Visiting, calls, money and mail
How to stay in touch with someone at FCI Big Spring Camp.
Visiting
Federal prisons only allow visits from people on the person's approved visiting list. They send you a visitor information form, and approval can take several weeks. Visiting days and hours are set by each institution and can change at short notice.
- Bring a valid government photo ID.
- Follow the dress code; no items beyond what the institution allows.
- Check the institution's page on bop.gov for its current visiting schedule.
We have not verified these details for FCI Big Spring Camp. Before you go or send anything, call (432) 466-2300 or check the facility website.
Phone calls
People in federal prison call out to numbers on their approved contact list, paid from their own account. You cannot call in. They can also send and receive monitored email through TRULINCS; you accept the invitation through CorrLinks.
We have not verified these details for FCI Big Spring Camp. Before you go or send anything, call (432) 466-2300 or check the facility website.
Sending money
Federal prisons accept deposits through MoneyGram, Western Union, or a U.S. Postal Service money order mailed to the national lockbox listed on bop.gov. You need the person's full name and 8-digit register number.
We have not verified these details for FCI Big Spring Camp. Before you go or send anything, call (432) 466-2300 or check the facility website.
Sending mail
Address every letter with the person's full name and 8-digit register number, and put your full name and return address on the envelope.
The street address we have on file is 1900 Simler Ave, Big Spring, TX, 79720. Many facilities use a different address or an outside mail-scanning service for inmate mail, so confirm the correct mailing address before you send anything.
- Many jails accept only postcards or plain white paper, and scan mail instead of delivering the original.
- No staples, stickers, glitter, perfume, lipstick or tape.
- Books and magazines usually must come directly from a publisher or approved retailer.
- Photos are often limited in number and size, and cannot be Polaroids.
We have not verified these details for FCI Big Spring Camp. Before you go or send anything, call (432) 466-2300 or check the facility website.
Commissary
Commissary is the store inside the facility where people buy snacks, hygiene items, writing supplies and phone time using money in their account. Most facilities have a weekly spending limit and a set order day. Some also allow family to order approved care packages through an outside vendor; ask FCI Big Spring Camp whether it does.
We have not verified these details for FCI Big Spring Camp. Before you go or send anything, call (432) 466-2300 or check the facility website.
Bail and release
Most people in federal prisons are serving a sentence. For people waiting for a federal trial, release is decided by a federal judge, not by paying bail at the facility. Their defense lawyer can explain the options.
We have not verified these details for FCI Big Spring Camp. Before you go or send anything, call (432) 466-2300 or check the facility website.
Questions about FCI Big Spring Camp
How do I find out if someone is in FCI Big Spring Camp?
We do not collect a public roster for this facility. Call the facility to confirm whether someone is being held there.
Where is FCI Big Spring Camp?
FCI Big Spring Camp is in Big Spring, Texas. The street address we have on file is 1900 Simler Ave, Big Spring, TX, 79720.
What is the phone number for FCI Big Spring Camp?
The phone number we have on file is (432) 466-2300. People held there cannot receive incoming calls.
Is searchinmates.org run by this facility?
No. searchinmates.org is a private website and is not affiliated with any government agency. We copy information from public sheriff and corrections sources, and it may be out of date. Always verify with the facility.
Prison listings come from a public corrections source and may be out of date. searchinmates.org is a private website, not affiliated with FCI Big Spring Camp or any government agency.