Communicating with an Inmate
DCSO recognizes the importance of an inmate’s ability to communicate with their legal counsel, family, and friends. All mail sent to an inmate must also be properly addressed to include your valid return address information of Name, Address, City, State and Zipcode.
All personal mail must be addressed in the following manner:
Inmate Name and Booking #
c\o Securus Digital Mail Center – Douglas County Jail
PO Box 509
Lebanon, MO 65536
- Failure to properly address the envelope will result in the mail being returned to sender.
- Once the mail is received at the Securus Digital Mail Center it will be digitally scanned and available to be viewed on kiosks and tablets.
- Pictures, drawings etc. will be accepted for scanning, printed, and delivered in the same manner. Any person sending any personal mail that wishes to have it returned to them must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope included with the original mail.
- All correspondence will be scanned and inspected for contraband, except mail that is clearly marked “Legal Mail”.
Inmate-to-Inmate mail is NOT allowed.
We will continue to accept:
- Legal Mail
- Publications – Directly sent in from a publisher, or authorized retailer (as described in the Inmate Handbook)
- Money Orders
Mailing Address for the items listed directly above:
Inmate Name and Booking #
Douglas County Jail
4000 Justice Way, Suite 2630
Castle Rock, CO 80109-7547
Securus is the inmate telephone service. Visit www.securustech.net or call 972-734-1111 to learn more, set up an account, and buy prepaid phone minutes. You can put money on the inmate’s phone account using a kiosk located in the jail lobby.
During booking, inmates are allowed a limited number of free calls. During their stay, inmates can make prepaid phone calls and collect calls. Inmate telephones may be monitored and recorded. Three-way, third-party, or conference calls are not permitted and will result in your phone number being permanently blocked.
For more information on visiting an Inmate, visitation instructions, or visitation hours please click here.
A Kite is a written request from an Inmate about something, such as medical treatment, his/her property, housing, and to communicate with the courts, probation and pre-trial services. Kites are a free service.