Description of Facility
Kulani Correctional Facility is a minimum security prison located on Mauna Loa Hawaii. Kulani Correctional Facility sometimes referred to as KCF, has the capacity to house up to 200 inmates. A large emphasis is placed on working and programs at this facility. Treatment programs are mandatory for inmates, vocational studies are encouraged, as offenders have the ability to learn a variety of skills and earn certifications in agriculture. Additionally, inmates can work in janitorial and food services within the institution, and provide a labor force for landscaping and conservation projects within the Pu'u Maka'ala Nature Reserve.
Offenders incarcerated in Hawaii prisons are allowed to receive unlimited correspondence through the mail. Legal and Privileged mail should be sent directly to the legal mailing address above. All personal mail should be sent to the inmate mailing address.
Inmates incarcerated in Hawaii have access to telephones during assigned times. Offenders have several pay options for their telephone calls including collect, prepaid, and using a debit card. You must be on the inmates telephone list, which they will setup during intake. Inmates are allowed up to ten active phone numbers on their list at any given time.
Hawaii Department of Corrections allows anyone on the inmate's approved visitors list to send them money. Inmates can use these funds to purchase an assortment of items from the commissary including telephone time, various premium features on their tablet, food, stamps, and hygiene items.
To obtain more information on an inmate including sentencing information, the inmate's current location, and their ID number you can 
All visitors must be on the inmate's approved visitation list before they can attend a visitation session. Do not attempt to attend a visit without being on the approved visitation list you will be rejected. 
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