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Adrian, MichiganPrison · MaximumAddress not yet confirmed

Run by Michigan Department of Corrections

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Mailing address for photos

[Full name] [MDOC Number]
GUS HARRISON CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
2727 E BEECHER ST
ADRIAN MI 49221

This is the street address. We confirm the mailing address before sending.

MDOC Number

Mail must show the person's MDOC Number, or it may be returned.

What they receive

A black and white photocopy of each photo.

Photo rules

Sizes
4x6
Per envelope
Up to 10

Not allowed in photos

  • Nudity
  • Sexual poses or content
  • Gang signs, hand signs or gang colors
  • Weapons, real or toy
  • Drugs or drug items
  • Cash or money displays

Michigan prisons photocopy photos in black and white. The originals can be returned at the prisoner's expense.

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Questions

Can I send photos to someone at Gus Harrison Correctional Facility?

Yes. We confirm Gus Harrison Correctional Facility's mailing address and photo rules before we mail your order, and refund it in full if it can't be delivered.

What is the mailing address for photos at Gus Harrison Correctional Facility?

Address photos to: [Full name] [MDOC Number], GUS HARRISON CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, 2727 E BEECHER ST, ADRIAN MI 49221. We haven't confirmed this address from the agency's own rules yet, so we check it before we send.

What ID number do I need to mail photos to Gus Harrison Correctional Facility?

Mail must show the person's MDOC Number, or it may be returned.

How many photos can I send to Gus Harrison Correctional Facility?

Up to 10 photos per envelope, in 4x6 size. We split bigger orders into separate envelopes so each one stays within the limit.

What photos are not allowed at Gus Harrison Correctional Facility?

Photos showing nudity, sexual content, gang signs, weapons, drugs or money are rejected by the mailroom.

Will they get the actual photos at Gus Harrison Correctional Facility?

The facility photocopies incoming mail; the person receives a black and white copy of each photo.