Before You Mail That Letter: Complete Checklist for Cass County Jail Mail
Nothing's more frustrating than having mail rejected when you're trying to stay connected. Here's a quick checklist for Cass County Jail (MO) to help your letter or photos make it through.
Cass County Jail only accepts two things in inmate mail: letters and photos. Send anything else - no matter how small or harmless it seems - and it won't make it through. Keep your envelope simple: written pages and printed photos only.
Return Address
- ✓ Your first and last name
- ✓ Your full street address
- ✓ Your city
- ✓ Your state
- ✓ Your ZIP code
Pornographic material or anything that could create sexual harassment issues is prohibited. Mail containing these items won't just be rejected - staff may destroy it. When choosing photos, keep them clearly appropriate.
Note: Mail won’t be accepted if it has bio-hazardous indications or markings - including perfume odors or lipstick. Send clean, plain paper and photos only.
Your mail won't be delivered the usual way. At Cass County Jail, incoming mail is opened, inspected for contraband, then scanned and delivered to the inmate electronically. The original won't be handed over untouched.
Outgoing mail from inmates is picked up by the U.S. Postal Service, except on holidays and weekends. If you're waiting on a response, factor in extra time around those days.
Outgoing mail shouldn't be held longer than 24 hours, according to jail policy. The exceptions: holidays, weekends, or times when staff can't process mail. If a letter seems delayed, check those timing issues first.
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