Find Wallkill Correctional Facility Inmates

Wallkill Custody Overview

Wallkill Correctional Facility is operated by the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision. The research identifies it as a medium-security male state prison at the Wallkill address. It is distinct from Shawangunk Correctional Facility, which is also in Wallkill but has a different address, security level, visiting schedule, and mail detail. A precise facility name prevents lookup and mail mistakes.

Wallkill Correctional Facility holds sentenced adult males in state custody. The research did not locate an official current capacity or current population figure for this specific prison, so no capacity or population stat block is used. For inmate records, the reliable facts are the state operator, the DOCCS locator, the medium-security classification, the visiting schedule, the facility address and phone, and the distinction from local jail custody.

Wallkill Inmate Search

The proper lookup tool for Wallkill Correctional Facility is the DOCCS incarcerated lookup or the direct DOCCS lookup portal. DOCCS instructs users to search by last name alone or by last name plus birth year. DIN and NYSID searches should be made with the identifier alone. The Ulster County Sheriff's roster is for current county jail custody and should not be used as the main search for a sentenced state prisoner at Wallkill.

1. Open the statewide DOCCS lookup.
2. Search last name first, then add birth year if the result list is too broad.
3. Use DIN or NYSID by itself when a state identifier is available.
4. Confirm that the current facility field lists Wallkill Correctional Facility before sending mail or planning a visit.

If the result does not show Wallkill, check for a transfer to another DOCCS facility, parole release, or a mismatch between the legal name and the searched name. If the person was recently arrested in Ulster County and has not been sentenced to state prison, search the county jail roster instead. The two systems answer different custody questions.

Wallkill Contact Card

Wallkill Correctional Facility contact information should be used for state-prison routing and visiting confirmation. It is not a county jail booking desk, and it does not replace the court clerk for case records. When mail, money, or visiting is involved, confirm the current facility placement in DOCCS first because transfers can make a correct address go stale.

The research lists Sharon Frost as acting superintendent. Because acting roles and administrative assignments can change, the official DOCCS page should be checked for the current leadership listing. State records that are not available through the locator may be requested through DOCCS FOIL.

Wallkill Visiting Schedule

Wallkill Correctional Facility visiting follows DOCCS statewide rules and a facility-specific weekend schedule. The statewide DOCCS visiting information page says visitors must follow prison rules and that a superintendent may limit, suspend, or revoke visitation for safety, security, or order. Wallkill also divides visiting days by the first letter of the incarcerated person's last name, so a name check matters before travel.

The research lists the Wallkill visiting schedule as effective January 1, 2026. Because the schedule is tied to last-name letters, an otherwise valid visitor can still arrive on the wrong weekend if the current schedule is not checked first.

Wallkill Mail Services

Mail, phone, and money for Wallkill Correctional Facility are handled as state-prison services. The research does not provide a current official fee table, phone rate sheet, or money-transfer charge, so the service table avoids unsupported vendor details. The first step is always to confirm the person's DOCCS placement and identifier before using any address or deposit method.

Wallkill Custody Records

A Wallkill custody record is a state-prison record. It differs from a booking record, which is created when a person enters local jail custody after arrest. It also differs from a court record, which tracks charges, motions, pleas, trial events, sentencing, and post-judgment filings. For a person who moved from Ulster County Jail to DOCCS, each system may hold a different part of the same case story.

The transfer point is often where search mistakes start. The county roster may show a person during local custody, but that listing is not designed to track a later prison placement. Once DOCCS receives the person, the state identifier and current facility field become more important than the county booking entry. Wallkill records should therefore be checked through DOCCS even when the criminal case began in an Ulster County court.

DOCCS facility pages describe program categories that can include substance abuse treatment, anger management, education and vocational programming, family development, guidance and counseling, library and law library access, recreation, religious services, sex offender treatment, temporary release, trauma programs, transitional services, veterans services, and volunteer services. Availability should be checked with the facility because program access may vary by status, housing, staffing, and current facility operations.

Wallkill Oversight Records

DOCCS posts PREA audit reports for Wallkill Correctional Facility. The research identifies an October 21, 2017 report, a June 2021 final audit, and a Cycle 4 report dated November 28, 2023. PREA reports address facility compliance and oversight, not individual inmate lookup results. They are useful institutional records, but they do not replace DOCCS custody confirmation.

Wallkill should also be distinguished from nearby Shawangunk Correctional Facility. Both are in the Wallkill area and both are state prisons, but Shawangunk is identified as maximum security while Wallkill is identified as medium security. Their visiting schedules and mail details also differ. Using the exact facility name is the simplest way to avoid misdirected calls, visits, and correspondence.