About Bishop Lewis Work Release

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Bishop Lewis Work Release is located at 703 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98104, Seattle, Washington. Being a medium-security prison, it houses adult inmates only. The Bishop Lewis Work Release can house up to 927 inmates and over 43 employees. During incarceration, the inmates will get drug and substance abuse treatment.

Additionally, the inmates will get vocational training in custodial maintenance, carpentry, building maintenance and kitchen work

Detainees in the Bishop Lewis Work Release WA will get a chance to participate in violence related programs that will teach them to reduce violence and get anger Management skills.

The Bishop Lewis Work Release has dental and medical services available for all the offenders.

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Inmate Search

You can search directly at Bishop Lewis Work Release by calling through their official number 206-464-7000, and you will get all the details about an inmate. Additionally, Bishop Lewis Work Release has a website that has all the inmates' information. However, you need to have their full names and ID.

The Bishop Lewis Work Release has information about inmates that are currently incarcerated. You can also visit the Bishop Lewis Work Release at 703 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98104 physically if you want to seek more information about an inmate.

Sending a Mail/ Package

One of the privileges of inmates at Bishop Lewis Work Release is sending and receiving mail. All the mail into the Bishop Lewis Work Release has to go through the authorities. Any contraband into the facility will lead to the inmate's punishment and charges to whoever sent the package.

However, you need to note that the mail might take up to a month to reach the prison. The correspondence should have a return address on each envelope.

You will have to include the building name and number as the Bishop Lewis Work Release WA houses many inmates. Not only do the inmates get regular mail, but they also get stamps, children's drawings, calendars, photographs, newspapers, and books as long as they are from the publishers.

Moreover, the detainees will get quarterly packages from vendors who are on the prison’s authorized list. All mail is under Bishop Lewis Work Release’s scrutiny.

Sending Money

You can send money to Bishop Lewis Work Release’s prisoners using money order or through electronic means including MoneyGram and Western Union. Remember to include the prisoner’s full names and ID number when using money orders.

Inmates in the Bishop Lewis Work Release need money for their daily necessities. You can send money to an inmate through a money order. However, money sent through this method will take longer to reach an inmate. There are other ways to send money to an inmate, including JPay.

Phone Calls

Detainees at the Bishop Lewis Work Release WA are allowed to make pre-approved phone calls to their loved ones and an attorney. Inmates are allowed to make phone calls to approved numbers. All phone calls will be made in the common room where the officials will monitor them. Each phone call will be limited to a maximum of fifteen minutes.

Most of the Bishop Lewis Work Release calls are collect calls, and the receiver will pay for the cost of the call.

The contracts of all service providers have to be shown before they get approval from the authorities.

Visitation

Before visiting the Bishop Lewis Work Release, you will have to fill out a form. No visitation will be allowed before approval from the authorities.

To gain access to the Bishop Lewis Work Release, you should come with a valid ID card and an approved visitors' card. It is important to note that it might take two weeks to get approval. You can call to Bishop Lewis Work Release at 703 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98104 to get more info or visit official website.

Visiting Hours

Saturday — 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Sunday — 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

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