For letters, JE's listing uses the street address of the jail itself, 790 SE 401, Andrews, TX 79714. Separately, the Sheriff's Office receives its own business mail at 201 N. Main Street, Room 113, Andrews, TX 79714. Ring the jail at 432-523-5545 before your first letter so staff can confirm where inmate mail goes and what may be enclosed.
On the envelope, include:
Expect jail staff to open and inspect what arrives, and keep money, photos, books and anything else beyond a plain letter out of the envelope until the jail has told you its rules. Money for the person's account is handled online by JailATM, not by post.
A plain letter is the safest thing to send an inmate at the Andrews County Jail. Before you mail photographs, greeting cards, magazines or anything else, call the jail at 432-523-5545 and ask which items it accepts.
Which address should Andrews County inmate letters carry?
Are pictures or paperbacks allowed?
How should an attorney send privileged mail?
The person was moved or released. What about my letters?
Is there a way to email an Andrews County prisoner?
JE has 790 SE 401, Andrews, TX 79714 on file, and the Sheriff's Office uses 201 N. Main Street, Room 113 for business mail. Before mailing, have a deputy at 432-523-5545 tell you which one handles inmate letters.
Check before you send them. Jails differ on photos, publications and packages, and anything outside the rules is usually sent back or held, so a quick call to 432-523-5545 saves a returned envelope.
Label the envelope as legal mail and verify the address with jail staff by phone. Court-appointed lawyers can also arrange contact through the court that appointed them.
Hold off on new mail and check with the jail. For someone transferred to the state, our Andrews County inmate search page links the TDCJ lookup that shows the new unit.
No electronic messaging service has been confirmed for this jail. A deputy can tell you if one has started; until then, write letters or set up CIDNET calls.