How to send messages, photos, and packages
Mail sent to Montgomery Women's Facility needs the inmate's full name and booking number, plus the facility mailing address. Always include a complete return address—your full name, street address, city, state, and ZIP. Without it, the facility may refuse or destroy your mail. Staff inspect all incoming mail for contraband and security concerns. Items that aren't labeled correctly get returned. Mail arriving after someone's release is stamped and sent back. The facility won't accept or pay for postage-due mail. Publications face tight restrictions: magazines and hard-copy books aren't allowed. Books may only be accepted if shipped directly from the publisher. With administrative approval, family members can purchase up to two publications every six months.
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Getting mail to someone at Montgomery County Jail (Mac Sim Butler Detention Facility) requires exact formatting. Include the inmate's full legal name—no nicknames—along with their booking number and the facility's P.O. Box. Miss any of these, and your mail gets returned. Use this address on the last lines: MCDF P.O. BOX 4599, Montgomery, AL 36103.
Use the facility’s specified mailing address and address the envelope to the inmate using their full legal name and booking number. Include your full return address on every piece of mail.
Yes. Include a complete return address (full name and full street/city/state/ZIP), or the mail may be returned or destroyed under facility policy.
No—magazines and hard-copy books aren’t allowed. Books may be accepted only if shipped directly from the publisher, and with administrative approval family members may purchase up to two publications every six months.
Start by registering through the ICS Enforcer visitor site (thevisitor.icsenforcer.com). Create your account and complete visitor registration first—you won't be able to book a visit until that's done.
Looking for someone at Montgomery County Jail? Start with the jail's online search tools. If those don't give you what you need, two phone numbers and one email address can get you answers faster.
- Federal inmates and city prisoners (inmates with court dates): Saturday, 8:00am–10:30am - Federal inmates and city prisoners (inmates with court dates): Saturday, 12:00 noon–4:00pm - Convicts (city inmates serving time): Sunday, 8:00am–10:30am - Convicts (city inmates serving time): Sunday, 12:00 noon–3:00pm - Female inmates: Sunday, 3:00pm–5:00pm
