Using Access Corrections to Send Messages and Photos to Harford County Inmates

Harford County Detention Center uses Access Corrections for electronic messaging and photos. If you want to reach someone quickly - or send a photo without waiting on the mail - this is the platform the facility recommends.

Access Corrections is an internet-based mail service that lets you send messages and photos to inmates at Harford County Detention Center. For current details on how the service works, head to the vendor's site: https://securemail.accesscorrections.com/

1. Go to the Access Corrections site - Harford County directs families to https://securemail.accesscorrections.com/ for service information.
2. Follow the prompts to set up access - Once you’re on the vendor site, create whatever login/account is required.
3. Send your message or photo through the platform - Use the vendor’s on-screen steps to choose the inmate and submit what you want to send.

Access Corrections works well when you want to send a message or photo electronically. It's also useful if traditional mail feels too limited. Here's why that matters at Harford County: incoming personal mail is restricted to commercially produced postcards meeting USPS standards. Handmade postcards and index cards aren't accepted. If what you want to send doesn't fit those rules, the electronic option is your best bet.