Clarke County Jail Recent Bookings And Arrests
Arrests and Booking
Booking at the Clarke County Law Enforcement Center
Sheriff Rob Kovacevich's jailers handle Clarke County bookings at 220 Townline Road, where the Osceola Police Department also has its offices.
- Prints. Kovacevich's jailers fingerprint each Osceola arrestee booked for a felony or indictable misdemeanor (Iowa Code section 690.2).
- Reaching someone from Townline Road. Clarke County arrestees may phone or meet a relative or attorney promptly, a right set out in Iowa Code section 804.20.
- Before an Osceola magistrate. Section 804.21 requires the arrestee to be taken before a Fifth District magistrate without unnecessary delay.
- Staying in Kovacevich's custody. Whoever cannot post the bail set at that appearance stays in Kovacevich's custody.
Getting someone out of Townline Road on bond: the Clarke County bail guide.
Booking Questions for the Osceola Jail
Which agency books an arrestee into the Clarke County Jail?
Does someone just booked on Townline Road get to contact a relative?
Whom should relatives ring after a Clarke County arrest?
Which agency books an arrestee into the Clarke County Jail?
Clarke County Sheriff Rob Kovacevich's jail staff.
Does someone just booked on Townline Road get to contact a relative?
Yes. An Osceola arrestee keeps the 804.20 right to reach a relative or lawyer promptly.
Whom should relatives ring after a Clarke County arrest?
The sheriff's office at 641-342-2914, asking for the jail, as the Osceola police FAQ advises.