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Updated on: March 22, 2024
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Iroquois County Jail - General Information

  • Facility Name

    Iroquois County Jail

  • Facility Type

    County Jail

  • Address

    550 South Tenth Street, Watseka, IL, 60970

  • Phone

    815-432-6992

  • Capacity

    30

  • City

    Watseka

  • Postal Code

    60970

  • State

    Illinois

  • Country

    Iroquois County

  • Official Website

    Website

  • Facility Name

    Iroquois County Jail

  • Facility Type

    County Jail

  • Address

    550 South Tenth Street, Watseka, IL, 60970

  • Phone

    815-432-6992

  • Capacity

    30

  • Country

    Iroquois County

Iroquois County Sheriff's Office

  • Address

    550 South 10th Street, Watseka, Illinois, 60970

  • Phone

    815-432-6992

  • Fax

    815-432-6996

  • Email

    [email protected]

  • Website

    website

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The Iroquois County Jail is located at 550 South Tenth Street, Watseka, IL, 60970 Constructed and opened in , the Iroquois County Detainment Center houses a limit of 226 prisoners. The Sheriff of Iroquois County is liable for the consideration, guardianship, and control of people who have been asserted to have carried out a wrongdoing. People accused of offenses extending from Class “C” wrongdoings to Capital Homicide. The Iroquois County Jail holds detainees that are either anticipating their preliminary or prisoners that are condemned. The dominant part of the detainees that are condemned is there for under two years. The Iroquois County Jail acknowledges detainees from the encompassing regions, towns who do not have their own lock-up or space for them. On the off chance that the detainee is not permitted to be discharged, they will be held at the Iroquois County Jail until they show up before the court. They will be provided with a bed along with three regular suppers.

Inmate Search

The Iroquois County Jail is worked and overseen by the Iroquois County Sheriff’s Area of expertise. The Iroquois County Sheriff’s Specialty is the organization liable for staying up with the latest database of all prisoners that are right now in their care. The Iroquois County Sheriff’s Area of expertise made their database accessible to the overall population. You can discover the database on the official Iroquois County Sheriff’s Specialty site.

Watseka, Iroquois County, IL Overview

Coordinates:
40.77611°N 87.73639°W
Country:
United States
State:
Illinois
County:
Iroquois
Township:
Belmont, Middleport
Government:
Type:
City Council Ward 1 – Mark Garfield Ward 1 – Brandon Barragree Ward 2 – Dennis Cahoe Ward 2 – Donald Miller Ward 3 – David Mayotte Ward 3 – Benny Marcier Ward 4 – Monna Ulfers Ward 4 – Darrin Rushbrook
Mayor:
John Allhands
Area:
Total:
2.94 sq mi (7.63 km2)
Land:
2.94 sq mi (7.63 km2)
Water:
0.00 sq mi (0.00 km2)
Elevation:
633 ft (193 m)
Population (2010):
Total:
5,255
Estimate (2019):
4,767
Density:
1,619.23/sq mi (625.12/km2)
ZIP Code:
60970
Area code(s):
815; exchanges: 432
FIPS code:
17-79228

Iroquois County Illinois Sheriff Overview

Iroquois County can be found in the southern area of Illinois. Watseka – is the county seat. Iroquois County has a total population of 27876 and was formed in 1833. Iroquois County has a total area of 1,117 square miles. The zip codes in Iroquois County are 60911, 60912, 60918, 60922, 60924, 60926, 60927, 60928, 60930, 60931, 60938, 60939, 60945, 60948, 60951, 60953, 60955, 60956, 60966, 60967, 60968, 60970, 60973, 60974.

Iroquois County Sex Offender Registry

Iroquois County Sex Offender Registry

Sending A Mail/Package to Iroquois County Jail

Detainees at the Iroquois County Jail can get composed letters from their loved ones back home. Approaching mail will be checked by the Iroquois County Jail’s staff. Iroquois County Jail’s staff search for any hostile letters and booty. All things that are not permitted in the Iroquois County Jail will either become back to the sender or they will be appropriately discarded. You may compose anybody as regularly as you wish, give your letters do not in any capacity disregard U.S. Postal Help guidelines. To send letters, you should do the accompanying:

  • show your complete name (the name by which you were set up for this office), cell assignment/quarters assignment, and address of the Iroquois County Jail in the upper left corner of the envelope,
  • show the name and complete location of the individual you are composing and place the envelope for getting toward the beginning of the day when the breakfast plate is gotten. In the dorm(s), you will give it to the residence official.

Sending Money

Cash that you had with you at the time you were set up for this Iroquois County Jail has been set in your Prisoner Cash Reserve by means of the Stand machine situated in book-in. If you have an extraordinary parity from past jailing’s your record will be charged for that sum right now. During the stay in Iroquois County Jail, all grocery store exchanges, clinical charges, and telephone card charges will be deducted from your record. At the point when you are discharged from Iroquois County Jail, the equalization of cash in your store will come back to you. If you are sent legitimately to the Illinois Branch of Criminal Equity Institutional Division or to another office, the parity of cash in your store will be discharged to that organization. At no time will you be permitted to discharge your cash to another individual other than a holding office. Cash Requests will not be acknowledged at Iroquois County Jail.

Phone Calls

Yes, an inmate in the Iroquois County Jail can call you. Prisoners are just allowed to call their family and friends and family. Nonetheless, the detainee’s loved ones cannot call them. At the point when a prisoner calls, they may be allowed a 15-minute call. The Iroquois County Jail contracts with the Protocall Detainee Calling Administrations. The Protocall Detainee Calling Administrations charges generally 8$ per 15-minute call. They cannot utilize three-way calling or call sending. All calls will be exposed to checking and recording. On the off chance that detainees do not submit to these principles, they may lose their telephone benefits.

Visitation

While detainees are serving their break in the Iroquois County Jail, they can get guests. All encounters with detainees are totally non-contact or what is known as a virtual visit. There is glass between the prisoners and the guests. Detainees at the Iroquois County Jail can get two visits per day. If a detainee is not on favorable terms, they will not be permitted to have any guests whatsoever. Every guest must create a positive state gave distinguishing proof. Picture type ID is liked: In any case, any certain ID, for example, standardized savings card, birth authentication, or other type of ID as affirmed by the Iroquois County Jail Director is worthy. Close to two guests will be permitted in the appearance room at once, be that as it may, inside this rule, the detainee may include a few guests inside the brief time frame. Every guest must be signed into the appearance log by the appearance official. Anybody not signed in will not be permitted to visit. People younger than 17 must be joined by a grown-up. You can call Iroquois County Jail at 815-432-6992 or fax815-432-7226 to get certain information about visitations.

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Visitation Rules

VISITATION HOURS

  • Monday
    7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Thursday
    7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Friday
    7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Saturday
    7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
  • Sunday
    7:30 Am to 2:30 PM

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