Receiving Calls From Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail)

FedPhoneLine provides collect call numbers for Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail), allowing eligible callers to receive calls from incarcerated loved ones on their phone.

If you have a loved one at Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail) and want to receive their calls, you can use a FedPhoneLine number to receive eligible collect calls on your cellphone or other phone.

Note:  Information below may no longer be accurate.  Please contact the Institution directly for up-to-date information.

The Établissement de détention de Hull, commonly known as Hull Jail or Prison de Hull, is a provincial detention facility in Gatineau, Quebec. The original building was constructed between 1938 and 1940, making it approximately 86 to 88 years old. The facility was originally a single building but was expanded in 1993 with additional pavilions. A historical source identifies 232 beds at the facility, although its capacity has changed over time.

How can I receive collect calls from Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail)

FedPhoneLine provides a phone number that your incarcerated friend or loved one can call. The call is then connected to the phone number associated with your FedPhoneLine account (your homephone or cellphone).

How does FedPhoneLine work?

1. Create your FedPhoneLine account.
2. Select the appropriate Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail) calling plan.
3. After you register, FedPhoneLine will provide your FedPhoneLine number and password by email.
4. Give your FedPhoneLine number to your incarcerated friend or family member. Depending on the institution, the FedPhoneLine number may be active immediately or the number will need to be approved by the Institution first.
5. Your incarcerated friend or family member calls the FedPhoneLine number, and the call rings on your phone.
6. Select the GREEN button above to sign up for a FedPhoneLine number.

Can I receive collect calls from Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail)

Yes. You can use your FedPhoneLine number to receive eligible collect calls from Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail) on your cellphone.

How much does a FedPhoneLine number cost?

FedPhoneLine offers several calling plans. For current plan options and pricing, see our FedPhoneLine pricing page.

How much does it cost to receive calls from Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail)?

The cost of receiving calls depends on the FedPhoneLine plan and applicable calling rates. See our current pricing information for the latest rates.

Traditional long-distance collect calls can be significantly more expensive, and rates can vary depending on the facility and calling destination.  Without a FedPhoneLine number, some collect calls may cost up to $5.00 per minute depending on your location.

I have a FedPhoneLine account. What number does my loved one at Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail) call?

If you have a FedPhoneLine account then your incarcerated friend or loved one calls the FedPhoneLine number provided to you after you register. The call is then connected to the phone number associated with your FedPhoneLine account.

What happens if my loved one is transferred to another facility?

If your incarcerated friend or loved one is transferred to another facility, you can switch your FedPhoneLine number to the new facility. FedPhoneLine allows you to make this change for free.

See our tutorial video for more information: How to change your FedPhoneLine facility .

Visitation at Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail)

Information last verified: September 2026. Please contact Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail) directly to confirm current visitation rules and procedures, as facility policies may change.

Do I need to be on an incarcerated person's visitor list?

Varies.  It is the responsibility of the incarcerated person to tell to his family the visiting hours to which he is entitled, depending on his sector.

How can I schedule a visit to Établissement de détention de Hull (also known as Hull Jail)?

It is the responsibility of the incarcerated person to schedule visits. Also, it is very important to know that there is only five incarcerated persons that can schedule a visit on each visiting hour; so, it is first-come, first-served basis.

 Visitation Information

• Length of visit: 30 minutes
• Number of visits per week: 1, maybe more; it depends on the sector.
• Number of visitors per visit:  2 adults. Immediate family only (and wives/girlfriends)
• Money drop-off: Yes. They only accept cash