How to send messages, photos, and packages
Loxley Community Work Center uses Union Supply, an ADOC-authorized vendor, for approved property, hygiene, and incentive packages. Use the Union Supply order form and follow the vendor's instructions—you can order online, by phone, or by mail. Watch the ordering window closely: Union Supply posts start and end dates for when incentive-package orders will be accepted for Loxley. For regular correspondence, expect all incoming and outgoing personal mail to be inspected for contraband and security screening. Many Alabama facilities route mail through third-party scanning or electronic delivery systems, so stick to required addressing and return-address rules. Use approved vendors for items like books, photos, or other shipments.
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Money orders and checks for someone at Loxley don't go to the facility itself. Mail your payment along with the completed deposit form to: Access Corrections – Alabama DOC, P.O. Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. The most common mistake? Forgetting that deposit form. Every mailed payment needs one so it can be matched to the right person.
Want to send a care package to someone at Loxley Community Work Center? You can order an ADOC-approved property and hygiene package through Union Supply — just make sure you order during the 2025 window so it arrives on time.
Order through Union Supply, the ADOC-authorized vendor for approved property and hygiene (incentive) packages at Loxley. Follow the vendor's order form and instructions—you can place orders online, by phone, or by mail.
Union Supply publishes a specific ordering period with start and end dates for incentive packages at Loxley. Use the vendor’s posted timeline when you place your order.
Yes. Personal mail is inspected for contraband and security screening. Many Alabama facilities also use third-party scanning or electronic delivery systems, so follow addressing and content rules. Use approved vendors for items like books or packages.
Trying to get medical records for someone at Loxley Community Work Center? Here's the baseline rule: health records can't be released without written consent (unless a federal or state law exception applies). You'll need a signed authorization before the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC), the health contractor(s), or the facility can share any health information with you or anyone else.
Sending money to someone at Loxley Community Work Center is straightforward once you pick the right method. Alabama DOC approves four options: online, by phone, cash at retail locations, or mailing a money order with a deposit coupon.
The first days after your loved one arrives can feel like a black box. Here's what actually happens during reception and classification at Loxley Community Work Center—and what it means for their custody level and housing placement.
