Anvil Mountain Correctional Center: visiting, mail, money and current status
Anvil Mountain Correctional Center is a Alaska state prison run by the Alaska DOC in Nome. Official links, a family guide, and what families report right now.
Facility status Live
No reports yet. Be the first to share what you saw.
30-day trend
No reports in the last 30 days
Official notices
We have not found a current official notice for this facility.
Family reports are not official information. They come from visitors and are not checked by the facility or OutSooner. Always confirm with the facility or the DOC before you travel.
Email me when this facility gets new reports
We send at most one email a day. Confirm by email first. Unsubscribe anytime. We never share your email and never connect it to anyone in prison.
Address and phone
Anvil Mountain Correctional Center
1810 Center Creek Rd., Nome, AK 99762
(907) 443-2241
From the official Alaska DOC page. Official facility page (opens in new tab)
Find someone here
Find someone in Alaska DOC custody (VINELink) (official) (opens in new tab)
How to search: enter the person's legal last and first name, or their Alaska DOC ID number if you have it. Nicknames and misspellings usually return nothing; try fewer letters or a different spelling of the name. Alaska DOC's family handbook says to use VINELink (choose Alaska) or call 1-800-247-9763, 24/7. Alaska DOC runs both the prisons and most jails, so pretrial people are included.
What the dates mean: any dates shown, such as admission, sentence or projected release dates, come from Alaska DOC's own records. Projected dates can change (for example with earned credits, discipline or parole decisions) and are not a guarantee. Ask Alaska DOC or the facility before making plans around a date.
Release and transfer alerts: Alaska takes part in VINE (official source (opens in new tab)). Families can sign up free on VINELink (opens in new tab) for release, transfer and court-date alerts. It's built mainly for crime victims.
OutSooner does not store or list anyone's name, date of birth or ID number. The search runs on the official site.
Sentence credits
Credit rules come from Alaska law and are the same at every Alaska DOC prison. Read Alaska's good-time and earned-time rules.
FAQ
How do I find someone at Anvil Mountain Correctional Center?
Use the official Find someone in Alaska DOC custody (VINELink). The record shows the person's current facility.
What is the address of Anvil Mountain Correctional Center?
1810 Center Creek Rd., Nome, AK 99762. Phone: (907) 443-2241. Source: the Alaska DOC facility page.
How do I send mail to someone at Anvil Mountain Correctional Center?
Follow Alaska DOC's mail rules on its official page.
How do I send money to someone at Anvil Mountain Correctional Center?
You must be an approved visitor before putting money on someone's account. Deposits can't exceed $500 total in a month. Families can't send gifts to an institution. Each facility handles deposits; check its "gifts" page on doc.alaska.gov or call the facility.
How do I get notified when someone is released in Alaska?
Alaska takes part in VINE. Sign up free on VINELink (https://vinelink.vineapps.com) for release, transfer and court-date alerts by phone, email or text.
Family guide: money, calls, visits and mail
From official Alaska DOC pages. Vendors are named only as the state's approved provider. OutSooner has no affiliate or sponsor links. Our promise and how we check facts.
Sending money
- You must be an approved visitor before putting money on someone's account. Deposits can't exceed $500 total in a month.
- Families can't send gifts to an institution. Each facility handles deposits; check its "gifts" page on doc.alaska.gov or call the facility.
Source: Alaska DOC (official) (opens in new tab) · Last checked · Report an error
Phone calls and video visits
- People can only call out. To receive calls, set up a Securus AdvanceConnect prepaid account or a Direct Bill account (credit check required) online or at 1-800-844-6591. Fees apply.
- Phones are usually on from about 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Calls are recorded except privileged calls. No three-way calls or call forwarding.
Fees change. Check the official Alaska DOC page (opens in new tab) for current fees before you pay.
Official pages: Securus (approved provider) (opens in new tab)
The state's approved app (Securus): App Store (opens in new tab) Google Play (opens in new tab)
Source: Alaska DOC (official) (opens in new tab) · Last checked · Report an error
In-person visiting
- Visiting hours are on each facility's page or by calling the facility. Most visits last one hour. Bring a driver's license or government ID; you'll register your name, address and relationship.
- During the first 24 hours after an arrest, family can visit any time without being on a list. Inappropriate dress or arriving late can cost you the visit.
Source: Alaska DOC (official) (opens in new tab) · Last checked · Report an error
Becoming an approved visitor
- After the first 24 hours, you must be on the person's Approved Visitors List.
- You can usually be approved for only one person's list, unless the second person is immediate family.
Source: Alaska DOC (official) (opens in new tab) · Last checked · Report an error
- Address mail with the person's full name, facility name and address. Mail without a full return address is destroyed.
- Use white envelopes no larger than 9 x 12, and blue or black ink or pencil on white paper. No tape, stickers, glitter or altered photos. Publications must come from an approved vendor.
Source: Alaska DOC (official) (opens in new tab) · Last checked · Report an error
All Alaska prisons · Alaska facility status · First 72 hours after release
Sources: Alaska DOC facility page (opens in new tab) · Alaska DOC: phone calls and video visits (opens in new tab) · Last verified: · Corrections