How Greenville County’s Securus Digital Mail Works — and What Still Goes Directly to the Jail

Personal mail at Greenville County Detention Center doesn't go directly to inmates. Instead, it's routed to the Securus Digital Mail Center, an off-site facility where letters are scanned into an electronic system. Once processed, the mail shows up for the addressed inmate on kiosks inside their housing unit.

Addressing

• ✓ INMATE NAME-ID NUMBER
• ✓ C/O Securus Digital Mail Center-Greenville
• ✓ PO Box 21665
• ✓ Tampa, FL 33622

• ✓ Verified legal mail (send directly to the Detention Center, not to Securus)
• ✓ Money orders from financial institutions (send directly to the Detention Center)
• ✓ Bank statements mailed directly from a financial institution (send directly to the Detention Center)
• ✓ Publications, including books, newspapers, and magazines (send directly to the Detention Center)

Mail that must go directly to the jail should be sent to Greenville County Detention Center at 20 McGee Street, Greenville, SC 29601. This includes verified legal mail and publications (books, newspapers, magazines) that aren't routed through the Securus Digital Mail Center.

Verified legal mail still goes directly to the Detention Center at 20 McGee Street, Greenville, SC 29601, not to the Securus Digital Mail Center. Legal mail is opened in front of the inmate and searched for contraband before they receive it.

1. Bring acceptable paperback books and magazines to the jail - Donations can be made in person at the Reception Control window (Public Lobby) at 20 McGee St.
2. Go during donation hours - The Reception Control window accepts donations seven days a week between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
3. Mail publications to the jail address (not to Securus) - Publications (books, newspapers, magazines) continue to be sent directly to the Detention Center at 20 McGee Street, Greenville, SC 29601.