Commissary and Phone

Each inmate is given their own personal account while here at the Facility. You may apply money to this account by;

Mailing in a money order- with the inmates name on it
Coming to the Facility Lobby and placing money in the kiosk *accepts cash & credit cards*
Calling Touch Pay 888-988-4768 *Must use Site ID #53 and use the inmates Date of Birth
Visiting online to create an account at www.connectnetwrok.com and searching for Salem County NJ- Correctional Facility (Site ID 53) to get started

Advance Pay– creates a prepaid collect calling service that allows an inmate to call your phone number using deposited funds.

Commissary “SecurePak” can be ordered online and it will be delivered to the inmate at the Facility. You can access this by creating an account at www.accesscatalog.com and searching for Salem County, NJ

125 Cemetery Road
Woodstown, NJ 08098
(856) 769-4300
Fax (856) 769-1065

John S. Cuzzupe, Warden

Warden Cuzzupe retired from the New Jersey State Police at the rank of Captain in 2010 after 26 years
of distinguished service.
He began his second law enforcement career in the office of Salem County Prosecutor John
Lenahan where he was instrumental for creating policing strategies for The Office of
Professional Standards. He also is credited with successfully gaining CALEA accreditation for
the Salem County Prosecutor’s Office in 2012.
In 2013, He was appointed as an Undersheriff by Salem County Sheriff Charles Miller. He was
assigned to direct the Salem County Communications Center where he successfully
completed the 911 Center renovation project, and the multi-jurisdictional Computer Aided
Dispatch project for local law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency medical services.
In 2016, He was appointed as Warden at the Salem County Correctional Facility
Where he currently directs 166 sworn personnel and 24 civilian employees. He is responsible
for a $16 million dollar budget.

Robert E. Reilly, Deputy Warden

Deputy Warden Reilly began his correctional career at the Salem County Correctional Facility in
1991. He was the recipient of the coveted Officer of the year award in 1996. He was recognized
for his leadership and promoted in to the rank of Sergeant in 2000. His ability to mentor
correctional officers became apparent and he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant as the
training officer.
He was involved with various assignments such as overseeing the annual state inspection,
teaching recruits at the academy, developing policy and procedures within the facility, and
development and implementation of the Prison Rape Elimination Act in our correctional facility.
In 2011, he was recognized for his operational experience and promoted to the rank of Captain.
In 2018, Salem County Sheriff Charles Miller promoted him to Deputy Warden. Deputy Warden
Reilly works closely with his Command Staff to provide a safe and secure environment for all
resident inmates, correctional officers, and civilian staff. Deputy Warden Reilly’s commitment to
duty is evidenced by the exuberant time and effort he puts in at our facility.