Belmont Correctional Institution Inmate Search and Prison Information

Inmate Search

If you are searching for an inmate at Belmont Correctional Institution, you can use its offender search. It can be found here

Its search form even allows users to search for aliases or similar sounding names. Of course, one can search for offenders based on their first name, last name, date of birth, and Ohio DOC number, as well.

Sending a Mail

Belmont Correctional Institution inmates can send and receive an unlimited amount of mail. Inmates are not allowed to send mail to each other, however. If you wish to send mail or a package to an inmate, you will need to know their name, ID number, and which facility they are located.

All mail is opened and inspected for contraband at Belmont Correctional Institution. Legal mail may not be read, and can only be opened in the presence of an inmate.

You can send up to three books at a time to an inmate, but they must be new paperback books. The books cannot contain nudity or describe the manufacture of alcohol, drugs, or weapons.

You can send books, magazines, and/or newspapers.

Sending Money

Offenders at Belmont Correctional Institution have access to a trust fund, and individuals can send money to at Belmont Correctional Institution inmates in various ways. Here are some of the methods in which Ohio inmates can receive money:

1. Visit any Moneygram location, and there will be a fee involved.

2. Deposit money through JPAY and/or Access Secure Deposits. There will be a fee involved.

3. Deposit funds through JPAY by calling 1-800-574-5729 or through Access Secure Deposits by calling 1-866-345-1884. You will be charged a fee and require a debit or credit card.

4. Send up to $300 in a Postal Money Order, including the inmate’s name and ID number in the memo field. Print and fill out an Ohio inmate money order deposit slip, and send the money order to the following address:

   1. Secure Deposits - Belmont Correctional Institution

68518 Bannock Road
PO Box 540, St. Clairsville, OH, 43950

Phone Calls

You can make outgoing calls or prepaid calls, and this requires having a GTL Account. You can also use GTL if the cell phone is the only way in which you can communicate with an inmate. Inmates at at Belmont Correctional Institution can never receive an incoming call.

Every 120 days, an inmate can make changes to their telephone list.

You will be charged a fee per call, plus a rate per minute, and a GTL account can be set up either through the phone or online.

Visiting Rules

1. General population at Belmont Correctional Institution have visiting hours on Saturdays, Sundays, and state holidays. The visiting hours are from 9 AM to 4 PM.

2. Protective custody inmates have visits on Mondays and the days after state holidays. Their visiting hours are 10 AM to 4 PM on these days.

Directions

Refer the map below to find the driving directions.