Okaloosa Work Camp Inmate Search and Prison Information

Updated on: January 25, 2024

850-682-0931

3189 Colonel Greg Malloy Road, Crestview, FL, 32539-6708

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Okaloosa Work Camp is situated in Crestview, Florida. The facility is the greatest security jail that houses probably the most solidified lawbreakers in the state.

Okaloosa Work Camp has an isolation unit for detainees who become hard to oversee or have wellbeing/security concerns, and manages a base satellite office situated in the upper east piece of the state. Instructive projects at this office enable detainees to procure a grown-up fundamental training and GED, and offer wrongdoers the chance to take school courses.

Professional projects offered at this office incorporate car fix, custodial upkeep, welding, and agriculture. Okaloosa Work Camp likewise takes an interest in the jail ventures enabling detainees to work in a modern setting creating custom woodwork, different metal items, cleaning items, and signage.

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Inmate Name, ID, Housing #
Okaloosa Work Camp
3189 Colonel Greg Malloy Road, Crestview, FL, 32539-6708

Okaloosa Work Camp Prison Information

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Last Name

City

State

Jail Name	Okaloosa Work Camp
Jail Type	State Prison
Authority:	Florida Department of Corrections
State	Florida
County	Okaloosa County
Web Page	website
Address	3189 Colonel Greg Malloy Road, Crestview, FL, 32539-6708
City	Crestview
Zip	32539-6708
Phone	850-682-0931

Inmate Search

It is simpler than at any other time to do a detainee scan for all detainees in the Okaloosa Work Camp. The Okaloosa Work Camp is worked by the Florida Branch of Adjustments. The Florida Branch of Adjustments has a database open to the general population directly on their official site to query detainees in the Okaloosa Work Camp.

To effectively look through the database framework, you will require the prisoners first and last name or the detainees Florida DC number.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

All mail should be conveyed by US Postal Assistance. If mail is sent by another messenger, it will be won't.

Prisoners will not be allowed to get normal mail in boxes, cushioned envelopes, plastic sacks, multi-layer bundling, envelopes that incorporate metal parts, any bundle containing bubble wrap or pressing peanuts, or card stock sort envelopes (for example U.S. Mail Need or U.S. Mail Express cardboard sort).

Sending Money

The Okaloosa Work Camp uses the popular service called JPay for their inmate money needs.

What is JPay you ask? JPay is a service where you, the loved one of an inmate can send an inmate money over the web, over the phone, or at select locations.

Phone calls

The Florida DOC contracts with Securus Innovations for their calling needs.

The Securus Innovations costs $0.04 every moment for neighborhood calls and $0.14 per minute for long separation calls.

All calls are observed. Three-way calling isn't allowed.

Visitation

To meet all requirements for an appearance you should initially be on your detainee's endorsed appearance list. Visiting hours are weekends, Fridays, and Mondays and Occasions between 10:30am-7:30pm.