• Wayne County Jail, 207 N. Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060; 641-872-1566.
• Appanoose County Jail, 22158 Dewey Road, Centerville, IA 52544; 641-437-7106.
• Decatur County Jail, 206 NE 2nd Street, Leon, IA 50144; 641-446-4111.
• Clarke County Jail, 220 Townline Road, Osceola, IA 50213; 641-342-2914.
• Monroe County Jail, 114 19th Avenue West, Albia, IA 52531; 641-932-7815.
• Putnam County Jail (Missouri), 1601 Main Street, Unionville, MO 63565; 24-hour line 660-947-2515.
• Mercer County Sheriff's Office and Jail (Missouri), 802 E. Main Street, Princeton, MO 64673; 660-748-3165.

Allow a few hours after arrest for the record to appear, and try other spellings. A person picked up on a warrant from another county may also be moved there. If you still find nothing, call 641-872-1566.

Address it to the inmate's full name, Wayne County Jail, 207 N. Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060, with a return address. Call first before sending photos, books or anything other than a plain letter. See our mail page and messaging page.

Ask the jail for the current visit times and the phone vendor, because the sheriff's website does not list them. Our visitation page and phone guide describe the typical process.

Call 641-872-1566 to learn how the jail accepts deposits. Our deposit guide and commissary page explain the usual methods.

Use Iowa Courts Online and select Wayne County. Our bail page covers bond.

Iowa prison inmates appear in the DOC offender search, federal inmates on the BOP locator, and immigration detainees on the ICE locator.

No. Detained youths stay at the Central Iowa Juvenile Detention Center, 2317 Rick Collins Way, Eldora, IA 50627, 641-858-3852; call the center.

We read through Corydon's jail page and found no booking pictures. Reporters can dial 641-872-1566 to ask for one. For someone in ICE hands, the photo comes only via ICE's request system once approved. Federal mugshots stay private, other than any the Marshals Service chooses to issue.

Ask a sheriff's deputy at 207 N. Lafayette Street in Corydon, 641-872-1566, to confirm the warrant. The Wayne County Jail there also holds Lucas County prisoners, and a lawyer can arrange a planned turn-in. Corydon posts nothing; Iowa has no statewide tool, though Iowa Courts Online shows the case. For a missed Corydon hearing, the clerk across Lafayette Street (641-632-2040) can help.

In Corydon, most first bonds follow the statewide uniform bond schedule; for serious charges, Corydon's magistrate sets it. Call 641-872-1566 for amounts.

• How to pay at 641-872-1566: cash, surety or Iowa property.
• Guide: our bail guide.
• Hearings: our court guide, or the clerk at 641-632-2040.

In Corydon, federal arrests go to the U.S. Marshals Service; its Des Moines office answers at 515-400-8140. Cases are heard by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Iowa; its clerk is at 111 Locust Street, Des Moines, IA 50309, 515-284-6248. After a federal sentence, check the BOP inmate locator. Bond at 207 N. Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060 cannot lift a federal hold; only 515-284-6248 can.

1. The Wayne County Jail receives DHS Form I-247A from ICE.
2. Iowa Code chapter 27A makes the jail in Corydon honor it, holding someone 48 hours longer at most (8 CFR 287.7(d)).
3. After 48 hours without ICE at 207 N. Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060, the hold ends.
4. The ICE detainee locator tracks transfers by A-number or name.

VINELink sends free release and transfer alerts for Corydon. Phone sign-up is at 888-742-8463. The Wayne County Jail answers at 641-872-1566.

In Corydon, once bond clears at 207 N. Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060, release usually takes a few hours; 641-872-1566 knows. Prison sentences move people to the Iowa DOC offender search. Another county's hold keeps them; ask 641-872-1566. Federal or ICE holds go via 515-400-8140.

In Corydon, a magistrate reviews the arrest within 24 hours (Iowa Code 804.22). Bond can be changed later (Iowa Code 811.2). If money is short, the State Public Defender may be appointed. The clerk (641-632-2040) has the next date.

Yes. Corydon's judges may release on a promise (Iowa Code 811.2), or with conditions, sometimes supervised by the Department of Correctional Services. Skipping court means forfeiture (Iowa Code 811.6) and a warrant; Corydon's clerk (641-632-2040) has the terms.

In Corydon, the clerk (641-632-2040) refunds cash bail (100 North Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060) at case end, to the payer. A 10% bondsman fee is never returned; call 641-872-1566.

In Corydon, misdemeanor terms are served at 207 N. Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060 (Iowa Code 903.1). Longer terms mean prison; see the Iowa DOC offender search. Work release or weekends in Corydon, Iowa, need a judge's OK; 641-872-1566 schedules it.

In Corydon, judges can bar contact at hearings (Iowa Code 664A.3). Breaking it is a new crime (Iowa Code 664A.7). Only judges can change it; Corydon's clerk (641-632-2040) keeps a copy at 100 North Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060.

In Corydon, a free lawyer depends on income (Iowa Code 815.9). Ask in court on day 1, or call 641-632-2040. The State Public Defender covers most cases in Corydon; families may hire private counsel.

In Corydon, the Wayne County Jail never takes gift cards or crypto; call 641-872-1566 before paying anyone. Corydon's bond goes only to the clerk (641-632-2040) or the jail at 207 N. Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060. Report scam calls to the Iowa Attorney General.

• Wayne County Sheriff's Office, 207 N. Lafayette Street, Corydon, IA 50060: 641-872-1566. Corydon has no city police; the sheriff covers it.
• Seymour Police Department, through Seymour City Hall, 109 N. 5th Street, Seymour, IA 52590: 641-898-2966.
• Iowa State Patrol District 2, 1619 Truro Pavement, Osceola, IA 50213: 641-342-2108.
• Emergencies: 911.