Inmate Mailing Instructions
This page provides detailed instructions for sending mail, photos, and publications to inmates at the Adams County Detention Facility. Follow these guidelines to ensure mail is properly delivered and complies with facility policies.
How to Send Mail to Inmates
Mail must be addressed with the inmate’s full name and booking ID, and sent via USPS to the facility’s PO Box. Legal and non-legal mail are subject to inspection. Prohibited items include cash, stamps, stickers, and any materials that threaten security. Only publications from approved sources and a limited number of photos are accepted. For questions, contact the facility at (303) 654-1850.
Important Mailing Guidelines
Address mail to:
Inmate Name, Booking ID
Adams County Detention Facility
PO Box 5001
Brighton, CO 80601
Use USPS Express Mail for overnight delivery.
No mail accepted at the front desk.
Inmates may receive up to ten photos (5×7 max), ten pages of internet material, and two paperback books per mailing.
Contraband such as food, cash, cards, and unauthorized items will be confiscated or destroyed.
Appeal rejected mail by emailing ACSOMailAppeal@adcogov.org within 21 days.
Related Inmate Services
Explore additional resources for supporting inmates at the Adams County Detention Facility.
Funds
Learn how to deposit money for an inmate’s use. Funds can be added online via Access Corrections, by phone, or at the facility kiosk. Deposits support commissary, phone time, and other inmate needs.
Visitation
Set up remote video visits via HomeWAV. On-site social visitation is not currently offered. Attorney visits may occur in person or through HomeWAV as needed.
Bond Information
Learn how to post bond, review accepted payment methods, and access legal forms for bonding an inmate out of custody.
Inmate Rules
Review facility rules for inmates, including conduct expectations, personal property guidelines, and disciplinary procedures.