Bishop Lewis Work Release Inmate Search and Prison Information

Updated on: February 10, 2024

206-464-7000

703 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98104

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The Bishop Lewis Work Release is settled in Seattle, Washington. The Correctional Center is classified as what is known as a medium-security jail.

The Bishop Lewis Work Release rehabilitates their prisoners through their numerous projects. These projects incorporate, however are not restricted to the accompanying:

Painting
Narcotics Anonymous
Welding
Alcoholics Anonymous
Laundry
Educational Programs
Metal Plant
Vocational Programs
Maintenance
Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Print Shop

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Inmate Name, ID, Housing #
Bishop Lewis Work Release
703 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98104

Bishop Lewis Work Release Prison Information

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City

State

Jail Name	Bishop Lewis Work Release
Jail Type	State Prison
Authority:	Washington State Department of Corrections
State	Washington
County	King County
Web Page	website
Address	703 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98104
City	Seattle
Zip	98104
Phone	206-464-7000

Inmate Search

In contrast to other state offices, the Bishop Lewis Work Release as of now doesn't have their database brimming with detainees open to the general population.

Regardless of whether you are attempting to find or discover more data about a prisoner, you should contact the Correctional Center legitimately at the number given. While reaching the Correctional Center, you should in any event have the prisoners complete name and their date of birth convenient.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Mail is an extraordinary method to stay in touch with a guilty party while they are in the Bishop Lewis Work Release.

The guilty party can send and get letters. All letters will be checked for stash. If you don't pursue the exacting rules that the Bishop Lewis Work Release presents, your mail won't make it to the prisoner it is routed to and you may lose mail rights.

Sending Money

Much the same as almost every other state office, the Bishop Lewis Work Release uses JPay.

JPay is an extraordinary assistance that enables the detainee to get their cash quickly when a family or companion stores it in their record. This will enable the prisoner to utilize their cash right when they get it as opposed to holding up days before it is touchable.

Phone calls

You won't be allowed to contact a guilty party by means of phone nor will you be allowed to leave them a message. You will be required to trust that a guilty party will get in touch with you by means of phone.

Detainees will be allowed to utilize the telephone. Ordinarily, telephones will be accessible during the daytime hours if the Bishop Lewis Work Release isn't under a lockdown.

Calls might be allowed to be 15-minutes long.

Visitation

Guests are very free to visit a detainee at the Bishop Lewis Work Release during the select days.

Nonetheless, before you can visit a detainee, you will be required to round out the Washington Prisoner Guests Application. This application should be rounded out, submitted, and endorsed, preceding you being allowed to come in and visit with a detainee.