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Justice Center
5995 Long Prairie Rd Tillamook, OR 97141
Sheriff's Office 503-842-2561 Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00
Community Corrections 503-842-8871 Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00
State Police 503-842-2899 Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00
Jail 503-842-3422 24 hours
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Inmate Mail Policy
All outgoing mail is inspected prior to sealing.
All incoming mail is inspected prior to delivery to Inmate.
Official/Legal mail is inspected in the presence of Inmate.
All money should be sent as a Money Order or Cashiers Check, No Cash.
Please indicate if the money is to be used for Bail.
Mail sent to an inmate should be addressed:
Inmate Name
c/o Tillamook County Jail
5995 Long Prairie Rd
Tillamook, OR 97141
Mail is distributed to the inmate within 24 hours after receiving the mail.
A. PROHIBITED MAIL
Personal checks, Employer checks
Threats of harm, supplying contaband, escape plans
Criticism of Operation, Programs, or Personnel
Polaroid pictures, weapons, drugs, tobacco, medications, poisons, matches
Photo's larger than 4"x6"
Newspaper clippings/articles
Packages (without prior approval)
Magazines
B. VOLUME OF LETTERS
Inmates of the correctional facility may only possess the volume of accrued mail that will fit in the drawer
provided for them or the equivilent of that amount, unless that volume of mail presents a fire hazard.
Excess mail will be placed in Inmate's property storage or an inmate can sign a property release form to release excess
mail to a family member or friend.
C. LENGTH OR SIZE OF LETTERS
Letters should fit in a standard 4" by 9" envelope and the weight should not exceed one ounce (one stamp).
All exceptions must be approved by supervisor/Jail Commander (prior to mailing).
D. PROVIDING WRITING SUPPLIES AND POSTAGE
Writing paper, pencils, and stamped envelopes must be purchased through commissary (Jail store). Inmates
who are indigent are allowed to order writing packs (consisting of a pencil, writing paper, and three stamped
envelopes) weekly. All debt must be paid before other items can be purchased through commissary.
E. OUTSIDE CORRESPONDENCE
Inmates may correspond with whomever they wish.
The exceptions are:
Inmates in the Tillamook Jail or other local, state, federal, facilities.
Correspondence that includes plans for escape, threat, or harm to others; that conceals contraband
Persons that the Court/DA/Jail/Community Corrections has placed a "No Contact."
F. CONTENT
Mail may be refused to be delivered to an inmate of the corrections facility that contains:
staples or metal devices
mail without full name and address of sender
mail that has decals or stickers attached to envelope
mail containing purfume or other scents (masking ability to sense contraband)
mail that contains foreign stains or substances not readily identifiable by staff
mail forwarded from outside the facility (to circumvent the system)
junk mail
mail that contains stamps or writing materials
mail with adhesive tape
mail with polaroid pictures
G. SEXUALLY EXPLICIT PUBLICATIONS OR MATERIAL
Inmates of the correctional facility may not possess any explict materials or publications which
exhibit the following:
Encourages or instructs in the commission of a criminal activity
By its nature or content, poses a threat to the security, good order, or discipline of the institution
or facility's criminal activity
Graphically depicts: Sexual penetration, Homosexual acts, Sado-masochistic acts, Beastiality, Sex acts involving
children, or Nude photographs of men or women that cause a threat to another in the facility
Photographs that depict or show genitals of men or women (partial or total nudity) that would cause
a threat to the security, good order, or discipline of the facility even if they did not lead to violence
Revised March 13, 2008
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