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1. What is the Detention Center mailing address to send an inmate a letter?

You can send mail to:
Pueblo County Detention Center
Inmate's Full Name - Booking Number
PO Box 2966    PMB#35803
San Antonio, TX 78299-2966

2. What kinds of things can and can’t be mailed to an inmate?

This list is not all-inclusive, just samples.

Can Be Sent

• Greeting Cards
• Photos on Photo Paper
• Post Cards
• Regular Letters

Can't Be Sent

• Books or Magazines
• Food
• Foreign Substances on the Paper like Lipstick or Crayon
• No Glue or Tape
• Photos Not on Photo Paper

3. When can I visit someone who is in custody?

Visits will not be defined by alphabet or housing location, they are only limited by the two visits per week for in-house visiting and can be limited by us for segregation areas.

• Visits will be open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, with breaks built in for headcount and other facility operations.
• Visitors can schedule a visit from our lobby or from any internet-connected device.  See the Visitation Page under "How do I..."
• Appointments in our visit room must be registered at least one-hour prior to the start of the visit and are available on a first come, first served basis.
• Appointments for remote visiting must be registered 24-hours prior to the visit.
• When scheduling an on-site visit the person is given a visit station number and a personal identification number (PIN) code to be able to access the visit when it starts.
• Reception no longer needs to set-up or connect visits, this is done by the system.

4. I have to turn myself in to serve a sentence, what can I bring with me?

Essentially, as little as possible.

• Cash
• Dental Appliances
• Glasses
• Legal Paperwork
• List of Currently Prescribed Medications (Medications Are Not Accepted)
• Medical Supplies (Brace, Crutches, Etc.)

5. How do I bond someone out of jail?

You can use a cash or surety bond.

• Cash bond
• Surety bond, contact a private bail bondsman (see Yellow Pages)

6. How can I find out if someone is in custody?

Find out if someone is in custody using the Inmate Query.

7. How do I give money to an inmate in custody?

Give money to an inmate in custody using the Access Corrections Website.

8. How do I find out someone’s charges and bond?

You can find out someone's charges or bond using the Inmate Query website.

9. How do I report sexual abuse and or sexual harassment on behalf of an inmate?

Submit a complaint using our online form.