Coleman Low Federal Prison Inmate Search and Prison Information

Updated on: November 16, 2020

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352-689-4000

846 NE 54TH TERRACE SUMTERVILLE, FL, 33521

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Coleman Low Federal Prison is otherwise called the Sumterville Federal Correctional Institution. The office is a low-security jail in Florida. It is worked and oversaw by the Federal Department of Jails.

Adjoining the Coleman Low Federal Prison there is a base security satellite jail camp that houses male prisoners.

Coleman Low Federal Prison opened their entryways in 1976. During the 80s the Federal Department of Detainment facilities utilized the Coleman Low Federal Prison to house individuals who emigrated. There were upwards of 100,000 displaced people that had a criminal foundation.

Shockingly, the Coleman Low Federal Prison needed more space to hold the entirety of the displaced people, so the Federal Department of Detainment facilities finished using to have the military among other federal organizations to fabricate confinement camps to house different exiles.

Coleman Low Federal Prison is arranged in the southwest segment of Sumterville, Florida. The office is around 30 miles from the midtown territory of Sumterville.

Lion’s share of the detainees housed in Coleman Low Federal Prison were sentenced in the Southern Area of Florida courts.

Inmate Mailing Address

Inmate Name, ID, Housing #
Coleman Low Federal Prison
846 NE 54TH TERRACE SUMTERVILLE, FL, 33521

Coleman Low Federal Prison Prison Information

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Jail Name	Coleman Low Federal Prison
Jail Type	Federal Prison
State	Florida
County	Sumter
Web Page	website
Address	846 NE 54TH TERRACE SUMTERVILLE, FL, 33521
City	Sumterville
Zip	33521
Phone	352-689-4000

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To successfully search for an inmate, you will need to use the following tool. This tool can be used with the inmates BOP number or his or her first and last name.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Prisoners can get letters via the post office from their loved ones. They can likewise get books, magazines, and papers as well. Be that as it may, just soft cover books are allowed. Hardcover books won't be acknowledged. Books, magazines, and papers must be sent legitimately from the distributer.

You should confirm if the prisoner is in the principle grounds or if the detainee is in the satellite jail camp.

Sending Money

Sending money is an easy task to do if someone you know is in the Coleman Low Federal Prison. All you need to use is use Western Union or MoneyGram like you would normally. The only difference is you will need to use the inmate’s prison information to make sure that they get it.

Phone calls

All phone calls from the jail will be recorded for safety purposes. These calls will also be listened to. If you fail to follow the phone requirements or guidelines you may be banned from receiving calls from the inmate in the future.

Visitation

The meeting calendar will vary if you are visiting a prisoner in the principle grounds or a detainee in the satellite jail camp.

The satellite jail camp appearance plan is as per the following:

Friday: 5pm to 8:30pm

Saturday: 8am to 3pm

Sunday: 8am to 3pm

Federal Occasions: 8am to 3pm

Detainees at the primary grounds and the satellite jail camp are on a point framework with regards to appearance. Detainees in the fundamental grounds start each month out with 6 focuses, while prisoners in the satellite jail camp beginning their month out with 9 focuses. Each visit a detainee has will cost 1 point.

Detainees are not allowed to have in excess of 5 grown-ups and 3 little children for each visit. Youngsters beyond 3 a years old thought about a grown-up guest according to the Coleman Low Federal Prison.

Detainees will be permitted to embrace and kiss their guests toward the start and the finish of each visit. Guests can leave the entirety of their own assets in their vehicles.