Inmate Mail

All incoming mail will be opened and inspected for contraband prior to delivery.  

The following information is required on all incoming inmate mail:                 

Publications acceptable for distribution to inmates include magazines, periodicals, soft-covered books, and newspapers must be mailed directly from a publisher or commercial dealer.  Items from a commercial dealer must clearly identify the contents.  Pornographic material of any kind will not be allowed or accepted.

Packages: Will not be accepted without prior approval of the responsible Bureau Lieutenant.

The following items and contents listed (but not limited to) will not be allowed in the inmate’s mail: 

• Un-cancelled stamps, blank stationery or cards, blank or self-addressed envelopes and cards with glitter.
  
  
• Nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit items in nature. 
  
  
• Obscene literature.
  
  
• Any article that could be considered a health hazard. 
  
  
• Cards, letters, or photographs that are glued, taped, or stapled together.
  
  
• Cards or photographs larger than 6" x 8"; acceptable-sized photos are limited to 15.
  
  
• Any article containing or having been marked with any substance(s) not readily identifiable as being acceptable; including but not limited to:  glitter, crayon, or white-out. 
  
  
• Any item that could be used to circumvent or subvert the safety and security of the facility.