How to send messages, photos, and packages
Send personal mail for an inmate at Palo Pinto Jail to P.O. Box 506, Palo Pinto, TX 76484. Include the inmate's full name and ID number when possible. Put your full return address on the envelope so it can be processed and returned if needed. The jail prohibits correspondence with inappropriate or gruesome content, including images showing nudity, sexual acts, or physical violence. Soft-sided Bibles may be brought to the jail for an inmate or shipped directly from the supplier; other items generally need prior approval from Jail Administration. Stick to standard mail rules—clear addressing, any size or page limits, and allowed-item requirements. Legal or privileged mail may be handled separately and not routed through centralized scanning systems.
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Mail rules at Palo Pinto Jail can feel strict when all you want is to send a letter or comfort item to someone you care about. Here's what the jail allows, what gets rejected, and the one clear exception: soft-sided Bibles.
Send inmate mail to P.O. Box 506, Palo Pinto, TX 76484. Include the inmate’s full name and ID number, and make sure your return address is on the envelope.
Soft-sided Bibles may be brought to the jail for an inmate or shipped directly from the supplier. Other books or items must be pre-approved by Jail Administration and may need to come from an approved publisher/vendor.
No. Mail with inappropriate or gruesome content—including images depicting nudity, sexual acts, or physical violence—is not allowed. Under general mail rules, items like cash, drugs, weapons, food, and loose stamps are also typically prohibited.
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