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Inmate Correspondence

What can I send in the mail?

  • Inmates are permitted to send and receive letters. Letters mailed to inmates shall be no larger than a standard letter envelope. No books are to be mailed in, unless from a publisher and shall be a soft back.
    Inmates may purchase writing supplies (paper, envelopes, pens, and stamps) from inmate commissary.
  • Writing supplies are furnished to indigent inmates. The only item which may be enclosed with correspondence mailed to an inmate is three (3) or less unframed photographs no larger than what will fit in a standard letter envelope.
  • Inmates are only allowed to have three (3) unframed photographs in their possession at any time.

Old Corsicana jail house

Old Corsicana Jail House.  The jail was built in 1892 located north of the County courthouse. The third floor section in the middle is an enclosed gallows.
  • Photographs of the self-developing type (Polaroid) from which the hard backing has not been removed are not acceptable.
  • Any mail that contains contraband (including nude, suggestive or hardback photos) shall be destroyed.
  • The jail is responsible only for mail delivered to it by the U.S. Postal Service once received.
  • The sender must refer all tracer actions on lost mail directly to the post office.
  • NO CARDS, INTERNET PRINTOUTS, ENVELOPES, STAMPS, OR ANY OTHER KIND OF CONTRABAND MAY BE SENT TO INMATES THROUGH THE MAIL.
                           

Below is an example of how to address letters to an inmate.

Inmates Full Name - Inmate Book-In Number
312 W. 2nd Ave
Corsicana, TX 75110

Inmate Phone Service

During the booking process an inmate can make three free local calls. Please understand that most cell phones are not considered local. This phone is available for inmates to make calls to arrange bail, inform family of their circumstances or to reach an attorney. Booking phones can make collect calls outside of the local dialing area.

All calls are subject to monitoring and/or recording.

The Navarro County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to block phone numbers upon the owner's request due to harassing phone calls, misuse of the phone system (i.e. three-way calling), discussion of criminal activity, or based upon the security and safety of the facility.  Any attempt to provide three way connections will result in permanent deactivation of the called number attempting to facilitate the three way connection.

Once an inmate reaches population they can only make collect calls between 8 A.M - 10 P.M on weekdays and 8 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. on weekends. When an inmate calls you collect you are responsible for the collect call fee or if the inmate has purchased phone time, the inmate is responsible for the fee. Please call NCIC Customer Service at 1-800-943-2189 to setup a pre-paid account, get more information, or speak to a customer service representative. - See more at: https://www.ncic.com/ and click Deposit Funds Now

Detention Officers are not allowed to pass messages to inmates either written or verbal for any reason. Any correspondence must be mailed to the inmate.

Inmate Visitation

Visitation is conducted at the Navarro County Detention Center (7) seven days a week. Inmates that are housed in population will receive (2) two visits per week, (30) thirty minutes per visit.  Inmates that are housed in the holding cells will receive (3) three visits, (30) thirty minutes per visit, while in the holding cells. You will need to setup a visitation account prior to seeing an inmate. Please visit https://intouch.ncic.com/scheduling/login to create and schedule a visit.

Cell phones are prohibited inside the Detention Center Lobby and during the visitation.  All visits are subject to monitoring and/or recording, excluding Attorney visits. No person under the age of 17 years old may visit without being accompanied by a legal guardian. Valid state or government issued identification is required to enter the visitation area in order to have a visit. Persons under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be permitted.

Dress Code

  • Shirt and shoes must be worn at all times.
  • No spaghetti straps, tank tops, tube tops, or sleeveless shirts.
  • No short-shorts or mini-skirts. Undergarments must be completely concealed.
  • No profane, sexually explicit, or derogatory language on clothing.

Failure to follow the directions of staff or to comply with the above requirements could result in the termination of your visit and loss of future visiting privileges and refusal to leave the facility after being asked by an Officer could result in your arrest for Criminal Trespass.

Attorney Visitation

Attorneys are authorized to enter the Navarro County Detention Center to visit their clients. Attorney visits may be face to face or conducted via video visitation. Any other accommodations may be made with authorization of Jail administration. Attorneys may only visit current clients and with business pertaining to the current incarceration.

Attorneys must show a valid government issued identification card and a valid Bar Card. Attorneys will not be granted access if their Bar Card is not up-to-date.

Attorneys are not permitted inside the facility during the hours of 11am-1pm and 4pm-6pm daily, as this is feeding time for the inmates.

Jail Property / Personal Property

Inmates booked into the Navarro County Detention Center, will have all their personal effects inventoried and stored.  It is the inmate's responsibility to contact a reliable individual to obtain his/her personal property if the inmate chooses to do so.  If an inmate is to be transferred to a TDCJ facility or State Jail Facility, the inmate's personal property is to be released to a reliable individual prior to the inmate being transferred.   Any person attempting to pick up property must have a valid form of photo identification. Any inmate can release property while in holding, if not, the inmate can only release property after being sentenced or unless releasing property will secure someone's release. 

Civilian clothing for inmates going to court (jury trial only) will be accepted at the jail's Master Control area Monday thru Friday, from 8:00am - 4:00pm. A contact person's name and telephone number must accompany the property and once the inmate's court case has ended, the clothing must be picked up within 10 business days from the Master Control area. Failure to pick up clothes within 10 business days will result in clothes being donated to a local charity.

Inmate Commissary

Commissary orders are processed on Tuesday's at 12 pm; orders are delivered on Thursday's. Funds must be placed on the inmate's account by 12 pm on Tuesday in order for inmates to receive store.

Funds can be applied by:

Money order must be mailed in, made payable to "Inmate Trust Fund"

An inmate trust fund slip must accompany the money order.  You may obtain a trust fund slip from Master Control in the visitation lobby or by clicking the link below and printing the form.

Inmate Trust Fund.pdf

Any order placed before an inmate's release will be held for (72) seventy-two hours. If the order is not picked up, it becomes property of the Navarro County Detention Center. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN TO AN INMATE FOR COMMISSARRY AFTER THE INMATE'S RELEASE. Online Commissary Ordering- If you wish to purchase commissary for an inmate you can do so by visiting https://orders.tigercommissary.com/Services/SelectFacility.aspx?stateAbbr=tx&stateName=Texas, select Navarro (TX) as the facility and follow the instructions. 

Healthcare

The Navarro County Detention Center, its staff and contractors will not discuss an inmate's healthcare with any family or friends due to HIPPA laws.