Roxbury Correctional Institution

Roxbury Correctional Institution is a Level II Medium security facility located at 18701 Roxbury Road in Hagerstown, Maryland. The institution first opened its doors in 1983 and is currently under the leadership of Warden Carlos D. Bivens, Assistant Warden Todd Hull, and Chief of Security David Appel.

To communicate with an incarcerated individual at RCI, visitors can create an AdvancePay® prepaid telephone account or use the ConnectNetwork PIN Debit option to deposit funds for phone calls. It is important to note that fees may apply to these deposit methods.

All visitors to the institution must pass through a metal detector, so it is advised to avoid wearing clothing with metal components. Failure to clear the metal detector may result in denied visitation.

Maryland law prohibits the possession or delivery of contraband in a correctional facility, including telecommunication devices, weapons, drugs, and alcohol. Violators may face arrest, prosecution, imprisonment, fines, or a combination of these consequences.

Visiting hours at RCI are on weekends for in-person visits and weekdays for virtual visits. The odd/even numbering system is in place for weekend visits based on the last digit of the incarcerated individual's ID number.

During visits, three adults and three minors are allowed per visit, with minors supervised by adults at all times. Visitors are not permitted to bring items into the visiting room, except for necessary medications which must be declared to the Front Lobby Officer.

Proper attire is required for all visitors, including children, with clothing covering from the neck to the kneecaps. Body art must also be covered if it violates this dress code. Additionally, visitors must remove jewelry and body piercings, with the exception of wedding rings or medical alert jewelry.

Overall, Roxbury Correctional Institution maintains strict security measures to ensure the safety of both staff and visitors, while also providing opportunities for communication and visitation with incarcerated individuals.