How to send messages, photos, and packages
If Brooks County Jail participates in Georgia's statewide vendor program, care packages go through Union Supply. You can mail orders to Union Supply's P.O. Box in Dallas, Texas, call 1-562-361-5719 (or toll-free 1-855-247-0563), or fax 1-310-603-1188. Every order carries a $2.95 non-refundable shipping and handling fee. Georgia Department of Corrections sets spending and weight caps: $100 or 15 lbs for State Prisons and ITFs, $50 or 7 lbs for Probation Detention Centers. Place multiple orders? They may be combined to stay within limits, and anything received after the vendor deadline won't be accepted. Some Georgia facilities use different vendors, so confirm the approved vendor and address rules with the jail directly. Always include the inmate's full name and inmate number.
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Sending a Union Supply care package is one of the few ways to get pre-approved food items to someone in custody without the package getting rejected at the door. Order through the approved channels, stay within your facility's limits, and the package should arrive without issues.
If the facility uses Union Supply, mail orders to their P.O. Box in Dallas, TX, or call 1-562-361-5719 (toll-free 1-855-247-0563) or fax 1-310-603-1188. A $2.95 non-refundable shipping fee applies. Orders must stay within spending and weight limits—multiple orders may be consolidated, and late orders won't be accepted.
Georgia's vendor package limits are $100 or 15 pounds for State Prisons and ITFs, and $50 or 7 pounds for Probation Detention Centers. Multiple orders can be consolidated but still must stay under these limits.
Yes. Some Georgia facilities use a different vendor (for example, Riverbend Private Prison uses Access Securepak), so you should confirm the approved vendor and mailing instructions with Brooks County Jail before you order.
Want to visit someone at Brooks County Jail? It starts with one step: completing the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) Visitation Request Form and submitting it to the facility.
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