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What You Can't Send: Callaway County Jail's Mail Restrictions

Want your mail to actually reach someone at Callaway County Jail? Know what they won't accept before you send anything.

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What You Can't Send: Callaway County Jail's Mail Restrictions

Callaway County Jail doesn't accept packages - period. Send one anyway and it gets refused and returned. That's wasted time and postage when you're just trying to help someone inside.

Warning: Packages sent to Callaway County Jail will be refused and returned to the sender.

Special-occasion mail is one of the most common things people try to send - and one of the most likely to get turned away. The jail won't accept holiday or birthday cards. Magazines, books, and newspaper subscriptions are also off-limits. None of these will make it through mail processing.

  • Holiday cards
  • Birthday cards
  • Magazines
  • Books
  • Newspaper subscriptions

Callaway County Jail is a postcard-only facility, and they don't accept money through the mail either. Send cash, a check, or a money order and it gets returned - not deposited to the inmate's trust fund. To add funds, use the Lobby Kiosk, accesscorrections.com, or ncic.com instead.

Tip: Skip mailing money - use the Lobby Kiosk, accesscorrections.com, or ncic.com to deposit funds.

Mail between two inmates at Callaway County Jail won't be delivered. If you're helping someone send a letter out, make sure it's not addressed to another person housed in the same facility.

What You Can't Send: Callaway County Jail's Mail Restrictions

Printable Checklist

  • Packages (they’ll be refused and returned)
  • Holiday cards
  • Birthday cards
  • Magazines
  • Books
  • Newspaper subscriptions
  • Any monetary items sent through the mail (returned to sender)
  • Mail addressed between two inmates currently incarcerated at Callaway County Jail (will not be mailed)

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