Clarke County Jail Inmate Mail
Send an Inmate Mail in the Clarke County Jail
Sending Letters to the Clarke County Jail
Letters for Kovacevich's prisoners use the Townline Road street address that clarkecounty.iowa.gov lists for his office:
[Inmate's full legal name]
Clarke County Jail
220 Townline Road
Osceola, IA 50213
Photos, greeting cards, enclosures and envelope markings are all governed by jail policy, so an Osceola family should phone 641-342-2914 first. Money belongs in the channels described in the Clarke County money guide, never as bills or a personal check tucked into an envelope.
Type of Mail Allowed for Clarke County Jail
What Osceola Inmates Can Receive by Mail
Personal letters
Letters for Kovacevich's prisoners carry the inmate's full name, the jail's Townline Road address and the sender's own return address.
Privileged mail for Osceola clients
Attorney mail is typically marked "Legal Mail" on the front with the lawyer's name, firm and return address, and Iowa county jails open it in the inmate's presence to check for contraband without reading it.
Books and magazines for Osceola prisoners
For Osceola prisoners, new softcover books and magazines typically get through only when mailed straight from the publisher or a seller like Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Books-A-Million, addressed to the inmate at the Osceola law center; family-mailed hardcovers and secondhand copies are typically turned back. The Townline Road jail at 641-342-2914 confirms its current publication rules.
Mail Questions for the Osceola Jail
What street address do letters for Clarke County prisoners use?
Who explains what may be enclosed with a letter to Townline Road?
Is a personal check for an Osceola prisoner safe to mail?
What street address do letters for Clarke County prisoners use?
220 Townline Road, Osceola, IA 50213, the Law Enforcement Center that houses the jail.
Who explains what may be enclosed with a letter to Townline Road?
Osceola's jailers set mail policy; call 641-342-2914.
Is a personal check for an Osceola prisoner safe to mail?
No. A letter to Kovacevich's prisoners is no place for currency or a personal check.
Clarke County Jail - Emailing your inmate
Electronic Messages
Written messages reach people in the Osceola jail on CIDNET tablets. After registering at customer.cidnet.net and linking the prisoner to a funded wallet, a relative can send messages from the same balance that covers calls and video, while paper letters keep going to 220 Townline Road.