Juneau County, WI Jail Inmates

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Juneau County Sheriff Overview

Juneau County is located in the central region of Wisconsin, USA. Here, the county seat is Mauston, and the total number of population is 26,547. Juneau County was formed in 1857 by legislation, passed by the State of Wisconsin. This county has a total area of 804 square miles. The zip codes of this county are 54637, 54646, 53948, 53950, and 53962.

Sheriff Brent H. Oleson is the chief law enforcement figure around the county who keeps the citizens safe from any criminal activity. He can be contacted through the following details:

Contact Information

Country: USA

Address 1: 150 Miller St

City: Juneau

State: WI

Zip Code: 53039-1300

County: Dodge County

Phone #: 920-386-4810

Fax #: 920-386-4802

Additional Information

Type: Police Departments

Population Served: 2481

Number of Officers: 4

Juneau County Sheriff

Inmate Search in Juneau County Justice Center

Juneau County Justice Center doesn’t maintain an online inmate roster list in which you can see the list of the detainees. Therefore, the best way to find an inmate is to call at 608-847-5649 and communicate with a jail staff. When you are making a direct inquiry, you should provide the inmate details such as the first and last name or ID number or date of birth correctly. It will get you fast results.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures

The visiting hours at Juneau County Justice Center are as follows:

• Male (General Population and Huber Inmates): From Wednesday through Saturday 18:00-19:00, 19:00-20:00, and 20:00-21:00 hours.
• Female: On Sunday from 18:00-19:00, 19:00-20:00, and 20:00-21:00 hours.

Each visitation session will be for 60 minutes, and all visitors must be 18 years of age. For more information, please visit the following link:

http://www.co.juneau.wi.gov/uploads/1/9/4/5/19459011/visiting_rules_and_regulations1.pdf

You can send mail or letter to an inmate if you use the U.S. Postal Service. All incoming or outgoing mail would be checked by the jail administration for contraband. When you are writing inmate mail, it must contain the following mailing address:

Name of the Inmate

Juneau County Justice Center

200 Oak Street, Room 1110

Mauston, Wisconsin  53948

If you wish to make the lives of your loved one comfortable, you can deposit money using money orders or payroll or tax refund/government checks. The jail authority doesn’t approve of sending personal checks to the facility. Additionally, depositing cash through the mail is prohibited by the jail administration. You can drop off money from Monday to Friday from 6:00 AM – 2:00 AM.

Juneau County Jail

Sex Offender Search and Lookup

Each registered sex offender’s information is recorded on either national or state-based sex offender database. All these criminals have been charged with a sexual offense against a victim or a minor. According to the law, a sex offender is someone who has been convicted of a sex crime including rape, molestation, child pornography, and sex trafficking. A sex crime is an illegal act that refers to forced sexual conduct against a person. At Juneau County Justice Center, locating a sex offender is possible if you navigate through the following link:

Wisconsin Sex Offender Registry

You should remember that the search result will show you the last known or primary addresses or block of the sex offenders you are looking for. You have to accept a disclosure to access information from the database.

Bail and Bondsman

You can bail a prisoner out of Juneau County Justice Center by posting the bail money to the court. A bail is a form of property, which can be in cash or collateral. It is usually set according to the bail schedule of the court. The court will decide how much money one should pay as charges for their committed crime. If the accused person is financially insolvent, he or she should obtain the services of a bail and bondsman. A verified bail and bondsman would post the bail money to the court and charge a minimum of $100 as their premium.