How to send messages, photos, and packages
Staying in touch at Northern Neck Regional Jail takes a little planning, especially for video. Family and visitor video sessions are limited to 20 minutes, so keep conversations focused. If you've scheduled a video visit, log in at least 10 minutes before your start time—but no more than 20 minutes early—to validate the visit. Audio or video issues during the session? Notify visitation staff right away. For phone calls, inmates in general population typically have access between 8:30am and 10:30pm (calls go to approved contacts only). Questions about tablets and SecureView—including technical support and billing—go through Securus. Attorneys must register with a photo and bar card, schedule at least one day in advance, and can choose 15-, 30-, or 60-minute sessions.
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Northern Neck Regional Jail changed how personal mail works on March 6, 2023. Since that date, all personal mail from family and friends is handled as digital mail, which changes where you send it and what your loved one actually receives.
Northern Neck Regional Jail uses two different mailing addresses depending on what you're sending. Personal letters from family and friends go to Securus for digital processing: Inmate's Name and Jail Jacket# / Northern Neck Regional Jail, VA / c/o Securus DMC / P.O. Box 22168 / Tampa, FL 33622. Legal mail and anything containing a money order goes directly to the jail in Warsaw: Inmate's Name and Jail Jacket# / c/o Northern Neck Regional Jail / P.O. Box 1060 / Warsaw, VA 22572. Why the split? Personal mail gets scanned and delivered digitally to the inmate via Securus kiosk or tablet (or printed by staff). Legal and money-related items need to stay in their original form, so the facility handles those directly.
Northern Neck Regional Jail routes most personal mail through Securus in Tampa for scanning, but certain items can't go through that digital process. Here's what needs to go directly to the jail's Warsaw address—and how to handle court clothing—so nothing gets lost or delayed.
Mail to Northern Neck Regional Jail works differently than you might expect. Your letter gets scanned and converted to a digital copy—the paper original doesn't make it through.
Family and visitor video visits are limited to 20 minutes. If you scheduled a visit, log in at least 10 minutes before—and no more than 20 minutes before—your scheduled time.
Inmates in general housing usually have telephone access between 8:30am and 10:30pm.
Attorneys must register by submitting a photo and their bar card. Visits need to be scheduled at least one day ahead and can be 15, 30, or 60 minutes. Attorney video visits aren't recorded or monitored, though the facility keeps a log of each visit.
Personal mail switched to digital processing on March 6, 2023. Since then, all personal mail from family and friends goes through the digital system.
Send personal letters and photos to Securus DMC, P.O. Box 22168, Tampa, FL 33622. Make sure you include the inmate’s full name and jacket number.
No. Legal mail and any mail that contains money orders must be sent to Northern Neck Regional Jail, P.O. Box 1060, Warsaw, Virginia 22572, with the inmate’s name and jacket number.
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Your first video visit can go smoothly if you nail three things: timing, what you wear, and what stays off-camera. This page helps you avoid losing visit time—or getting turned away entirely.
