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Send Photos & Mail at Midland County Detention Center, TX

How to send messages, photos, and packages

Overview

Inmates at Midland County Detention Center can't receive incoming phone calls. They can place outgoing collect calls when the vendor and recipient allow it—so if you want to accept calls, set up a Securus Advance Pay account (1-800-844-6591). Be aware that outgoing calls may be monitored and recorded. Attorneys needing privileged communications excluded should contact Securus directly to arrange protections. Securus also offers remote video visitation for Midland County through an app or on a computer or tablet. Scheduling and technical support are available through their platform. Attorney video visits aren't recorded or monitored. Attorneys must register with their Bar Card, photo ID, business address, phone, and email—and can authorize delegates like aides or investigators to visit using their Securus account.

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Quick Facts

  • Inmates at Midland County Detention Center cannot receive incoming phone calls; they may place collect calls where allowed.
  • Advance Pay accounts for inmate calls must be set up by the call recipient by contacting Securus at 1-800-844-6591.
  • Outgoing inmate calls may be recorded and/or monitored; attorneys must contact Securus to prevent recording of privileged calls.
  • Official attorney video visits at Midland County are not recorded and conversations are not monitored.
  • Attorneys must register with proof of Bar Card, photo ID, business address, phone number, and email; contact Jail Administration for Securus registration details at 432-688-4751.

Send Photos & Mail Guides

Sending Photos to Someone at Midland County Jail: what gets rejected and how to make sure pictures arrive

Midland County Jail accepts photos, but they screen everything carefully. Polaroids won't make it through. Content matters too—no limited or scant clothing, nothing pornographic or sexually explicit, and no gang signs. Photos showing drugs, alcohol, or paraphernalia are also off-limits. Keep your pictures plain: stickers, Post-it notes, glue, tape, glitter, stones, or ribbons attached to photos can get the entire mailing rejected.

Where to Send Mail to Someone at Midland County Jail (Personal Mail Is Routed to Tampa)

Don't send personal mail directly to Midland County Jail—it won't get through. Since July 18, 2019, the Midland County Sheriff's Office routes all personal mail through a processing center in Tampa. Address your letter like this, including the person's full name and inmate ID: Inmate Full Name – Inmate ID Midland County, TX Jail C/O Securus Digital Mail Center PO BOX 21227 Tampa, FL 33622

Common Questions

Can an inmate at Midland County Detention Center receive incoming phone calls?

No. Inmates at Midland County Detention Center can’t receive incoming phone calls, but they may place collect calls where allowed by the vendor and the call recipient.

Who do I call for help if a Securus video visit at Midland County has audio or video problems?

For audio/video visit technical problems, visit www.securustech.net or call Securus technical support at 877-578-3658. Securus handles scheduling and troubleshooting for Midland County’s remote video visits.

Can an attorney allow someone else (like an aide or private investigator) to join an attorney video visit at Midland County?

Yes. Attorneys may authorize others (such as an aide or investigator) to visit on their behalf using the attorney’s Securus account.

Where do I send personal mail for someone at Midland County Detention Center?

Send personal (non-legal) mail to Securus Digital Mail Center, PO BOX 21227, Tampa, FL 33622. Put the inmate’s full name and ID on the envelope and include your full return name and address. Accepted mail is scanned for viewing on kiosks.

Can I send legal mail or books directly to the Midland County Detention Division?

Yes—legal mail and publications from verified publishers/distributors/authorized retailers should go to Midland County Sheriff’s Office Detention Division, P.O. Box 11387, Midland, TX 79701. Books must be paperback and sent from a publisher, Amazon, or a reputable distributor.

What kinds of photos are allowed, and can rejected pictures be returned?

Photos must be appropriate (no scant clothing, pornography, gang signs, or drugs/alcohol) and cannot be Polaroids, embellished, or include adhesives. If you want photos returned, include a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Mail may be returned for inappropriate pictures, missing sender information, inclusion of cash/checks, or other contraband.

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