ISP was activated February 1, 1994. ISP has four semi-autonomous Level III facilities and an outside Level I facility. Each of the facilities contains five 270 designed housing units with a 100 designed bed capacity. Facilities A and B have been converted to house inmates with Sensitive Needs (SNY). One of the Level III 270 designed housing units in Facility A also has been converted to house the Administrative Segregation Unit. The Level I facility has two 100-bed housing units. The institution does not have a firehouse; fire protection is provided by shared services with CVSP.
https://www.cdcr.ca.gov/Visitors/docs/InmateVisitingGuidelines.pdf
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Looking for a slip to bring grand daughter to see inmate Senneca A Pentard her father like too get mother notarize a slip for permission to visit her father. Where can I get it ? Denise Mary Davis my son is a inmate and your prison
Hi Denise,
For information about visitation at Ironwood State Prison, click this link.
For information about prison life, click this link.
Visitor’s Identification–Ironwood State Prison
A driver’s license (from any state) with photo;
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A Department of Motor Vehicle identification card (from any state) with photo;
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An armed forces identification card with photo;
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A United States Department of Justice Immigration and Customs Enforcement
(ICE) identification card;
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A United States passport with photo or a foreign passport with photo; or
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A photo identification issued by the Mexican Consulat
hi,
I am in a wheel chair and need to know how I can schedule a visit, will I be searched?
Thank you.
Hi Joe,
Please note the following information about the use of wheelchairs for visitation at California prisons.
Mobility devices such as canes, crutches, and wheelchairs; some prisons do
not allow personal canes, crutches, or wheelchairs to be taken into visiting but
require the visitor to exchange his/her personal device for a prison-issue device
and then exchange back after the visi
Hello,
I was reading and it stated we cant bring food in which I understand, but wanted to know if we are allowed to bring in food for my grandson who is only 9 months old, I couldnt find anything regards to this and also how many can visit at time like up to 5 people and my grandson would be considered as 1 person.
I am concerned that I am hearing that Ironwood has been randomly turning the air conditioning off and the temps are in triple digits! There are no windows to open, so no air circulating.