How do you send a package to an inmate in Arizona prison?

Answer 1

To send a package to an inmate in an Arizona prison, you typically need to follow specific guidelines set by the Arizona Department of Corrections. This usually involves using approved vendors for ordering items, ensuring the package meets size and content restrictions, and providing the inmate's full name and ADC number. It's important to check the ADC website for the most up-to-date information and procedures for sending packages to inmates in Arizona prisons.

Answer 2

• Mail will be distributed daily ( Monday through Friday, excluding weekends and holidays ). Mail will be delivered only to the addressee.

• Incoming mail MUST have the inmates name AND PFN (Person File Number).

• Incoming mail MUST have the name and address of the sender on the outside of the envelope.

• Sexually explicit drawings on the outside of mailing envelopes will cause U.S. Postal authorities to return the envelope to sender.
• Sexually explicit material, that includes partial and full body nudity is not authorized and will not be delivered to the inmate. This includes pictures, books and magazines.

• The only packages inmates are allowed to receive through the mail are books ( NO HARDBACK BOOKS ALLOWED ), periodicals, and magazines - PROVIDED THESE ITEMS ARE SENT DIRECTLY FROM THE PUBLISHER OR REPUTABLE "ONLINE" BOOKSTORE, such as Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble.com, etc.. To prevent packages from being returned, ALL PACKAGES MUST BE PROPERLY LABELED by the bookstore with their business name. No more than 6 items will be accepted through the mail. ( Inmates are provided with a vast selection of books, legal materials and religious periodicals free of charge. Please refer to Inmate Services section.)

• Envelopes, magazines, and periodicals sent to inmates may not exceed 8½" x 14". Any mail exceeding this size will be returned to sender.

• Domestic mail sent to, or from, any inmate may be opened and inspected by jail staff outside the presence of the inmate involved (except legal mail). If an inmate does not consent to receive his/her mail through the facility authorities, that inmate is to notify the mail room staff in writing. At this point, all mail sent to that inmate will be returned to the post office, marked "refused".

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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