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Waukesha County Sheriff Overview

Waukesha County is located in the southeast of Wisconsin, USA where the total population is 393,843, which also makes it the third-most populous county in Wisconsin. Here, the county seat Waukesha and it has a total area of 581 square miles. The zip codes of this county are 53029, 53046, 53045, 53051, 53056, 53058, 53064, 53069, 53066, 53072, 53089, 53103, 53118, 53119, 53122, 53127, 53146, 53150, 53149, 53151, 53153, 53005, 53008, 53007, 53183, 53187, 53186, 53189, 53188, and 53018.

Sheriff Eric J. Severson is the leading lawman around the county to make sure the citizens remain safe from any criminal activity. He can be contacted through the following details:

Contact Information

Country: USA

Address 1: 1901 Delafield St

City: Waukesha

State: WI

Zip Code: 53188-2200

County: Waukesha County

Phone #: 262-524-3761

Fax #: 262-524-3914

Additional Information

Type: Police Departments

Population Served: 66000

Number of Officers: 113

Inmate Search in County Jail

Waukesha County Jail maintains an online inmate roster list where you can see the list of the detainees. The jail administration updates this regularly to make sure the inmates have been listed accordingly.

Waukesha Inmate Roster

Important Jail Policies and Procedures

The following are the Public and Professional Visitation Schedule –

1. Professional Visitation Schedule:

2. Public Video Visitation:

• 10:30 a.m.    
• 3:30 p.m.    
• 8:30 p.m. (weekends)

Note that all public visitation sessions are conducted through the video visitation systems. All visitors are permitted one inmate visitation per day and are restricted to two visits per week. Each inmate is allowed to have two visitors once during any visitation session.

If you wish to communicate with an inmate, incarcerated at Waukesha County Jail, you can send mail via the U.S. Postal Service. When you are writing inmate mail, you should include the following mailing address:

Inmate’s First and Last name

Waukesha County Jail

P O Box 0217

Waukesha, WI 53187-0217

You can add money by using the kiosk machine, which is located in the public lobby of the sheriff’s office. You have to add money to the kiosk machine during the normal visitation hours. Also, you can add cash money or you can use credit or debit card to add money into the kiosk machine. There is a service fee for kiosk vendor for each type of deposit:

• Cash deposit – $3.25 service fee (if $50.00 cash is deposited, inmate will receive $46.75 in their account); $500.00 limit
• Credit/Debit Card deposit – $4.95 service fee (if $50.00 is charged to the credit card, inmate will receive $45.05 in their account); $100.00 limit

You can deposit money into an inmate’s account if you send a money order via the U.S. Postal Service. You should remember inmate funds must be sent separately from inmate personal mail. The jail administration doesn’t approve of sending cash fund via the mail. All sent inmate fund must be in the form of a certified check or cashier’s check or postal money order. They must be addressed to:

Waukesha County Jail

Attention: Correctional Services Assistant

P.O. Box 0217

Waukesha, WI 53187-0217

In case of certified/cashier’s checks or money orders much be filled out as follow:

Pay to the order of Waukesha County Jail FBO Inmate’s Name

[I.e. Waukesha County Jail FBO John Doe]

When the jail authority receives the fund, they will add money to the inmate account. The inmate will receive a receipt for the transaction. Another way to add money is to use the SmartDeposit Service, which can be accessed online at www.SmartDeposit.com, or you can call at 1-866-394-0490 for more information.  

Sex Offender Search and Lookup

Each registered sex offender’s information is recorded on either national or state-based sex offender database. All these people have been charged with a sexual offense against a victim or a minor. By definition, a sex offender is someone who has been convicted of or has pleaded guilty to a sex crime including rape, statutory rape, child pornography, and incest. A sex crime refers to violent sexual conduct from one person against another. You can access the Waukesha County Jail’s sex offender registry by going through the following link:

Wisconsin Sex Offender Registry

Keep in mind the search result will show you the last known addresses or block of the sex offenders you are looking for. To access the database, you need to accept a disclosure.

Bail and Bondsman

You can bail an inmate out of Waukesha County Jail by posting the bail money to the court. A bail is a form of property, which is 10% of the total money charged for a criminal offense. Typically, it is set according to the bail schedule of the court. The court will decide how much money one should pay as charges for the crime they have committed. If you are financially insolvent, you should hire a bail and bondsman. A licensed bail and bondsman would post the bail money on your behalf and charge at least $100 as their service fee.