How to send messages, photos, and packages
Send mail to Kerr County Jail's specific PO Box, and always include your full return address on every envelope. The Kerr County Sheriff's Office reiterated this requirement in a March 2025 blog post on the county site. Include the inmate's full name and booking/ID number, and keep the envelope clearly formatted to help mail get processed smoothly. Certain items won't be accepted by mail or delivery: loose envelopes and stamps, pens and paper, books (unless from an approved distributor), magazines, Polaroid pictures, cash, and clothing. Legal or privileged mail may follow different intake and inspection procedures—confirm the legal-mail rules before sending attorney correspondence.
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Getting mail to your loved one at Kerr County Jail is straightforward—if you address it correctly and skip the prohibited items. Here's the exact format to use, what gets rejected, and why "Longview" shows up in the address even though the jail is in Kerrville.
Mailing something to someone at Kerr County Jail? The rules are strict, and there are two different addresses depending on what you're sending. Use the checklists below to avoid rejected or delayed mail.
Use the jail's specific PO Box for all inmate mail. Your full return address must be on every envelope.
Books are only allowed if they come from an approved distributor or seller. Magazines and similar publications are listed among items that will not be allowed by mail or delivery.
No. Loose stamps and envelopes, pens and paper, cash, and clothing are specifically prohibited. Check the jail's prohibited-items list before sending anything.
Looking for someone in Kerr County Jail or need to know which number to call? Here are the fastest options—starting with Texas VINE for inmate lookup and notifications, plus the jail's scheduling and main lines.
Visiting someone at Kerr County Jail is straightforward once you know when to call and when to show up. Here's the exact schedule for male and female visitation, plus how to book your appointment and weekly limits.
Kerr County Jail offers two ways to add money to an inmate's commissary account: mail a money order, or use the ATM in the front lobby. Planning to walk in with a money order? That's no longer an option—the jail stopped accepting money orders at the front desk for inmate trust fund deposits. Your in-person choice is the lobby ATM.
