Centerville is home to the Eighth Judicial District Dcs. This prison facility holds inmates sentenced in Centerville and Appanoose County Courts and courts of other cities in the Appanoose County area areas. In order to visit inmates at Eighth Judicial District Dcs, you'll be traveling to Centerville, IA, 52544-1731 in Appanoose. The address of this facility is listed as 205 W Van Buren St. But it's important that you verify that your inmate is at this location before making travel arrangements.
Calling inmates can be costly. Some prisons charge inmates up to $14 a minute for long-distance calls. To avoid these fees, set up a local phone number that rings at your phone number(s) no matter where you live. GlobalTel.com can provide local numbers that won't have to pay any extra for long distance. You can reach them at
inmate calls. To send mail to an inmate you can visit
send postcards. Calling your inmate is the best way to get details about mail and visitation rules for Eighth Judicial District Dcs. They can provide you with their individual allowed prison call times and visitation hours and open days. Every prison facility in IA has its own rules. Your loved one will generally be informed of the rules for that facility and any individual restrictions applied.
Prisons and jails today charge for everything. You can expect to pay for soap, toothpaste, phone calls and stamps, books and even paper are all provided for a fee that is often many times higher than the price paid in the free world. Setting up an economical phone service so you can communicate without long distance charges is the first step. Then you should ask your inmate what else they will need and how you can properly send it.
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