Official Illinois DOC page on contacting someone in custody. People in custody cannot receive telephone calls and may only call numbers on their approved calling list, so the way to be added is to write and ask. The page covers the ICSolutions calling service, electronic messaging through CorrLinks, mail basics, and how to accept or block calls from a person in custody.
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