Men incarcerated at Federal Correctional Institution Beckley (FCI Beckley) love getting pictures from family and friends. Here is what you need to know about sending pictures to inmates at FCI Beckley.
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FCI Beckley is a medium-security federal prison with an adjacent minimum security satellite camp. The facility houses 1,473 men on the main campus and 86 in the camp.
The prison is located in Beaver County, WV. It is northeast of Beckley WV at the end of Industrial Park Road. The prison is 51 miles southeast of Charleston, WV, and 136 miles northwest of Roanoke, VA. It was built in 1974.
The physical address is:
1600 Industrial Road
Beaver, WV 25813
If you are sending pictures to men at FCI Buckley, you need some information first. The prison does not accept inmate mail at the street address. Everything goes to a Post Office Box for both facilities.
Also, you must know the inmate’s name and federal inmate registration number. You can look up the number at the federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator website. You can search by the person’s name or if you already have the number, the full name on the website.
Once you have that information, you address the envelope as follows for the main facility:
INMATE NAME & REGISTER NUMBER
FCI BECKLEY
P.O. BOX 350
BEAVER, WV 25813
The address for mailing to the satellite camp is:
INMATE NAME & REGISTER NUMBER
FCI BECKLEY SATELLITE CAMP
P.O. BOX 350
BEAVER, WV 25813
Note all inmate mail goes to the same Post Office Box, but the satellite camp has an extra line to identify that facility.
You cannot take pictures into the prison and give them to an inmate during a visit. Photos must be mailed.
The Bureau of Prisons has standard rules. Each prison has its own set of rules that are in addition to the overall federal regulations.
Some universal federal rules for images are:
All inmate mail is opened by the prison staff and inspected for contraband. If you send pictures the prison deems unacceptable, they are returned to you. The warden reserves the right to decide if a picture should be delivered or not.
Inmates at FCI Beckley can buy a photo album from the commissary. They must keep the album in their locker when not looking at the pictures.
If you want to send anything other than pictures and letters to someone at the prison, you must get approval from the administration first.
We do the rest. We print your images on photo-quality paper using premium color ink. We try to make each picture as close to the original size as possible. Since picture sizes may be limited, we will reduce large pictures to fit. We put the person’s name and inmate number on the back of each image.
If the prison has rules for how many pictures an inmate may receive in one envelope, we sort your order into separate envelopes. We make sure to mail each envelope a few days apart so the mail limit is not exceeded.
Inmate Photos is the best way to send pictures to your loved one at FCI Beckley. We mail pictures to inmates in more than 6,000 facilities across the nation.
We have no hidden fees. The amount you see is always the amount you pay. There are no subscription or recurring fees. When you pay to send the pictures, that is it.
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