Hamilton County Jail Sending Money
Deposit Money for an Inmate in the Hamilton County Jail
Money Sent by Mail to Superior Street
- Hamilton County's page allows mailed cash, yet the kiosk, Inmate Canteen online or a money order protects your money better; skip bills and personal checks in the mail.
- Money orders by mail are acceptable in Webster City unless staff advise otherwise; call 515-832-8629 for the payee to write.
- Hamilton County insists on a full return address on money-order envelopes too.
Inmate Name
Hamilton County Jail
2300 Superior St., Suite #8
Webster City, IA 50595
Hamilton County Jail
Address:
2300 Superior St., Suite 8
Webster City, IA 50595
Phone:
515-832-8629
Hamilton County Jail uses Inmate Canteen for Inmate Money & Commissary
Funding a Hamilton County Inmate's Account
TurnKey Corrections' Inmate Canteen handles Hamilton County commissary and inmate deposits (source: the Hamilton County jail page). Families have two official ways to deposit:
- Lobby kiosk: the Inmate Canteen kiosk at the sheriff's office, 2300 Superior St., is open around the clock and takes cash or debit/credit cards.
- Online: create an Inmate Canteen account and deposit from a phone or computer.
Inmates use the money for phone cards and commissary.
Costs & Fees for Inmate Canteen Services
Hamilton County Jail Deposit Fees Through Inmate Canteen
Inmate Canteen lists its fee on screen before each online deposit for a Webster City inmate.
Money posted by Monday or Wednesday evening reaches that day's commissary run, and the county gives ICCSupport@TKC32M.com for deposit help.
Hamilton County Money Questions
Could I fund an account on Superior Street at midnight?
Can my deposit pay for phone cards in Webster City?
Could I fund an account on Superior Street at midnight?
Yes. The county lists the Inmate Canteen kiosk as available 24/7.
Can my deposit pay for phone cards in Webster City?
Yes; the county says inmates use deposited money for phone cards, commissary and other needs.
Sending Commissary Care Packages to an Inmate
Families can buy commissary for a Hamilton County inmate online through Inmate Canteen.
What is the maximum you can spend on Commissary Items
There are fees for each deposit amount but you may make as many deposits as you wish. Keep in mind that no matter how much you deposit, the inmate is restricted by spending limits and the number of items possessed at any one time.
Call Hamilton County Jail at 515-832-8629 to learn the Inmate Account deposit limits and other rules regarding depositing money on an inmate's books.
What can you purchase on Inmate Canteen
Hamilton County lists phone cards among store purchases; staff at 515-832-8629 can describe the rest.