How to write to someone at Patuxent Institution
Mail personal letters to the address below, filling in the person's name and ID number where marked.
Checked against the department's own pages . How we check, and corrections
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Dashed lines are for you to fill in, in the department's own words.
Address the envelope in this order: the person's name and SID number, the facility acronym, the facility's mailing address, then city, state and ZIP. Put your name and return address in the top left. Mail and books must show the facility acronym and your name and return address.
- City
- Jessup
- Where letters go
- To the prison
- What happens to them
- The department doesn't say
- What they get
- The department doesn't say
“The incarcerated individual's facility acronym (see below) ; and” Department source
Street address (not for letters unless the department says so): 7555 WATERLOO ROAD, JESSUP, MARYLAND 20794
“Mail And Books MUST NOT CONTAIN: An item glued, taped, or otherwise attached; An aftermarket alterations, such as paint, crayon, marker, ink, glitter, cloth, or string; A label or sticker (including address labels) except for a postage that is to be removed;”
No one at Patuxent Institution is listed yet. Know someone there who wants mail? List them for $50.
Questions
What is the mailing address for Patuxent Institution?
INCARCERATED INDIVIDUAL’S NAME , SID #, PATX, 7555 WATERLOO ROAD, JESSUP, MARYLAND 20794.
Is mail scanned at Patuxent Institution?
Maryland's pages don't say whether letters are scanned or copied. Check its mail page.
Can someone at Patuxent Institution be listed on a pen pal site?
We found no rule in Maryland's published policies against it, and normal mail rules still apply. Rules change; the department's page is the final word.
Something wrong or out of date? Tell us and we fix it from the department's page. How we check.
Sources: Patuxent Institution page, Maryland mail rules, read 2026-10-07. Rules change; the department's page is the final word. Find someone: official inmate locator.
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