Challenge Incarceration Program, MN Prison Information

Challenge Incarceration Program, MN Prison Inmates

Updated on: February 28, 2023

Authority: Minnesota Department of Corrections
State: Minnesota
City: Willow River
Postal Code: 55795
County: County
Phone Number: 218-372-3101
Type: State Prison
Location: 86032 County Highway 61, Willow River, MN, 55795

About Challenge Incarceration Program

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They offer psychiatric treatments and a substance abuse program for inmates that need it. There is also a 48 week offender treatment program that helps lower anger and aggression in prisoners.

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Inmate Search

To search for an inmate, you can call 218-372-3101 or search online here. Be prepared with the inmate’s full legal name and date of birth.

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Sending a Mail/Care Package

You can send mail and letters to inmates at the Challenge Incarceration Program. Do not send polaroid photos or any photo larger than 4” x 6,” and make sure the photographs are not sexual or violent in nature.

Send mail to this address:

Prisoner Name
Challenge Incarceration Program
86032 County Highway 61, Willow River, MN, 55795

All mail will be opened, read, and inspected by jail staff before it is distributed to inmates.

Sending Money

You can send money to an inmate a few different ways. Send a money order made payable to the inmate and also be sure to include the ID number of the inmate. Send it to the address listed above.

You can also ask an inmate to fill out a "request for disbursement of funds" form, which will make it easier for you to deposit money.

You can send up to $500 a month to an inmate, and they can spend this money at the Challenge Incarceration Program commissary.

Phone calls

Inmates cannot receive phone calls, but they can call out via collect or through a prepaid account, which you can pay for. They can use an account through a third party provider (Evercom, Securus, Global Tel Link, ICSolutions etc.). Inmates at the Challenge Incarceration Program have access to phones during daytime hours.

Visitation

Read the Challenge Incarceration Program visitation policy before setting up a visit. You can read that here

Before visiting, you will need to be approved. To get an application, you need to request this directly through the inmate. The inmate can provide you the application, fill that out, and then get pre-approved for a visit. You will need to pass a background check, so be up front if you have any criminal convictions on your record. When it is time to visit, prepare to dress conservatively and do not bring any contraband into the Challenge Incarceration Program. Inquire at the jail as to what the visitation schedule is.