As a Maryland bail bond service we work closely with the local police departments and the Department of Public Safety and Correctional System (DPSCS), which is the largest government agency in the state. There are 11,000 employees in the department. They take care of every aspect from supervising the offenders, integrating new offenders into the correctional facilities and helping them to re-enter the community.

 

The correctional facility has open lines of communication with lawyers, police department and Maryland bail bonds companies like us. This makes it possible to see offenders in new light. This sharing of information reduces the crime rate over a period of time. Also, they encourage bail bonds companies and others to have an active role in the community to prevent the occurrence of crimes and to ensure that the offenders have a smooth integration with the society. These initiatives are in-tune with what we do as part of our community programs and so we are able to maintain a healthy working relationship with DPSCS.

 

The table below presents all the information you need about the different correctional facilities in Maryland along with the visiting times and the directions to get there. We believe this will help you to stay in touch with your loved ones even if they have been indicted. This is a part of our bonds service and our commitment to help you to stay as close as possible to your loved ones. You can also get more information about the correctional facilities by reaching us or the DPDSC department in Maryland.

 

Call us today at 301-967-2245 or come by our office for immediate assistance to release your loved one from jail. Our address is 6507 Old Branch Avenue #101 Temple Hills, MD 20748. Our representatives are standing by for your call.

 

Contact information can be found for each facility by downloading the DOC Phone Directory.

 

Information can be found for inmate telephone privileges by downloading the Inmate Telephone Privileges Fact Sheet.