Bowie County Correctional Facility Inmate Mail

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Send an Inmate Mail in the Bowie County Correctional Facility

Writing to Someone on Front Street

Texarkana detention has put no mail regulations on the county website. Put the SO number from the inmate search on every envelope, and call 903-798-3149 before mailing photos or anything besides a letter.

Type of Mail Allowed for Bowie County Correctional Facility

What to Send a Front Street Inmate

  • Letters on plain white or lined paper.
  • A return address the jail can read.
  • Pictures only once staff say they are accepted.

Front Street Jail Mail Questions

Is a postal money order safe to enclose for a Front Street inmate?

Do Texarkana jail letters arrive as paper or scans?

Is a postal money order safe to enclose for a Front Street inmate?

Money orders are generally fine unless the jail says otherwise; call 903-798-3149 for the payee. Bowie County will not accept loose bills or a check from your own bank account, so never enclose either.

Do Texarkana jail letters arrive as paper or scans?

That detail is absent from county pages, so put the question to detention officers downtown.

Emailing an Inmate at Bowie County Correctional Facility

Electronic Messages to Front Street

No e-message service has been named by Bowie County, so a mailed letter is the reliable choice.

How to address your Inmate's Postcard or Envelope

Bowie County Correctional Facility Mailing Address

Inmate's full name and SO number
Bowie County Detention Center
105 W. Front St.
Texarkana, TX 75501

Check the housing building on the county search first; Bi-State inmates use the State Line Avenue address.

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