Clarke County Jail Sending Money

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Deposit Money for an Inmate in the Clarke County Jail

Money for a Clarke County Inmate

Deposit methods for Townline Road prisoners, including any lobby kiosk, online service, accepted payment forms and the payee for a cashier's check, are explained by the jail at 641-342-2914. Ask before driving to Osceola or mailing anything.

Letters to Osceola prisoners should carry words only, with no currency or personal checks.

Clarke County Jail

Address:
220 Townline Road
Osceola, IA 50213
Phone:
641-342-2914

Frequently Asked Questions

Money Questions for the Osceola Jail

How do I add money to a Clarke County inmate's account?

Can money for a Townline Road prisoner go in the mail?

Do jail deposits pay for calls or messages?

How do I add money to a Clarke County inmate's account?

The mailing route is Clarke County Jail, 220 Townline Road, Osceola, IA 50213, with a postal money order inside naming the prisoner, and jailers credit it to commissary.

Can money for a Townline Road prisoner go in the mail?

Yes. For mailed funds, Kovacevich's jail works from postal money orders written out to the inmate's legal name. Loose cash or a checkbook check sent toward Townline Road risks loss and return.

Do jail deposits pay for calls or messages?

No; the Osceola commissary balance and CIDNET are two separate pots. Calls, video sessions, messages and tablet use draw only on the CIDNET wallet a relative funds at customer.cidnet.net.

Inmate Care Packages

Care Packages in Clarke County

Osceola families wanting to send a snack or hygiene pack should first learn from 641-342-2914 if packs are allowed and which seller is approved.

What is the Purpose of an Inmate Account?

An Osceola prisoner spends account money on whatever Kovacevich's jail stocks for sale.

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