Bandera County Jail Inmate Mail
Send an Inmate Mail in the Bandera County Jail
Bandera County Inmate Mailing Address
The Sheriff's 2024 mail procedures send personal letters to a scanning center, not to Bandera:
Inmate name + Bandera County SO booking no.
PO Box 591
Longview, Texas 75606
Include your return address. Legal mail, medical mail, books and magazines go to the jail itself; call 830-796-7759 for that address.
What can you mail to an inmate in Bandera County Jail?
Bandera County Mail Rules
- Nothing bigger than a letter-size page.
- Bandera County's limit is 5 scanned pages per envelope.
- Fronts only: writing on a reverse side gets the item returned.
- No photos: one photo sends back the whole letter.
- The Longview scanner rejects publications of every kind, from paperbacks to newspapers and bulk advertising.
Pages are scanned and shown to the inmate on the kiosk in the cell.
Writing to Someone in the Bandera County Jail
Why is Bandera County inmate mail addressed to East Texas?
Does my Bandera County relative ever hold the paper letter?
How does a Bandera County defense lawyer get papers to a client?
Should funds ever go in a letter to PO Box 591?
Why is Bandera County inmate mail addressed to East Texas?
The Sheriff's Office has letters scanned at a central processing site and delivered electronically to keep contraband out.
Does my Bandera County relative ever hold the paper letter?
No. Only the scanned fronts reach the kiosk.
How does a Bandera County defense lawyer get papers to a client?
Straight to the Bandera County jail, never the scanner; the desk (830-796-7759) gives the address.
Should funds ever go in a letter to PO Box 591?
No. Nothing of value should go to the scanning box; use a deposit method from the money page.
Emailing an Inmate at Bandera County Jail
Electronic Messages to Bandera County Inmates
Bandera County inmates get electronic messages through NCIC, which lists the jail at 3360 State Hwy. 173 North for messaging and video. Families sign up free on ncic.com, link the Bandera inmate, then load message credits. A message costs $0.25, an attachment $0.35 and a video message $0.35, and the inmate reads them, along with scanned letters, on the housing-unit kiosk (NCIC support 800-943-2189).