Men’s Central Jail is a prison facility located in the city of Los Angeles, serving Los Angeles County and surrounding areas. Prisoners sentenced to a minimum, medium, maximum prison are often sent to Men’s Central Jail. The address of record for Men’s Central Jail is 441 Bauchet St. This is located in Los Angeles, CA, 90012-2906, a city in Los Angeles. Always call the jail to verify that an inmate is at that location and can receive visitors before traveling.

Prisons in CA like Men’s Central Jail can often make it difficult and costly for inmates to call the outside. Some prisons charge over $10 a minute to make a long distance phone call. The best way to avoid these fees is to set up a local phone number that will ring your phone number(s) no matter where you live. Securtel.us provides this service and you can reach them at inmate calls. To send mail to an inmate you can visit send postcards. Call your inmate to get details about mail, visitation and approved prison call times. Each type of facility in CA will have its own rules. Your loved one will generally always know the rules for that facility.

Men’s Central Jail is a County Jail. It’s important to know the type of prison facility because this will largely determine what is permitted. Prison is expensive. Phone calls are the most costly, especially without a local number, But also items an inmate needs like soap, envelopes and stamps will all cost money. So the first thing to do is ensure phone calls are economical so you can discuss a budget.

Men’s Central Jail is in the PST time zone. So make adjustments in your call times if you aren’t in that same timezone. The warden at Men’s Central Jail is Captain Joeseph E. Dempsey. The warden may or may not be available to talk to. This will depend on the size of the facility. It’s important for prison families to help each other to help their loved ones inside and out. By sharing information about Men’s Central Jail with other families, it will help them avoid mistakes and confusion that no one needs or wants.
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