avoid these fees, set up a local phone number that rings at your phone number(s) no matter where you live. GlobalTel.com can provide local numbers that won't have to pay any extra for long distance. You can reach them at
inmate calls. To send mail to an inmate you can visit
send postcards. Calling your inmate is the best way to get details about mail and visitation rules for SC Department Of Juvenile Justice. They can provide you with their individual allowed prison call times and visitation hours and open days. Every prison facility in SC has its own rules. Your loved one will generally be informed of the rules for that facility and any individual restrictions applied.
Prison is expensive. Even public prison facilities appear to be operating like for-profit prisons these days. Long distance phone calls are a favorite way for jails to make money. Charging inmates for everything from soap to toothpaste is another. Even sending your inmate money to buy these things will come with an added fee. The first thing to do is set up an economical line of communication as suggested above. Then you can communicate with the inmate to discuss a reasonable budget and how the family can work together to pay and keep it.
Prison families can do a lot to help each other and their inmates in SC Department Of Juvenile Justice by sharing information about this facility with other families. We make that easy. Take a moment to share your experiences at SC Department Of Juvenile Justice. Everything from suggestions about the best places to stay to the most helpful local organizations can be valuable to others.