The sheriff's office has a kiosk in its lobby at 1019 West Mamie Eisenhower Avenue, Boone, IA 50036 for adding funds to inmate accounts, and it is available 24 hours a day.
Relatives far from Boone can mail a money order made out to the inmate by full name to Boone County Jail, 1019 W. Mamie Eisenhower Ave., Boone, IA 50036. Currency and personal checks never belong in that envelope.
Address:
1019 West Mamie Eisenhower Ave.
Boone, IA 50036
Phone:
515-433-0524
Sheriff Godzicki's jail page names the never-closing kiosk inside the Mamie Eisenhower Avenue lobby as its deposit point, and a money order mailed in the inmate's name also works. The funds land on the inmate's commissary account, and the inmate spends them by ordering commissary on the Reliance handset.
Is there a deposit kiosk at the Boone County Jail?
Who processes online deposits in Boone?
Are mailed money orders accepted in Boone?
Do Boone County deposits work through the post with cash?
What can an inmate in Boone spend account money on?
Yes, in the sheriff's office lobby; the sheriff describes it as available at any hour.
JailATM is listed; 515-433-0524 can confirm the jail still uses it.
Call 515-433-0524 before mailing one, to confirm it is accepted and to get the payee and any memo details.
No. Cash should never go in an envelope, and neither should a personal check.
Commissary items. The sheriff says funds placed on the account may be used for the commissary items available.
An inmate's commissary account may be set up on arrival at the Boone County Jail. Money reaches it two ways:
The inmate then places commissary orders from the Reliance handset, which Reliance lists as offering commissary ordering at this jail.
Ramen cups, sunflower seeds, hot cocoa and body wash typically show up on a Boone order, much as they do across Iowa's county lockups. Orders are placed by the inmate on the Reliance handset and paid from the account the lobby kiosk funds.