Attorneys: How to Send Legal Mail to an Inmate at Woodbury County Jail
Woodbury County Jail has a separate process and address for attorney legal mail. Use the wrong address or skip verification, and your correspondence gets returned.
How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Woodbury County Jail no longer accepts deposits at Jail Administration. Instead, use the ATM in the LEC vestibule (available 24 hours a day) or deposit online at Inmatecanteen.com. The jail also no longer accepts inmate personal property, so commissary purchases and property-related transactions run through the inmate's commissary account system. If you need to send funds by mail, use a cashier's check or money order, include the inmate's name and ID, and confirm processing times with the provider. For cash bonds and release-related payments, call the jail to verify the bond amount and posting options. Cash bonds can be posted during Clerk of Courts hours (Mon–Fri 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.), with after-hours arrangements available.
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Use the ATM in the LEC vestibule (available 24/7) or deposit online at Inmatecanteen.com. If you want to mail funds, send a cashier’s check or money order with the inmate’s name and ID, and check provider processing times.
No. Woodbury County Jail no longer accepts money at Jail Administration, so you will need to use the LEC vestibule ATM or Inmatecanteen.com.
The jail no longer accepts inmate personal property. Commissary purchases and related transactions are handled through the inmate’s commissary account system.
Woodbury County Jail has a separate process and address for attorney legal mail. Use the wrong address or skip verification, and your correspondence gets returned.
Woodbury County Jail uses a centralized mail processing system. Send your letter to PO Box 591, follow the rules exactly, and your mail will be scanned and delivered electronically. The paper original won't be kept.
Staying in touch with someone at Woodbury County Jail comes down to two main options: phone calls through NCIC and mail that gets scanned and delivered electronically. Here's how each works and what to verify before reaching out.