How to send messages, photos, and packages
Communication at Limon Corrections Facility runs through Securus. You can send eMessages through Securus eMessaging—staff review them before delivery to the inmate's in-facility tablet. eMessages and attachments require paid "stamps," and those stamps aren't refunded if content gets rejected. So you can lose stamps on messages that don't get approved. Phone contact works differently: inmates at Limon can't receive incoming calls. They can only call out to numbers on their approved phone lists. Facility documents list multiple Securus per-minute rates, including $0.019/minute and adjusted rates around $0.014/minute (with a separate $0.01425/minute rate beginning October 2023). For setup and funding, follow the vendor account instructions and the facility's posted steps.
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When you send letters or photos to someone at Limon, they might not receive the actual paper you put in the envelope. Under a CDOC mail restriction tied to OIG-identified facilities, Limon can photocopy incoming mail, deliver the copy, and destroy the original.
Limon uses Securus eMessaging to send electronic messages to an inmate's tablet. Staff review messages before delivery. Messages and attachments are paid with "stamps"—and stamps aren't refunded if your message or attachment gets rejected.
No. Inmates at Limon do not receive incoming calls; they place outgoing calls to numbers on their approved phone lists.
Facility documents list a contracted Securus rate of $0.019 per minute and an adjusted rate of $0.014 per minute (citing HB23-1133). A separate statement lists $0.01425 per minute beginning October 2023. Since multiple rates appear, check the facility's phone-rate page or your vendor account for the current rate.
Because Limon is under an OIG mail restriction, incoming mail may be photocopied and the original destroyed. Mail is also routinely inspected for contraband, and facilities may scan or copy correspondence as part of delivery and screening.
Send paper letters addressed with the inmate’s full name and booking/admit number, and put your full return address on the envelope. Don’t include cash, stamps, personal checks, non-paper items, or anything considered contraband, and make sure photos follow the facility’s content rules.
Care packages generally have to be ordered through the DOC-approved vendor Union Supply. Electronic messages are commonly sent through contracted services such as Securus eMessaging and are reviewed by staff before delivery.
Staying in touch with someone at Limon comes down to two things: phone calls only go outbound (they call you), and electronic messages go through Securus with a review step before delivery. Here's how it all works, what you'll pay, and how to sidestep the most common headaches.
You can't call an inmate at Limon (CDOC) directly. Incoming calls aren't allowed—phone contact only works one direction. The inmate places outgoing calls to people on their approved phone list.
Need to confirm phone rules or billing details? Call Limon Correctional Facility's switchboard at 719-775-9221. The facility is located at 49030 State Hwy 71 South, Limon, CO 80826.
