How do I check whether someone is at Cimarron in Cushing?
CoreCivic's own page lists the U.S. Marshals Service as its government partner, and a listing here proves nothing about anyone. ICE's Online Detainee Locator takes an A-number or exact name plus country of birth; it omits under-18s, and its data can be eight hours old. Then call (918) 225-3336 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., the window ICE gives. After hours, the Shift Supervisor takes family emergencies at that number. If the search is empty, call the Dallas Field Office at (972) 367-2200 or write to Dallas.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov. It covers Oklahoma for ICE.
Are family visits available at Cimarron?
The sources conflict. ICE's page (updated August 6, 2026; checked October 31, 2026) lists non-contact visits on Monday and Tuesday from 3 to 5 p.m., scheduled through CimarronVisitation@corecivic.com, with two one-hour blocks a week per detainee. CoreCivic's undated visitation instructions say Cimarron has no onsite visits for family and friends and point to mail, phone or tablet video. Get written confirmation from that email before driving to Cushing. If visits are running, bring government photo ID. Anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian plus proof, such as a birth certificate or guardianship order.
Which address and number do I use to send money to Cimarron?
Online avoids the problem: GettingOut.com/Deposit-Funds. The mailing address is disputed. ICE prints CCA Inmate Trust, PO Box 933488, Atlanta, GA 31193-3488, with code CIMAR. A CoreCivic notice says that box stopped accepting items on July 1, 2020, and gives CORECIVIC, inmate last name, first name, commissary number, Facility, P.O. Box 16545, Atlanta, GA 30321-0545. Before mailing, call (918) 225-3336 for the current box and number: ICE says administrative number, CoreCivic commissary number. Money orders take 10-15 working days. Western Union (code TRUSTCCA) usually posts within 24 hours, per an undated CoreCivic document. Do not mail cash.
How do letters, phone and tablet accounts work?
ICE's letter format is Detainee Name A #, Cimarron Facility, 3200 S. Kings Hwy., Cushing, OK 74023, with the last four digits of the A-number and your name and address. Packages, personal or cashier's checks, stamps, stamped envelopes and food are not accepted. CoreCivic says phones run on GTL: set up at connectnetwork.com or 800-483-8314, with customer service at 877-650-4249. Tablet accounts start at GettingOut.com/Create-Account; support is 866-516-0115. Phone and tablet funds share one account, and messaging and video visits work once funds are on it. Detainees cannot receive calls, so urgent messages go to (918) 225-3336.
Why does an Oklahoma facility point to a Colorado court?
EOIR's list, updated October 1, 2026, shows Cimarron Detention Facility, Cushing, OK under the Aurora Immigration Court. A control court keeps records for its area, so rely on the notice or the hearing lookup guide for the hearing place; ICE's page names no court. Attorneys visit 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., seven days a week, and arrange legal calls at (918) 225-3336 ext. 52225, 24 hours ahead. CoreCivic says scheduled calls on staff phones are subject to monitoring, while ICE calls sessions confidential, so ask first. See the bond hearing guide and the facility directory.