Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility Correspondence

You may send letters and other material under the following conditions:

A maximum of 4 pictures can be mailed at any given time.
The photos are not to exceed 5x7 and must not be framed, accessorized or in Polaroid format.
Pictures, letters and/or drawings depicting violence, sex, drugs, alcohol or gang affiliation are prohibited.
Business size envelopes are the largest accepted, any envelope that is larger is considered a package and will be returned to sender.

All incoming mail to the minors must be processed and delivered by the United States Postal Service (USPS).
No musical greeting cards, stationary, stamps, writing materials or any food items are allowed.
Stickers, confetti or any other letter accessory items are considered contraband and are not accepted.
Do not send any money or packages.
Residents can receive during regular visiting pre-metered envelopes (no stamps or plain envelopes). You can purchase metered envelopes from the USPS.
The facility provides one (1) paid letter to a parent or guardian per day and one (1) paid letter to a friend per week.
Remember, all mail to minors must have the following information printed outside a plain envelope:
- Name of Sender
- Return Address
- Minor’s Full Name
- Facility Address

Your child will have reasonable access to a telephone and will be able to place outgoing calls.
No incoming calls to a resident will be accepted.
The Probation Officer will approve contacts, and the approved phone numbers will be programmed into the phone system. Residents will only make calls to approved phone numbers.