How to send messages, photos, and packages
Send mail to Maverick County Jail in a plain, unstamped envelope addressed with the inmate's full name, booking number, and the jail street address in Eagle Pass, TX. Staff open and inspect all incoming mail except legal mail. Non-legal letters may be read more closely if staff spot security concerns. Keep your letter simple: don't include money, jewelry, loose stamps, personal items, or anything considered contraband. Avoid explicit, threatening, or coded messages and content that promotes illegal activity. Legal or privileged mail goes through a separate process instead of routine screening. Double-check the address and envelope requirements before sending to avoid delays or returned mail.
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Sending mail to someone at Maverick County Jail is straightforward—but small details like envelope type and booking number can mean the difference between delivery and delay. Use this checklist to keep your letter moving.
Address the envelope with the inmate’s full name and booking number, plus the jail street address in Eagle Pass, TX and your return address. Use a plain, unstamped envelope to meet the facility’s requirements.
Yes. Staff open and inspect all incoming mail except legal mail. Non-legal mail may be read or examined more closely if security concerns are identified.
Do not send money, jewelry, personal items, loose stamps, or any contraband. Avoid explicit, threatening, or coded messages, or material that promotes illegal activity.
Visiting someone at Maverick County Jail starts with getting on the inmate's approved visitor list. Once you're cleared, you can schedule your visit by phone or through the jail's online scheduler.
Looking for someone in Maverick County Jail? You have three options: search the online inmate roster, call the jail directly, or visit in person during business hours.
If you have family in Eagle Pass or you're traveling regularly to Maverick County Detention Center, signing up for local alerts can save you real headaches. Maverick County uses Hyper-Reach to send community and emergency notifications—and you can opt into Weather Alerts too.
