How to send messages, photos, and packages
Mail to ASPC Tucson–Rincon Unit is shifting to a digital workflow. Starting Dec 15, 2025, most incoming personal mail gets scanned and uploaded to inmates' secure tablets through ADCRR's contractor. Send personal letters, greeting cards, and photos to the Digital Processing Center, PO Box 211309, Dallas, TX—don't send packages or publications there. Beginning Jan 7, 2026, packages and publications go to 801 E Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034. Securus aims to process and post digital mail within three business days. Originals are held for 90 days before professional disposal, or returned if you include a self-addressed stamped envelope. A grace period runs Dec 15, 2025–Jan 15, 2026; after that, misaddressed mail gets returned to sender.
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If you send personal mail to someone in ADCRR, your letters won't be handed over as paper anymore. Starting December 15, 2025, most personal mail goes digital—while legal mail, parcels, publications, and official government mail follow different rules.
To send mail directly to Rincon Unit, include the incarcerated person's name and ADC number, then the unit's P.O. Box. Format it like this: Inmate Name and ADC #, P.O. Box 24403, Tucson, AZ 85734.
As of Dec 15, 2025, address personal letters, greeting cards, and photos to the Digital Processing Center, PO Box 211309, Dallas, TX. Include the inmate’s full name and inmate number on the envelope or it will be returned to sender.
No. Starting Jan 7, 2026, packages and publications must go to ADCRR's centralized Phoenix processing address: 801 E Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034. Don't send packages to the digital mail processing center.
Securus aims to scan and make mail available within three business days of receipt. The originals are stored for 90 days before professional disposal, or returned if you include a self-addressed stamped envelope.
Getting approved to visit at ASPC Tucson — Rincon Unit comes down to timing, paying the background check fee (if required), and submitting a complete electronic application. Follow these steps to avoid the most common delays.
Before you can visit anyone in Arizona's prison system, you'll need to pay a $25 background check fee. Depending on how you pay, a separate vendor transaction fee might get tacked on too. Here's what the $25 actually covers, who pays it, and how to avoid extra charges.
