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NOTICE OF CHANGE TO MAIL PROCEDURES

Effective 9/12/2022, personal mail will no longer be accepted by Hays County Law Enforcement Center, Texas. [NOTE: For legal mail, publications, and money orders, see the directions at the bottom of this page.]

All Personal Mail must be addressed in the following manner:

The above address is:

Inmate First & Last Name and ID#
C/O Securus Digital Mail Center-Hays County, TX
PO Box 792
Lebanon, MD 65536

Once the mail is received at the Securus Digital Mail Center if approved, it will be digitally scanned and available to be viewed on either tablets and or kiosks.

Failure to properly address the envelope may result in your mail being returned or delayed.

Pictures, drawings etc. will be accepted for scanning, and delivered in the same manner. Any person sending any personal mail that wishes to have it returned to them must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope included with the original mail. The original correspondence will be kept by Securus for 30 days before being destroyed.

Anything that cannot be scanned will be returned to sender. This includes but is not limited to paper that exceeds 8.5x 11 inches and all non-paper items.

All packages and certified mail sent to the processing center will be returned to sender.

The following items must be mailed directly to the facility:

1. Legal Mail
2. Publications-Directly sent in from a publisher, distributor, or authorized retailer (as described in the Inmate Handbook and facility procedure)
3. Money Orders- No personal letter will be permitted within the envelope with the money order, or the entirety of the envelope will be returned to sender. Attention: Inmate Trust Fund.

The above address is:



Inmate First & Last Name and ID#
Hays County Jail, TX
1307 Uhland Rd.
San Marcos, TX 78666