If there is good cause mail will be opened and checked. Mail sent to the courts and attorneys is considered confidential and checked only in the inmates presence. Pictures and drawings are not allowed on the envelopes of outgoing mail. Stamps are purchased through the commissary. Indigent inmates are allowed unlimited legal mail at department expense from the Inmate Welfare Fund.
All incoming mail is opened and checked for contraband.
Mail is not read without good cause to believe that it's content contains information relating to the safety and security of the jail. Letters, cards, and photographs may be received in the mail. Paperback books and magazines may be received directly from the publisher or bookstore. Any obscene publications and writing which may cause facility safety and security concerns may be excluded. Photos of nude or partially nude persons may not be received.