What You Can't Put in Letters to Webster County Inmates (And What Happens If You Do)
Webster County Detention Center is strict about a few specific add-ons that might seem harmless. Include them anyway, and your mail gets rejected and sent back.
Skip stickers entirely when sending letters, cards, or photos. Even small decorative seals or sticker borders can get your mail rejected. Keep everything flat and plain.
Glitter is off-limits too - both loose glitter and glittery decorations on the paper. Anything that sheds or transfers creates problems during mail handling, so avoid it altogether.
No scents: Don't spray perfume or cologne on letters, cards, or photos. Scented mail gets returned to sender due to allergy concerns.
Don't include stamps inside your mail. Even if you're trying to help them write back, Webster County Detention Center won't allow it.
Envelopes aren't allowed either. If you usually tuck extra envelopes inside a letter so your loved one can respond, leave them out - including them can get your mail rejected.
Any scent on your letter, card, or photos - especially perfume or cologne - means the facility sends it back. Don't spray anything on the paper or photos before mailing.
- ✓ Send letters, cards, and photos without stickers.
- ✓ Don’t use glitter or glittery decorations.
- ✓ Don’t spray scents on anything you’re mailing.
- ✓ Never add perfume or cologne - mail with scents present will be returned to sender.
Quick Checklist
- ✓ No stickers on letters, cards, or photos
- ✓ No glitter on letters, cards, or photos
- ✓ No sprayed scents on letters, cards, or photos
- ✓ No perfume or cologne (scented mail will be returned)
- ✓ Do not include stamps
- ✓ Do not include envelopes
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