Butler County Jail Inmate Mail

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The Butler County Jail is a small jail in the Butler County Courthouse in Allison, with room for 12 people in five cells. It holds men and women, plus juveniles who are being charged as adults. The dispatchers are also trained as jailers, and all mail goes to the Butler County Sheriff's Office.

Where to send letters, legal mail and money orders:
Butler County Sheriff's Office
428 6th St.
PO Box 325
Allison, IA 50602

  • Addressing: Write the prisoner's complete name on the first line.
  • Return address: Your name and mailing address go in the upper left corner, so the letter can be identified and sent back if needed.
  • Buying things: Snacks and other items for an inmate are ordered through the commissary, not sent in the mail. Inmates can shop twice a week.
  • Cash and checks: Neither is accepted by mail.

Inmates can also text with family through electronic messages.

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