Audubon's commissary sheet typically includes chips, candy, instant soups, soap, toothpaste, writing paper and stamps, like the lists at most county jails in Iowa. Whatever a prisoner buys is charged to that person's courthouse jail balance. To add money, relatives mail a money order showing the prisoner's complete legal name to Audubon County Jail, 318 Leroy Street, Suite 4, Audubon, IA 50025. Reliance calls and video are paid from a separate Reliance balance, so commissary money does not cover them. Boxes of food or hygiene goods mailed to the courthouse can be refused, and neither currency nor a personal check belongs in a letter to Suite 4. Leroy Street jailers at 712-563-2631 keep the current order schedule.
Address:
318 Leroy St., Ste. 4
Audubon, IA 50025
Phone:
712-563-2631
What is on the commissary sheet for people held on Leroy Street?
By what route does money reach a prisoner's spending balance in the Leroy Street jail?
Can I mail food or toiletries to an Audubon County prisoner?
What happens to unspent commissary money at release?
Expect the courthouse list to carry chips, soda, soap, toothpaste and writing tablets, items typically found at Iowa county jails.
By mail only, as a money order: write the name the prisoner was booked under on it and send it to the Suite 4 courthouse address. Phone time is bought from Reliance and never comes out of that balance.
No. Purchases come from the commissary list; groceries and hygiene items mailed to Leroy Street can be refused.
Leftover funds are typically handed back to the prisoner on the way out of the courthouse jail, which is standard across Iowa; whether that comes as cash or a check is confirmed at 712-563-2631.