Only appropriate photos will be accepted. No food or gifts to inmates will be accepted. Inmate mail exhibiting stickers, lipstick, stains, or other potentially biohazard substances on the exterior of the envelopes are not permitted and will be returned to sender. Mail containing contraband ( e.g., electrical music devices, lights, stamps, newspaper articles, envelopes, or calendars, etc.) will not be accepted, and will be placed in the inmate’s property. No oversize mail or cards will be accepted. Inmate outgoing mail should be addressed as follows: Indigent inmates may make a written request to the property clerk for writing paper (8 sheets), and stamped envelopes (4) every two (2) weeks. All outgoing mail must be neat, legible, and contain the inmate’s name, SPN #, and housing unit as return address, as well as the name/address of the intended recipient. Outgoing letters with drawings, symbols (including gang symbols), or writing other than the addressee or the return address will not be accepted. Outgoing letters may not have any sticky or liquid base on the envelope or the letter. No bills or junk mail.Īll outgoing mail must be in envelopes purchased from the commissary and may not be reused in any way. We will not accept any mail that was delivered to the inmate’s home address unless it is legal, social security or human services.No mail containing contraband ( e.g., electrical music devices, lights, stamps, newspaper articles, envelopes, calendars, etc.).No oversize mail will be accepted (paper larger than 8.5”x11”).Nothing marked or written with markers, colored pencils, gel pens, crayons, or anything other than a standard ballpoint pen or pencil.No photos or drawings containing exhibitions of currency, alcohol, drugs, smoking or vaping.No photos or drawings containing overt sexuality, partial and full nudity, violence or gang activity or hand gestures.Children MUST be fully clothed (shorts, pants, shirts) in all photos.No Polaroid photos and all photos must not exceed 4圆 inches.No food items outside of the established commissary system.No mail exhibiting perfume or other odors.No mail containing stickers, cosmetics, stains, glitter, or any foreign substances of any kind.No pages or cut outs from calendars, magazines, newspapers, coloring pages or books.No mail containing envelopes, stamps or lined/blank writing paper within the mailer will be accepted.Nothing containing tape, glue or any other adhesive or binding agent.No commercially produced or homemade greeting cards, post cards or laminated items.Mail containing any potentially harmful chemical substance.The following incoming mail items will not be accepted: Inmates shall not be permitted to circumvent the page limitation using multiple envelopes or otherwise. Such requests may be granted upon a showing of good cause and at the sole discretion of a Jail Supervisor. Such request shall state the reason the waiver is necessary, the number of pages to be delivered, and the expected date of delivery. However, once per month, an inmate may request that this restriction be waived upon written request to a Jail Supervisor at least five (5) business days prior to expected delivery. General mail that exceeds five (5) pages will not be screened and will be placed directly in the inmate’s secure property. An inmate may request to copy down the return address before the envelope is disposed of. For the safety and security of the facility, the envelope will be disposed of. All incoming (including legal) mail will be removed from the envelope and turned over to the inmate. Legal mail shall be opened, and staples removed in the presence of the addressed inmate by jail supervision. Legal mail is defined as correspondence to or from inmates with attorneys, courts, elected officials, state probation and parole officials, the Sheriff, a jail administrator, or the inmate’s physician, psychiatrist, or other similarly licensed healthcare professional. This includes legal mail (privileged mail). All regular incoming and outgoing inmate mail is subject to inspection.
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