Delaware County Jail Inmate Tablet Rental

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Reliance Tablets at the Delaware County Jail

Reliance tablets for Delaware County inmates

Calls, video and written messages for Manchester prisoners all ride on Reliance tablets, the listing explains, and because those tablets reach nothing but a jail-run server, Hemesath's officers can listen in and hold texts back for review.

Delaware County Jail

Address:
1225 W. Howard Street
Manchester, IA 52057

Phone:

563-927-3135

Frequently Asked Questions

Inmate Tablet Rentals at the Delaware County Jail

Reliance Devices for Manchester Inmates

Reliance tablet services at the Delaware County Jail

Because Reliance pins wallet money to an individual device, a Manchester family should check while registering that Hemesath's jail has actually issued one to their relative. Tablet use for visits and messages is generally free at the Manchester jail, while entertainment costs extra, the listing reports.

Tablet Questions for the Manchester Jail

Can my son use a Reliance tablet in Hemesath's jail to check social media or browse the web?

My son cracked the screen of his Reliance tablet in Hemesath's jail; who covers the damage?

Can I get back money I loaded onto a Reliance wallet for a Delaware County inmate in Manchester?


Can my son use a Reliance tablet in Hemesath's jail to check social media or browse the web?

No. A Howard Street tablet is fenced off from the open internet and sees only Hemesath's Reliance server.


My son cracked the screen of his Reliance tablet in Hemesath's jail; who covers the damage?

He does; the jail's listing puts the cost of a broken tablet on the Delaware County prisoner who broke it.


Can I get back money I loaded onto a Reliance wallet for a Delaware County inmate in Manchester?

Only from the voice-and-video wallet; Reliance policy makes the all-options wallet non-refundable.

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