Send Photos & Mail at Suffolk County Corr. Facility, Riverhead

How to send messages, photos, and packages

Overview

Suffolk County Correctional Facility in Riverhead uses Securus for inmate phone calls. Friends and family work through Securus to set up, fund, and manage calling accounts before receiving calls. For legal video sessions, the facility's Resource Management Section coordinates and schedules video conferencing between incarcerated people and courts or attorneys. A privacy note: phone calls and video sessions are typically monitored and recorded, and vendor systems commonly retain recordings. Some facilities offer tablet-based messaging or video through vendor accounts—check whether Riverhead provides tablet services before relying on it. You'll generally need a valid government-issued photo ID for registration or official sessions.

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Quick Facts

  • The facility uses Securus for inmate phone calls.
  • Video conferencing with courts and attorneys is coordinated and scheduled by the facility’s Resource Management Section.
  • Phone calls and video sessions are typically monitored and recorded.
  • You generally need to register and fund an account with the approved phone vendor before you can receive calls.
  • Access LIAM Safe for Riverhead mail at SuffolkCountyNY.LiamSafe.com.

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Common Questions

Who is the inmate phone vendor at Suffolk County Correctional Facility, Riverhead?

Suffolk County Correctional Facility uses Securus for inmate phone calls.

How are video conferences with attorneys or the court scheduled at Suffolk County Correctional Facility?

Video conferences with the courts or attorneys are coordinated and scheduled by the facility’s Resource Management Section.

Are phone calls and video sessions monitored or recorded at correctional facilities like Riverhead?

Yes. Phone calls and video sessions are typically monitored and recorded, and vendor systems commonly retain recordings.

How do I send same‑day photos or letters to someone at Suffolk County Correctional Facility (Riverhead)?

Use LIAM Safe to upload letters and photos; submissions are encrypted and can be printed at the facility for possible same-day delivery depending on when you send them. Access it at SuffolkCountyNY.LiamSafe.com. LIAM’s fees are $1.19 per photo and $0.60 per letter page.

What items are prohibited in incoming mail to the Riverhead facility?

The prohibited list includes colored envelopes and any stamps or other postage on incoming mail. Polaroids and photos larger than 5" x 7" aren’t accepted. Pornographic or graphically offensive images, hard-covered publications with the cover attached, and mail with instructions for making explosives, weapons, alcohol, poisons, or drugs are also banned.

Can I send books, magazines, or newspapers to an inmate at Riverhead?

Yes, but only if they’re sent directly from the publisher or from reputable online vendors (for example, Amazon.com or BarnesandNoble.com).

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