Halfway House - Dayton Salvation Army Inmate Search and Prison Information

• 624 South Main Street, Dayton, OH, 45402
• Website
• 937-222-1435

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Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army, established in , is located in Dayton, Ohio. The Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army houses more than 475 male offenders. The Ohio Department of Corrections runs all the correctional facilities in Ohio. Inmates at the Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army indulge in various tasks in groups, such as providing labors to some government agencies.

The Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army also offers the following programs to the inmates:

• Education Services
• Religious Services
• Dental Services
• A mental health treatment program
• Alcohol and Drug Dependency Treatment

Inmate Search

There are several approved inmate locater websites available online. You can also search for information about an inmate incarcerated in the Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army by visiting its official website (Adult in Custody Look-up System). Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army also provides an inmate list updated frequently.

To search for an inmate on the website, you must provide;

• Name of the Inmate
• The Inmate’s ID given upon booking into the Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army
• County of Conviction

Sending a Mail/Package to Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army

Inmates incarcerated in the Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army can only receive photos and letters from family and friends directly. The Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army does not permit packages such as food and games. Magazines, books, and newspapers are sent directly to the inmate from the distributor or publisher.

The mail must include:

• Inmate’s name as it appears on the Ohio Department of Corrections records
• State Offender Identification Number
• Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army name and Correct Address
• A return address

Address mail to:

Inmate Name, ID Number

 Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army

624 South Main Street, Dayton, OH, 45402

Sending Money

The Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army permits offenders to receive funds deposited into either commissary or phone accounts. Phone account funds bill phone calls, computer tablet services, and electronic messaging and commissary for food and toiletries. You can send the money to an inmate at the Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army via JPay, Telmate, and CenturyLink.

Phone Calls

The Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army allows an inmate to make a 30-minute call through the CenturyLink (Service provider). Inmates are expected to create an account and validate their numbers to use this entity’s services. Upon validating and funding their numbers, an inmate can even access a voicemail option.

Visitations

Inmates incarcerated at Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army can receive visitors. Visitors must provide their ID and ensure to dress appropriately if you plan to visit an inmate incarcerated in the Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army.

For more guidelines about visitation, contact the Halfway House – Dayton Salvation Army at 937-222-1435 .

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