Bibb County Jail Inmate Mail
Send an Inmate Mail in the Bibb County Jail
Letters to the Bibb County Jail have the best chance when they stick to the safe basics below. Unsure about something? Ask the jail at 205-926-9581.
Address:
Inmate's full name
Bibb County Jail
94 Bibb Lane
Brent, AL 35034
- Use the full legal name, plus an inmate number if staff gave you one.
- Identify yourself with a return address on the outside.
- A plain postcard works, or a letter on plain paper; use blue or black ink.
- Leave out cash, checks, stamps, stickers, glitter, perfume, lipstick, tape and glue.
- Photos should be ordinary prints, never explicit or gang-related.
- Check with the jail before mailing books or magazines; many jails take them only from a publisher or store.
- Double-check the destination: the state prison on the same road, Bibb Correctional Facility, follows ADOC mail rules.
Money shouldn't travel by mail. The sheriff's site points to JailATM for deposits.
Mailing the Bibb County Jail: Local Questions
What is the mailing address for an inmate in Brent?
How do I keep a Bibb letter from going to the prison?
Will a Bibb Lane deputy accept a novel shipped by an online seller?
Can money go inside a Bibb letter?
What is the mailing address for an inmate in Brent?
Address it with the person's complete name above Bibb County Jail, 94 Bibb Lane, Brent, AL 35034.
How do I keep a Bibb letter from going to the prison?
Make the street number easy to read, since the state's Bibb Correctional Facility sits on the same road.
Will a Bibb Lane deputy accept a novel shipped by an online seller?
Get the county jail's book rules from Bibb staff at 205-926-9581 before ordering.
Can money go inside a Bibb letter?
No; the sheriff's site points families to JailATM, covered on our Bibb deposit page. Keep cash and commissary funds out of the letter, since our Bibb JailATM page covers deposits.
Emailing an Inmate
More and more jails are offering email services to inmates and their families, making communication faster and easier. You can check your email on your smartphone, computer, or tablet at your convenience.
This service also eliminates the need for envelopes, stamps, or going to the post office.
Inmates enjoy this as it usually means receiving mail faster and responding in real time.
Jail staff benefits by reducing the risk of contraband entering the facility through traditional mail and having a digital record that can be accessed if needed.
All emails, from both you and your inmate, are screened by a program that looks for language related to criminal or gang activity.
There have been numerous cases where emails between inmates and their families have been used in court to secure convictions or bring additional charges.
Call 205-926-9581 or click here to check if this jail offers email services and how to get started.