How do I confirm someone is at Two Bridges?
Two Bridges serves as a regional jail in Maine, and its listing in the ICE directory proves nothing about one person. Search ice.gov/locator by A-number or exact name with country of birth, then call (207) 882-4268 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with names, aliases, date of birth and country of birth. Urgent messages go through the same line. For case questions, write to ICE at Boston.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov or call (781) 359-7500. While on the phone, ask for the booking number, because mail depends on it.
Where do I send letters now?
As of October 31, 2026, ICE still shows 522 Bath Road and asks for the last four A-number digits, but the jail says that since March 30, 2026, family and friends mail goes to off-site scanning. Mail sent elsewhere is returned. Address it exactly: Two Bridges Regional Jail, the person's name and booking number, written with BN#, P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Without a clear booking number it will not be delivered, so get it from (207) 882-4268. Delivery takes 1 to 3 business days after the mail reaches the box. Attorney-client privileged mail goes directly to the facility.
How do I add money at Two Bridges?
Do not mail a money order, even though ICE's page still allows one. The jail's mail page says money orders are no longer accepted by mail. It offers a lobby kiosk for cash or credit card, and online deposits from tbrj.org. Accounts run on GTL's ConnectNetwork at web.connectnetwork.com or (800) 483-8314, which also covers commissary, phone and tablet funds; billing questions go to (877) 650-4249. Nobody may hand money directly to a person held there. The jail prices Debit Link Units at $0.01 and message credits at $0.25.
How do visits and calls work at Two Bridges?
The two sources differ, so call (207) 882-4268 first. ICE says family visits are scheduled by that number, non-contact, with two one-hour blocks per person each week. The jail says all visits are video visits through Renovo. Its home page books at tbrj.gtlvisitme.com, while its FAQ gives tbrj.renovosoftware.com/app and still mentions contact visits. The FAQ allows three visitors per visit, arriving 15 minutes early. Both sources require a parent or guardian with anyone under 18. People held there cannot receive calls. Prepaid AdvancePay accounts are set up through ConnectNetwork.
What does a lawyer need at Two Bridges?
Attorneys call (207) 882-4268 about visiting times and legal calls, and fax documents to (207) 882-2613 with the full name, alien number, return fax and page count. G-28s go through ERO eFile, which staff cannot see, so carry a copy. The Deportation Officer's name comes from Boston at (781) 359-7500 with a G-28 on file. ICE lists no court for Two Bridges beyond the general line, 1-800-898-7180; the hearing lookup guide shows how to check a case, and removal defense covers what follows.