Contact an Inmate at New Haven Correction Center.

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Quick Facts

  • Every piece of mail must include the inmate's full name, inmate number, and the facility address.
  • There is no overall limit on letters an inmate may send or receive except as a disciplinary penalty.
  • Books and magazines are accepted only if new and shipped directly by the bookstore, club, or publisher and are subject to review.
  • Padded mailing envelopes are discouraged because they may present a security issue and can delay delivery.

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Common Questions

What must I put on mail to an inmate at New Haven Correctional Center?

Include the inmate's full name and inmate number on every letter, and put the facility address on the envelope. Missing information can delay or stop delivery.

Can I send books or magazines to an inmate at New Haven Correctional Center?

Yes—books and magazines are allowed only if they’re new and shipped directly by the bookstore, club, or publisher. All incoming printed material is subject to review under Administrative Directive 10.7.

Are padded envelopes or personal CDs allowed in mail to New Haven Correctional Center?

Padded envelopes create security concerns and may slow delivery—avoid them when possible. CDs are generally obtained through commissary. Outside CDs or tapes must be educational or religious, not available through commissary, and sent directly by a commercial distributor.

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