Please go to to sign up, and more information on offender o-mail can be found at Corrlinks - Offender E-mail. Items that have perfume or other scents are not allowed.Ĭorrespondence must be clear of visible stains.Įmail is the second way to write an offender. Only correspondence sent on 8 ½ x 11 white paper will be allowed.Ĭard stock, greeting cards, glitter, artwork or other adornments are not allowed. Please note: Under DOC's new policy, senders should be aware of the following (as outlined in policy): Envelopes must be addressed as follows:Īdditional information regarding mail and what may be sent through the mail may be found under IDOC "Policies related to offender mail" section on the Policies webpage at Mail, Telephone, and Visiting. Inmate funds are currently received through Access Corrections Secure Deposit and their affiliate walk-in provider CashPayToday.
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Envelopes must be properly addressed and include the offenders full name, IDOC Identification number, and valid return address. mail may be sent to the offender at the facility at which they are incarcerated. For more, please see the mail policy via the link below. Note (5/7/21): Due to increasing levels of contraband introduction via the US Mail system, several prisons are making copies of all incoming, non-legal mail prior to the mail being delivered to the incarcerated person. Until then, please continue to utilize the process below.įor more information about this new process, please follow this link: Announcement of New Offender Non-Legal Mail Process Please note that effective July 21, 2022, the way you send non-legal mail to an offender is going to change. Mental Health Information Sharing Program April 2016.Iowa Results First: Return on Investment for Corrections Programs 2012.Improving Outcomes: African American Offenders February 2016.Central Pharmacy Pilot Project January 2014.Attorney Contact with Incarcerated Clients.National Crime Victims Rights Week 2022.2018 Iowa Statewide Forum on Public Safety.North Central Correctional Facility Annual Report.Newton Correctional Facility Annual Report.Pleasant Correctional Facility Annual Report Iowa Medical and Classification Center Annual Report.Iowa Correctional Institution for Women Annual Report.Iowa Correctional Institution for Women.Fort Dodge Correctional Facility Annual Report.Clarinda Correctional Facility Annual Report.Anamosa State Penitentiary Annual Report Due to the danger posed to inmates and staff with illegal drugs trafficked through inmate mail, All postage stamps must be purchased on commissary.Announcement of Offender New Non-Legal Mail Process.Inmates are allowed to receive a maximum of 4 books. No newspapers or newsprint media are allowed, as the items create a serious fire hazard to the facility. Books and periodicals must be purchased and shipped from either a publisher or a bookstore. Inmates may receive paperback books and approved magazines. Pictures that are not allowed will be disposed of. Inmates may receive pictures however the pictures cannot be taken with a Polaroid Instant Camera and cannot contain provocative or lewd images. All items received through the mail that are not allowed will be disposed of. Inmates housed in the Correctional Center are not allowed to receive mail from other inmates (whether in Jefferson Parish Correctional Center or any another penal institution), commissary items, tobacco, blank stationary, stamps, envelopes, etc. Any item that violates Correctional Center "contraband" rules is subject to seizure, and will be disposed of. Please note: All mail received by the Correctional Center is opened by JPSO Correctional employees in order to search for "contraband". You may obtain this information by calling 50. To send mail to an inmate, please include the name of the inmate at the time of incarceration, the inmates CCN number, the dorm number and the cell or bed number (if known) on the envelope.
The Jefferson Parish Correctional Center (JPCC) allows its inmates to receive mail.
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