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Mail rules at Hill Correctional Center follow IDOC's department-wide shift to scanning most non-privileged mail, while keeping a few categories—like certain photos and publications—as originals. Here's how it works and what to do if your loved one needs paper copies.
Mail at Hill works differently now. Most non-privileged mail gets digitized and delivered electronically, while publications follow their own set of rules. Here's how scanning, originals, photos, and the publisher-only requirement all fit together.
If you mail a letter or card to someone at Hill Correctional Center, expect it to arrive as a scanned PDF on their Bulletin Board (tablet), not as the original paper you sent. Here's how the process works and what gets rejected.
