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The Nevada Department of Corrections is striving to create a new, more open environment for the public, while also providing more effective services. In an effort to accomplish these goals, NDOC has created a Family Services Division designed to address concerns of inmates and their families.

The Division is supervised by Howard Skolnik, Director of the Nevada Department of Corrections and serves as the primary location for all inmate-related correspondence and phone inquiries from families. The Divison is currently coordinated by Ronda Larsen, Administrative Assistant III, who works cooperatively with all divisions of the Department to insure that issues are investigated and properly addressed. Ms. Larsen has many years experience in prison administration, and works to ensure that those contacting the Division are provided with accurate, up-to-date information.

The Division staff works closely with Wardens, Associate Wardens, and other NDOC employees throughout the Department. They are trained to answer questions pertaining to virtually all aspects of the incarceration process. They forward ideas and suggestions for improvement to the Director for consideration. All correspondence received by the Division is perused and responded to by Director Howard Skolnik or his designated representative.

We hope the operation of the Family Services Division will result in more effective services being provided. You can reach the Family Services Division Staff as follows:

  • Telephone: (775) 887-3367
  • Fax: (775) 887-3253
  • Email: info@doc.nv.gov
  • Postal Mail: ATTN: Ronda Larsen, P.O. Box 7011, Carson City, NV 89702

Community Resources

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Family and Friends of Prison Inmates (FFPI)
FFPI is a fellowship of persons who have friend(s) or family member(s) that are incarcerated in a state, county, or federal facility. The group is for the benefit of the family or friend to help them deal with the emotional upset of having a family member or friend in prison.
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Friends and Family of Incarcerated Persons, Inc. (FFIP)
FFIP is designed to provide support to friends and family of those incarcerated.
The group's contact information is as follows:
 Email address: ffipffip1@cox.net
 Mailing address: P.O. Box 27708
Las Vegas, NV  89126
 Phone number: 702-223-6600