Bailey County Jail Inmate Mail

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Send an Inmate Mail in the Bailey County Jail

How to address mail to a Bailey County inmate

Put the person's full name and inmate ID on the first line, then:

Inmate full name, inmate ID
Bailey County Jail
405 West 2nd Street
Muleshoe, TX 79347

A Muleshoe letter without a return address can be refused. Staff open and inspect incoming mail. Get the inmate ID from the desk at 806-272-4268.

Type of Mail Allowed for Bailey County Jail

What the Muleshoe jail accepts by mail

Send plain letters on paper in a standard envelope. Paper currency and personal checks do not belong in mail to West 2nd Street. Leave out explicit photos, stickers, glitter and anything glued or padded; items like these are commonly refused. For anything other than a plain letter, the Muleshoe desk at 806-272-4268 has the rule.

Writing to a Bailey County inmate: FAQ

Do I need the inmate ID on a letter to Muleshoe?

Can I send books or magazines?

Will a money order tucked in a letter reach the Bailey County trust account?

How do attorneys send legal mail?

Do I need the inmate ID on a letter to Muleshoe?

Yes, beside the name. Bailey County jail staff will read it to you over 806-272-4268.

Can I send books or magazines?

Call the jail first; many jails take them only straight from a publisher or store.

Will a money order tucked in a letter reach the Bailey County trust account?

Better to send it the way the Muleshoe desk tells you; money orders are usually fine there, while currency and personal checks are always refused.

Mark it clearly as legal mail from the attorney's office; it is opened in front of the inmate at most Texas jails.

Bailey County Jail - Emailing your inmate

Electronic messages

No Bailey County source confirms an inmate email or messaging service. Ask 806-272-4268; until then, paper letters to West 2nd Street are the sure way.

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Every detail on this page is checked by hand, not scraped. This unofficial directory helps friends and family of incarcerated individuals find critical information — inmate lists, locations, bail resources, visitation hours, rules, and text, phone, email, and mail services — for jails, detention centers, and prisons across the United States.