If you know someone in the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison in Louisiana and want to send photos to them, Inmate Photos can help. We send pictures from family and friends to inmates in prisons, jails, and youth detention centers around the US. We know the rules. We know the procedures. We make the process easy.
Sending pictures to someone in prison or jail is highly recommended by counselors and mental health professionals who work with inmates. Pictures help the person stay connected to family and friends.
The prison is located just north of Baton Rouge in the Scotlandville community. The sheriff’s office is just down the road. Both are just east of the Interstate 110 loop. The Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport terminals are between the prison and the sheriff’s office.
East Baton Rouge Parish Prison is the county jail for East Baton Rouge Parish. A parish in Louisiana is the same thing as a county in other states. Louisiana relies on the French word instead of the English word county.
East Baton Rouge Parish Prison is used to house male and female inmates in different parts of the complex. About 1,500 people are typically incarcerated at the facility at any time. The great majority of the inmates are men. More than 4,000 people are processed through the center each year.
Because this is the parish facility, all categories of inmates are held here. Some may serve their entire sentence at the center and some are held pending transfer to a state or federal facility. The East Baton Rouge Parish Prison is operated by the sheriff’s office.
If you want to send pictures and photos to inmates at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison, you have to follow the rules.
You must mail pictures to your loved one at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison. You cannot take pictures into the jail with you on a personal visit. Pictures must be addressed as follows:
Inmate Name and Jacket#
East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
2867 General Isaac Smith Ave
Scotlandville, LA 70807
Additional rules are:
The administration reserves the right to decide if any image, picture, or photo violates prison rules. If the picture violates the rules, it may be destroyed or returned to you. Depending on the violation, you could also be charged with breaking a law.
The staff opens and inspects all inmate mail to make sure everything follows the rules. Packages that do not meet the rules are returned to you. When you use Inmate Photos to mail your pictures, you know the package will be received and opened for inspection. Making sure the pictures meet the rules is up to you. We do not screen your images.
When you use Inmate Photos to send pictures, we make sure you get a copy of the most recent rules. You look over the regulations before you send the pictures to make sure they meet the requirements.
Inmates at the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison do not have access to electronic communications like email.
You can get more information by calling the prison at 225-308-3400.
Using Inmate Photos to send pictures to inmates at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison is easy. Follow these steps.
With Inmate Photos, you only pay for what you mail. We do not have any hidden fees.
You also get our delivery guarantee. If your pictures get lost or are accidentally sent to the wrong prison, we will resend them for free. Please allow two weeks before you contact us to tell us the pictures were not delivered.
You also get our professional photo printing service. We use photo-quality paper and premium inks to print your images. We make sure each picture meets the image size requirements for the prison you choose.
When your loved one is transferred or released, they take the pictures you sent with them. The pictures are printed with materials that will make them last for decades.
Some jails and prisons also limit how many pictures an inmate may receive in one mailing. If needed, we will divide your pictures into more than one envelope. We then mail the envelopes days apart to make sure your loved one does not exceed the daily mail allowance.
We also put the name and the inmate’s jacket number on the back of each image. Some prisons require this. Some recommend it. We do this whether it is required or not because it makes sure the pictures stay with the right person.
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