Send Photos & Mail at Ashe County Jail

How to send messages, photos, and packages

Overview

Send mail to someone at Ashe County Detention Center using the facility's exact mailing format with the facility name and PO Box, addressed to the inmate's full name. No inmate ID number is needed on the envelope. All non-attorney mail may be inspected and read by staff, so avoid sharing anything you wouldn't want a third party to see. Certain items won't make it through: staples, paper clips, photographs, magazines, and books are all prohibited. Greeting cards are allowed, but staff will photocopy the written interior—the inmate receives the copy, not the original. Some facilities use offsite mail-scanning vendors for non-legal mail, so follow any vendor or facility instructions if provided.

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Quick Facts

  • Use the facility name and the PO Box exactly as provided when addressing inmate general mail to Ashe County.
  • You do not need to include the inmate’s identification number on the envelope; the inmate’s full name is sufficient.
  • Staples, paper clips, photographs, magazines, and books are prohibited from being sent in inmate mail.
  • All non-attorney mail may be inspected and read by staff.
  • Greeting cards are accepted but the written interior will be photocopied and the copy, not the original card, will be delivered to the inmate.

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Common Questions

What address should I use to send mail to an inmate at Ashe County Jail?

Use the facility name and the PO Box format exactly as provided by Ashe County when you address general mail to an inmate.

Do I have to put the inmate’s ID number on the envelope?

No. Ashe County states the inmate’s full name is enough, and you do not need to include an identification number on the envelope.

What items are not allowed in mail to Ashe County Jail?

Staples, paper clips, photographs, and items such as magazines or books are prohibited in inmate mail.

Will greeting cards and letters be opened or altered before delivery?

Yes—non-attorney mail may be inspected and read by staff. Greeting cards are accepted, but the written interior is photocopied and the inmate receives the copy, not the original card.

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