Kenosha Correctional Center Inmate Search and Prison Information

Inmate Search

Since Kenosha Correctional Center is a Wisconsin Department of Corrections facility, you can use the “corrections offender network” of the Wisconsin Department of Corrections to find an inmate. It can be found here.

To search for an inmate, you will be asked for their first name, last name, and DC number. You may even be able to find inmates based on their alias, as well. You can also opt to only show offenders that have photographs.

Sending a Mail

There are strict procedures when it comes to sending mail to an inmate in Kenosha Correctional Center. The inmate mailing address is as follows:

Inmate Mailing Address:

Inmate Last Name, First Name, ID Number

Kenosha Correctional Center

6353 14th Avenue, Kenosha, WI, 53143

Sending mail to Wisconsin inmates but there is a protocol. All mail is opened, inspected, and examined to ensure safety. In addition, legal mail must be opened with the inmate present and it will not be read. There are strict measurements that are allowed regarding magazine clippings and newspaper clippings, and mail with over 15 pages of this material is not allowed.

Legal and medical documents over 15 pages are allowed, but it requires warden approval. Inmates can also receive cards, but they cannot contain electronics or be layered in some way to hide contraband. Inmates at Kenosha Correctional Center can also receive up to 20 self-addressed and stamped envelopes, and this is an exemption from the standard 15 page limit.

Photos of a certain size can be sent but cannot contain nudity. Polaroid and/or instant photos of any kind are not allowed.

Sending Money

Money can be sent to Kenosha Correctional Center inmates, but there are various fees associated with the different methods available to those who want to send money to inmates. Here are the options:

1. Walk-in

2. Online

3. Mail

4. Phone

If you wish to send money through a “walk-in”, this can be done at any Moneygram location.

If you wish to send money online, use a debit or credit card and JPAY.

If you wish to send money to an inmate at Kenosha Correctional Center through the mail, your cheapest option (only 50 cents for processing) is a United States Postal money order. The money order must be made out to “JPAY”. The money order should then be sent to this address:

JPAY

P.O. Box 260010

Hollywood, FL 33026

If you wish to deposit money through the phone, you must call this number: 262-653-7099

Phone Calls

In Kenosha Correctional Center, you cannot initiate a call to an inmate at any time. An inmate can make outgoing calls but only to approved numbers. A facilities chaplain can help when it comes to a phone call regarding a family emergency, such as a death.

Inmates can submit a list of ten telephone numbers to be approved, and the list can be updated every six months. Cell phone numbers are not allowed.

All calls are recorded and monitored.

Visiting Rules

A Wisconsin Visitation Application must be filled out before visiting an inmate, and a request must be directly made to the inmate. If a visitor is 12 or over, the application must be filled. You should note that all visitors, belongings, and cars may be searched. No tobacco or tobacco-related products are allowed at Kenosha Correctional Center. You are allowed to have a single car key, ID, and up to $50 dollars upon your visit. The $50 must be in small bills.

Your application may be denied, and you can only be on one visitor’s list at a time. You also may have to bring various forms of identification, as well.

Directions

Refer the map below to find the driving directions.