Bremer County Jail Sending Money

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Deposit Money for an Inmate in the Bremer County Jail

Putting Money on a Bremer County Inmate's Account

For inmate accounts, the sheriff lists exactly two acceptable forms, cash and money orders, so a personal check will be refused. There are two ways to deliver funds:

  1. In person during a visit. Bring cash or a money order during the inmate's scheduled visitation time and hand it over when you check in.
  2. By mail, money order only. Address it to:
    Inmate Name
    Bremer County Jail
    111 4th St NE
    Waverly, IA 50677

Funds go to the jail in Waverly, not to the Reliance mail center in North Dakota, which handles only personal letters. Ask 319-352-5400, option 2, how the money order should be made out.

Bremer County Jail

Address:
111 4th Street NE
Waverly, IA 50677
Phone:
319-352-5400

Depositing Money for an Inmate in the Bremer County Jail

Money Rules at the Bremer County Jail

Money for a Bremer County Jail inmate account

Money order mailed to the Bremer County Jail

Mailing cash to Waverly is a mistake: a money order is the one mailed form the jail takes. Cash is taken solely in person, at visitation check-in. Keep the money order receipt until the deposit shows on the inmate's account.

Bremer County Jail Money Questions

Is cash or a money order the only way to fund an account?

Will the jail take my personal check?

When can I drop off cash in Waverly?

What address goes on a mailed money order?

Should a money order be tucked into a Grand Forks letter?

Is cash or a money order the only way to fund an account?

Cash and money orders only, according to the sheriff.

Will the jail take my personal check?

No. Mailed funds must be a money order, and checks are not on the accepted list.

When can I drop off cash in Waverly?

Bring it when you check in for the inmate's visit.

What address goes on a mailed money order?

Inmate name / Bremer County Jail / 111 4th St NE / Waverly, IA 50677.

Should a money order be tucked into a Grand Forks letter?

No. Grand Forks handles letters only; send funds to 4th St NE.

Sending Money to an Inmate in the Bremer County Jail

Funding Commissary for a Bremer County Inmate

Money order for Bremer County Jail commissary

Commissary funds at the Bremer County Jail

Commissary purchases draw on the inmate's jail account, which is funded with cash at visitation check-in or with a money order mailed to 111 4th St NE in Waverly. Commissary ordering is one of the services Reliance offers at the Waverly facility.

Inmate Care Packages

Care Packages for Bremer County Inmates

Before ordering any package for someone in Waverly, call 319-352-5400, option 2, and ask whether the jail allows it and through whom. Books, magazines and newspapers sent by a store or an individual are returned, under the sheriff's mail rules.

What is the Purpose of an Inmate Account?

Commissary lets an inmate in the Bremer County Jail buy approved items beyond what the jail issues, paid for from the balance on the inmate's account.

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