How to send messages, photos, and packages
Send mail to Morgan County Adult Detention Center using the facility's street address in Versailles, Missouri. Include the inmate's full name and booking number so it reaches the right person. All mail gets screened for contraband, so write your full name and return address clearly on every envelope. Make sure you have proper postage. Outgoing mail is collected during scheduled mail passes. Medications follow separate rules: over-the-counter medications can't be brought in and must be ordered through commissary. Prescription medications may be brought in only in their original container for verification by the jail's contract physician. If something gets rejected, check the jail's official mail policy link for appeal steps.
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Sending a letter to someone in jail comes down to two things: the right address and the correct name/booking number format. Here's how to address mail for Morgan County Adult Detention Center in Versailles, Missouri.
If your letter isn't addressed exactly how the jail expects, it can get delayed or rejected. Use the format below and keep things simple so your mail clears screening.
Getting your letter to the right person without delays comes down to one thing: formatting the address correctly, including the name and booking number.
Use the Morgan County Adult Detention Center street address in Versailles, MO, and address it to the inmate’s full name and booking number. Include your full sender name and a return address on the envelope.
Yes. Include the inmate’s full name and booking number so the facility can route the mail to the right person.
Over-the-counter medications cannot be brought into the facility and must be ordered from commissary. Prescription medications may be brought in only in their original container for verification by the jail’s contract physician; check the facility’s mail policy link for any additional instructions.
Need to send money to someone at Morgan County Adult Detention Center? You have three options: the lobby kiosk, a phone deposit, or online through Access Corrections.
Getting medication to someone at Morgan County Detention Center? The rules are different for prescription versus over-the-counter meds.
Getting medication to someone at Morgan County Adult Detention Center depends on what kind it is. Over-the-counter meds can't be dropped off at all. Prescription medications have specific requirements — the jail's doctor needs to verify them before they're accepted.
