How to send messages, photos, and packages
Mail rules at Webster County Detention Center are strict—keep letters simple. Don't include stamps or envelopes (including loose postage). Letters, cards, and photos can't have stickers or glitter. Anything sprayed with perfume or cologne gets returned. Sending packages? Books, approved clothing, and permitted religious items must ship directly from a verifiable vendor like Amazon or Walmart. Get approval before placing your order. Everything gets inspected on arrival, and rejected items go back to the sender. County inmates can receive property sent within 14 days of booking. Some items require the inmate to submit a property request form listing what you're sending.
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Webster County Detention Center accepts certain items like clothing and religious materials, but only through their approval process. Skip a step, and your package gets sent back.
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.
No. Stamps and envelopes aren’t allowed in mail to Webster County inmates, so don’t enclose them with your letter or any package.
Books must be ordered and shipped directly from a verifiable vendor like Amazon or Walmart. Quantity limits apply: up to three in the cell and five in property.
It will be rejected. Mail with stickers, glitter, or sprayed scents isn’t accepted, and anything with perfume or cologne is returned after inspection.
Your first visit to Webster County Detention Center goes much smoother when you know what to bring—and what to leave in the car. This checklist helps you avoid getting turned away at the door.
Getting money to someone at Webster County Detention Center? You've got a few approved options: in-person drop-off during weekday hours, after-hours lobby kiosks, mailed money orders, and specific vendors for phone, commissary, or "chirp." Here's how each method works.
Getting money onto an inmate's account at Webster County Detention Center is straightforward once you pick the method that works for you. Drop funds off in person during weekday business hours, use the lobby kiosks after hours, mail a money order, or go through the facility's vendors for phone/commissary and chirp deposits.
