Butler county jail inmate mail

Butler County Jail Inmate Mail Guidelines:

General Guidelines:

• All incoming mail must be addressed to the inmate's name and ID number.
• Mail must be sent through the United States Postal Service (USPS) or a private mail service.
• No mail will be accepted from inmates or individuals who are not authorized to send mail to the inmate.
• All mail will be inspected and read by jail staff to ensure it does not contain contraband or violate jail rules.

Specific Guidelines:

• Letters: Letters are allowed, but they must be written in ink and on paper. No stickers, stamps, or drawings are allowed.
• Postcards: Postcards are allowed, but they must be sent through the USPS and must not contain any contraband or illegal materials.
• Photos: Photos are allowed, but they must be sent through the USPS and must not contain any contraband or illegal materials.
• Books and Magazines: Books and magazines are allowed, but they must be sent directly from the publisher or a bookstore and must not contain any contraband or illegal materials.
• Packages: Packages are not allowed, except for legal materials and religious materials, which must be sent through the USPS and must be approved by the jail administration.

Prohibited Items:

• Contraband, such as drugs, weapons, or other illegal items
• Obscene or sexually explicit materials
• Gang-related materials or symbols
• Threatening or harassing materials
• Materials that promote violence or illegal activity
• Materials that contain confidential or sensitive information

Mail Delivery:

• Mail is typically delivered to inmates within 3-5 business days after it is received at the jail.
• Inmates can receive mail 7 days a week, but it may take longer to be delivered during peak periods.

Return of Mail:

• Mail that is deemed to be contraband or illegal will be returned to the sender.
• Mail that is deemed to be inappropriate or offensive will be returned to the sender or destroyed.

Contact Information:

• Butler County Jail
• 130 High Street
• Hamilton, OH 45011
• Phone: (513) 785-6300
• Email: [email protected]

Please note that these guidelines are subject to change, and it's always best to check with the jail administration or the inmate directly for the most up-to-date information on sending mail to an inmate at the Butler County Jail.