Mail & Photos
Before You Order Books for Someone at Natrona County Detention Center
Before you order books, magazines or newspapers, check the inmate-request, approval and publisher requirements, plus the correct mailing address.
Photos Information at Natrona County Detention Center
Send no more than one photo per mailing to Natrona County Detention Center. If you include more than one, the entire letter and its contents will be returned without being scanned or delivered. Under the facility's mail-scanning policy, in use as of March 14, 2024, personal mail is scanned and delivered electronically through NCIC for viewing on facility kiosks or tablets. Address your envelope with the inmate's full name, Natrona County Detention Center, PO Box 591, Longview, Texas 75606. Put the inmate's name and your return address on the front of the envelope. Your photo must be 4 by 6 inches or smaller; Polaroid photos, laminated photos and sexually explicit material are prohibited. Keep the mailing to no more than five pages and no larger than 8.5 inches wide by 11 inches tall. Only the front of each page is scanned. Mail with writing on the back, or with more than five pages, will be returned to you. Do not use staples, tape or stickers in or on the letter. Mail sent to PO Box 591 is not returned or released after processing. Once it has been processed and received electronically by the inmate, the original mail is destroyed.
Facility Information
- Hardback books are not allowed. Bibles must be supplied by facility-approved chaplains rather than through the ordinary publication-ordering route.
- Mail received for an inmate who has been issued a No Contact Order will be returned to the sender with an explanation.
- Mail for a person who has been issued a No Contact Order will be returned to you with an explanation.
Related Facility Guides
Mail & Photos
Get approval for an ICE detainee’s travel items or luggage at Natrona County
Contact the Casper ICE Sub-Office for approval before sending travel or release necessities. Luggage for removal requires supervisory approval.
Phone & Messaging
How to Leave an Urgent Message for an ICE Detainee at Natrona County Detention Center
Learn how to leave an urgent message for an ICE detainee at Natrona County Detention Center, which details to provide and when to call for detainee information.
Mail & Photos
How to Send a Personal Letter to Someone at Natrona County Detention Center
Find the personal-letter mailing address, page and size limits, envelope requirements and scanned-mail delivery rules for Natrona County Detention Center.
Common Questions
How do I address a personal letter?
Address your envelope to the inmate’s full name, Natrona County Detention Center, PO Box 591, Longview, Texas 75606. Put the inmate’s full committed name and your return address on the front of the envelope, and include both on the letter as well.
Where should legal or medical mail go?
Send legal and medical mail to the inmate’s full name, Natrona County Detention Center, 201 N David, Casper, WY 82601. These categories are not accepted at the Longview processing destination.
Can I get a processed paper letter back?
Processed paper originals are destroyed after the inmate receives the mail electronically. They are not released back to you.
How can you request information about an ICE detainee?
For information about an ICE detainee at this facility, call 307-235-9521 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Have the detainee’s first, last and hyphenated names, any aliases, date of birth and country of birth ready.
What size and type of photo can I mail?
Your photo must be 4 by 6 inches or smaller. Polaroid photos, laminated photos and sexually explicit material, including nudity, are prohibited.
Will the person receive or keep my original photo?
The person receives an electronic scan through NCIC and can view it on a facility kiosk or tablet. Mail sent to PO Box 591 is not returned or released after processing and is destroyed once the person receives it electronically.
General Guidance
For background information, read our general mail and communication guide. Facility instructions above take precedence.
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