Burnet county jail inmate mail

Here is the information you requested about Burnet County Jail inmate mail:

Burnet County Jail Inmate Mail Policy

The Burnet County Jail allows inmates to receive mail, but there are some guidelines and restrictions to follow:

What can be sent:

• Letters
• Postcards
• Photographs (no more than 4 per envelope)
• Books (hardcover only, no paperbacks)
• Magazines (no more than 2 per envelope)
• Newspapers (no more than 1 per envelope)

What cannot be sent:

• Cash, checks, or money orders
• Credit cards or gift cards
• Any item that could be used as a weapon or to cause harm
• Any item that could be used to facilitate escape
• Any item that is deemed inappropriate or obscene
• Any item that is not addressed to the inmate specifically

How to address mail:

• Use the inmate's name and booking number (if known)
• Use the following address:
  • Burnet County Jail
  • 220 S. Main St.
  • Burnet, TX 78611
• Make sure to include the inmate's name and booking number on the envelope

Mail restrictions:

• All mail is subject to inspection and may be read or opened by jail staff
• Mail that is deemed inappropriate or obscene may be returned to the sender
• Mail that is deemed a security threat may be confiscated

Special considerations:

• Inmates are not allowed to receive mail from anyone who is not on their approved visitor list
• Inmates are not allowed to receive mail that is not addressed to them specifically
• Inmates are not allowed to receive mail that is not in a sealed envelope

Tips:

• Make sure to use a pen or pencil to write to the inmate, as markers or crayons are not allowed
• Do not include any staples, paper clips, or other metal objects in the mail
• Do not include any items that could be used to facilitate escape or cause harm
• Be respectful and considerate of the inmate's rights and the jail's policies when writing to them

I hope this information is helpful!