Send Photos & Mail at Rrm Kansas City, MO

How to send messages, photos, and packages

Overview

Kansas City RRM offers telephone privileges to help inmates stay connected with family and friends, though calls are limited and monitored for security. A notice posted by each telephone warns that calls are monitored—unmonitored attorney calls are allowed in certain circumstances. Usually the inmate pays for calls, but sometimes the receiving party can pay or accept charges. Inmates can also use TRULINCS for electronic messages. You'll need to consent to monitoring before using it, and messages are screened for content that could jeopardize safety or security. TRULINCS messages max out at 13,000 characters (about two pages). The BOP encourages healthy communication because strong relationships can reduce recidivism. For other options and vendor details, check general guidance and the facility page.

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Quick Facts

  • A notice is posted at each telephone indicating calls are monitored and attorney calls may be unmonitored in certain situations.
  • Ordinarily the inmate pays for telephone calls, though in some cases the receiving party pays.
  • TRULINCS messages are limited to 13,000 characters (about two pages).
  • Inmates and their contacts must consent to monitoring before using TRULINCS and messages are screened for content that could jeopardize safety or security.
  • Written correspondence at Kansas City RRM is classified as either general or special mail, with distinct inspection procedures.

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Common Questions

Are phone calls from Kansas City RRM monitored?

Yes. A notice is posted next to each telephone advising that calls are monitored. Unmonitored calls to attorneys are permitted in certain circumstances.

Who usually pays for inmate telephone calls at Kansas City RRM?

Ordinarily, the inmate pays for telephone calls. In some cases, the receiving party may pay for or accept charges for the call instead.

What are the rules for TRULINCS messages from Kansas City RRM inmates?

TRULINCS messages are limited to 13,000 characters (about two pages). You must consent to monitoring, and messages are screened for content that could jeopardize safety or security.

How is incoming mail inspected at Kansas City RRM?

General correspondence is opened and inspected by staff for contraband and content that could threaten security or good order. Special incoming mail that’s properly marked is opened only in the inmate’s presence, then checked for contraband and verified as special mail.

Can I send packages from home to an inmate at Kansas City RRM?

Not without prior written approval from the inmate’s unit team or other authorized staff. The only listed exceptions are release clothing and authorized medical devices.

What should I include on the envelope when sending mail to an inmate?

Include your full name and complete return address, plus the inmate’s full name (and ID if required). Address only one inmate per envelope, and follow the facility’s rules for photos, publications, and package approvals.

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