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Sending photos is one of the easiest ways to help someone feel connected while they're at Muhlenberg County Jail. But the jail has strict mail rules, and photos that don't follow them get rejected. Here's what's allowed, what isn't, and how to package photos so they actually make it through.
Muhlenberg County Detention Center uses two different mailing addresses depending on what you're sending. Getting the right address (and labeling it correctly) helps avoid delays and rejected mail.
Want to send photos to someone at Muhlenberg County Detention? Keep it simple. Pictures are the only enclosures allowed, and you can include up to six per package.
Muhlenberg County Detention Center uses two different mailing addresses depending on what you're sending. Use the right one and label it correctly—this keeps your mail from getting delayed or lost.
Mail that breaks the rules at Muhlenberg County Jail gets destroyed—not returned. Follow the size limits and avoid the prohibited items below to make sure your letter actually gets delivered.
Muhlenberg County Jail has strict mail rules — and mail that doesn't follow them can be destroyed. Here's how to address your envelope correctly and avoid the most common reasons mail gets rejected.
All incoming mail at Muhlenberg County Detention is opened and inspected. Staff may read it. They're checking for contraband and rule violations. If your letter doesn't meet the jail's guidelines, it gets destroyed. No return to sender. A small formatting mistake can mean your loved one never sees what you wrote.
Want to help someone at Muhlenberg County Jail get commissary? Here's what matters most: knowing the order days, delivery schedule, and when to drop off money at the lobby window so it's ready in time.
Need to reach someone at Muhlenberg County Detention? Your options are phone calls, mail, visitation, and commissary deposits. Each has specific rules, so a little prep goes a long way.
Visiting someone at Muhlenberg County Jail takes a little planning, but it's straightforward once you know the steps. The key thing: schedule your visit ahead of time and be ready to check in at the lobby window when you arrive.
