Audubon County Jail Inmate Mail
Send an Inmate Mail in the Audubon County Jail
Writing to an Audubon County Jail Inmate
The Audubon County Sheriff's Department gives its address as 318 Leroy St., Ste. 4, Audubon, IA 50025, inside the county courthouse. Before sending a letter, phone 712-563-2631 and confirm the address inmate mail should carry and whether a post office box is used instead.
Address the envelope with the inmate's legal name, any booking number and your return address.
Photos, greeting cards, publications and attorney mail all have rules worth checking with staff first. Letters to Leroy Street must never carry currency or a personal check. Booking numbers can be found through the Audubon County jail lookup page or VINE.
Audubon County Jail Mail Questions
Which address reaches an inmate at the courthouse jail?
Should I use a PO box instead?
Is cash in an envelope OK for an Audubon County inmate?
Which address reaches an inmate at the courthouse jail?
The sheriff's department uses 318 Leroy St., Ste. 4, Audubon, IA 50025.
Should I use a PO box instead?
Only if the jail tells you to; ask before addressing anything to a post office box.
Is cash in an envelope OK for an Audubon County inmate?
No. Mailing money, personal checks included, invites loss; staff explain how funds are added.
Are photos allowed?
Get a yes from staff at 712-563-2631 before mailing pictures.
Emailing an Inmate in the Audubon County Jail
Faster Than a Letter
For a reply sooner than the mail brings one, families text a Leroy Street prisoner through Reliance, the courthouse jail's messaging carrier. Open an account on Reliance's Audubon County Jail page, fund the prisoner's Reliance wallet, and texts arrive on that person's handset; the Audubon County inmate messaging page walks through the steps. Paper letters still go to 318 Leroy Street, Suite 4, and the Audubon County Sheriff's Department page lists the office's address and phone.