Inmates and offenders are allowed to send and receive mail that complies to the United States Postal Service regulations and the Clark County Jail mail rules. There are not any limitations on the volume of mail sent or received. The length, language and content will not be restricted, except when there is reasonable suspicion to justify restrictions for reasons of public safety, facility order or security.

Mail items such as paper and envelopes are available to all inmates and offenders. Mail items can be purchased through weekly commissary orders. Cost of items purchased through commissary are subtracted from the inmate's account. If funds are not available, a limited quantity of mail items can be ordered. 

Incoming mail is to be addressed accordingly or it will not be delivered to the inmate or offender. The sender's full name and return address must be on the envelope. Mail must be addressed as follows with the following information:

Mail will be inspected for items and content restricted by the Clark County Jail incoming mail rules. Mail containing any controlled or unidentified substances, weapons and/or information of criminal activity will be placed into evidence and forwarded to the appropriate unit for investigation. Introducing contraband into a correctional facility is a felony. Such contraband, activity, or suspected activity will be investigated for criminal prosecution. The following are additional items and content not accepted, and may be returned.