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Sending a food package to someone in Georgia DOC custody? The statewide vendor program uses Union Supply for State Prisons, Integrated Treatment Facilities, and Probation Detention Centers. Order forms and a downloadable program PDF are on the Georgia Inmate Package website. You can place orders by mail to the Dallas, TX address listed on the site, by phone at 1-562-361-5719 or toll-free 1-855-247-0563, or by fax at 1-310-603-1188. Every order includes a $2.95 non-refundable shipping and handling charge. Multiple orders get consolidated into one package, and orders received after the vendor deadline won't be accepted. Package limits apply: $100/15 lbs for State Prisons and ITFs, $50/7 lbs for PDCs. Verify these limits and confirm Terrell County CI participates before ordering.
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Food packages for Terrell County Correctional Institution go through Union Supply, the vendor Georgia Department of Corrections uses statewide. Here's what you need to know about ordering options, fees, and limits.
Sending a food package to someone at Terrell County CI is straightforward once you know the process. Here's how Union Supply works and what you need to do to get an order through without delays.
If Terrell County CI participates in GDC's statewide program, get order forms and the downloadable PDF from the Georgia Inmate Package website. Union Supply accepts orders by mail to the Dallas, TX address on the site, by phone at 1-562-361-5719 or 1-855-247-0563, or by fax at 1-310-603-1188. Confirm the facility participates and check the vendor deadline before submitting.
Package limits are $100 or 15 lbs for State Prisons and ITFs, and $50 or 7 lbs for Probation Detention Centers—whichever you hit first. Multiple orders get consolidated into a single package that must stay within those limits.
Use the facility’s official mailing address, and include the incarcerated person’s full name and GDC/inmate number on every piece of mail. Non-privileged mail is inspected, so follow the facility’s format rules and check the GDC “Find a Facility” tool for the correct address and any postcard or content restrictions.
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