Tyler Robinson Contact and Commissary Information
All mail sent to Tyler must be addressed as follows:
All mail is screened by corrections officers. Mail is digitally scanned and delivered to inmates electronically via tablets or kiosks available in the inmate’s housing unit. I recommend using large margins, dates, and page numbers. Include your return address in the heading of your letter if you wish for Tyler to possibly write back. Use standard white paper, standard white envelopes, and blue or black ink only (you can also type and print your letter if you chose). Newspapers, magazines, calendars, pamphlets, and food items will not be accepted. Photos, letters, and cards must not be sexually explicit in nature. All mail must include a return address and name on the envelope.
Inmates in Utah County Jail are allowed up to six soft-cover books at one time. Books must be shipped directly from a publisher or book vendor.
How to Send Books to Correctional Facilities Through Barnes and Noble.
Tyler is currently able to receive commissary funds from US citizens through Jail ATM. You will need to provide your personal information, including your legal name, phone number, social security number, date of birth, address, and drivers license or state ID number.
Tyler is currently housed in solitary confinement and does not have access to a tablet. However, he can technically receive e-messages and funds to contact others (including phone calls) via Securus. Due to the current nature of Tyler’s housing situation, I cannot confirm if the e-messages will be received at this time.
This post will be regularly updated with new information as it becomes available.
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