Contains escape plans and/or other information related to escape.Contains items written or drawn in crayon, or has been treated with, glitter, ribbon, cords, strings and/or other items that could be easily misidentified, etc.No foreign/unidentified substances, lip prints, fragrances/perfume, adhesives, tape, sticky substances, stickers, etc.Gang related material, photos, depicting gangs, weapons, drugs, fighting techniques, unlawful activities.Material threatens or is detrimental to the safety and security of the institution.Magazines, newspapers, periodicals, books (paperback) did not come directly from the publisher or bookstore or a verifiable and reputable internet/mail order company.More than 10 photographs (no polaroids or photos larger than 5” x 7”).Envelopes that are stained, overly dirty, or have any foreign substances.Bulk mail, blank paper, blank envelopes or stamps.Only mail that is on lined paper, plain paper, or postcards (which are not cardstock thickness) may be accepted. Note: Book size is limited to 8.5” x 11”. Any reading material that would disrupt the safety and security of the facility, including weapons manufacturing, explosives, drugs, escape, or violence toward staff and other inmates and any sexually explicit material that depicts nudity or partial nudity are prohibited and/or anything considered illegal activity. Note: Hardbound books will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Hard plastic/metal items, including the binding is prohibited. Incoming mail shall be addressed on a plain envelope as follows, or it will be rejected by the jail: RecipientĬ/o Napa County Department of CorrectionsĪll magazines, newspapers, periodicals, books (paperback only) must come directly from the publisher or bookstore, or a verifiable and reputable internet/mail order company. Mail is received and processed at the jail five days a week, Monday through Friday, except holidays. Mail regarding the courts and attorneys is considered confidential, and will only be checked in the presence of the inmate. If there is good cause, mail will be opened and checked. For information, contact the Lancaster County Prison Work Release Office at 71.Persons confined at the Napa County Department of Corrections Jail are permitted to send and receive unlimited letters to maintain communication with family, friends, and their legal representatives. Work release inmates may be authorized by the work release administrator. For fee information, contact the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office at 71. Inmate transports are conducted by the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office. In order for an inmate to attend a funeral or graveside service, a private attorney must petition the sentencing judge. Name of physician, hospital, or funeral home.Name of afflicted / deceased and their relationship to the inmate.Please have the following information ready: In the event of the death or illness of an inmate family member, you may contact the Lancaster County Prison Chaplain’s Office directly at 71. Please click below to set up an account with Securus Technologies. They cannot receive calls or make three way calls.

Inmates are allowed to make collect calls from the institution during regular block out hours. More information is on the Securus website, which can be accessed by clicking Here. This is a system that allows digital communication between inmates and their friends/family. The new mailing address for all incoming personal mail effective November 1 st, 2020 is:Ĭ/O Securus Digital Mail Center-Lancaster CountyĮ-Messaging is available through Securus. This service will be completed through Securus and Guarded Exchange. All personal inmate mail sent directly to the Prison will be returned to sender All personal inmate mail will be scanned and sent digitally to the kiosks/tablets on the housing units.

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