FAQs • Pueblo County Sheriff, CO • CivicEngage

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.)

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Detention Center

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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 on the Securus website.
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.