How to write to someone at Lexington Assessment and Reception Center
Personal letters for people at Lexington Assessment and Reception Center go to Oklahoma's mail center below, not to the prison. Fill in the person's name and ID number where marked.
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PERSONAL LETTERS GO TO
Dashed lines are for you to fill in, in the department's own words.
Personal letters don't go to the prison. They go to the statewide digital mail center, addressed with the person's full name and ODOC number. Legal mail, publications, packages and documents needing a signature go to the facility: P.O. Box 260, Lexington, OK 73051.
Legal mail from lawyers and courts has its own address or rules: see the department's mail page.
- Where letters go
- Depends on the prison
- What happens to them
- Scanned
- What they get
- A printed copy or a copy on their tablet
“Digital mail is your original postal mail that is scanned and delivered straight to the inmate’s Securus account.” Department source
Street address (not for letters unless the department says so): 15151 State Highway 39, Lexington, OK 73051
“Digital mail is your original postal mail that is scanned and delivered straight to the inmate's Securus account.”
No one at Lexington Assessment and Reception Center is listed yet. Know someone there who wants mail? List them for $50.
Securus eMessaging
You start it from outside.
- Create a Securus Online account at securustech.net or in the Securus mobile app.
- Find the person you want to write to and add them as a contact.
- Buy a book of stamps. The price per stamp is shown once you pick the person, because it varies by facility.
- Write and send your message. Attach a return stamp if you want them to be able to reply.
- The person inside cannot message you until you have added them and sent the first message.
Oklahoma: Oklahoma policy says family and friends sign up for eMessaging through securustech.net or the Securus mobile app.
Questions
What is the mailing address for Lexington Assessment and Reception Center?
Personal mail goes to the department's mail center: Inmate's Full Name + ODOC Number, Securus Digital Mail Center - Okla. Dept. of Corrections, PO Box 223566, Dallas, TX 75222-3566.
Is mail scanned at Lexington Assessment and Reception Center?
Yes. Personal letters are scanned. The person receives a printed copy or a copy on their tablet.
Can I message someone at Lexington Assessment and Reception Center electronically?
Oklahoma uses Securus eMessaging. On Securus eMessaging, you make an account, add the person by name and ID number, and pay per message.
Can someone at Lexington Assessment and Reception Center be listed on a pen pal site?
We found no rule in Oklahoma'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: Lexington Assessment and Reception Center page, Oklahoma 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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