Genoa City Jail Inmate Search and Prison Information

• 113 North Genoa Street, Genoa, Illinois, 60135
• 815-784-6633

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Genoa City Jail is situated in Genoa, Illinois. The Genoa City Jail is known as a holding pen for those who will eventually be moved on to the DeKalb County facility. The Genoa City Jail works alongside the Genoa city’s police department. 

Inmate Search

The Genoa City Jail houses people captured inside the Genoa limits. You can get extra data by reaching the Genoa City Jail at 815-784-6633. Or then again utilizing the prisoner locater. You can also visit Genoa city’s police department at 113 North Genoa Street, Genoa, Illinois, 60135 to get data about the prisoner.

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Sending A Mail/Package

Mail in Genoa City Jail is conveyed to detainees Monday through Friday. All mail is liable to look. Prisoner non-legitimate mail will be filtered preceding conveyance. 

Detainees at the Genoa City Jail may not get any mail, books, or magazines containing explicit, posse, or savagery related materials. All letters coming all through the Genoa City Jail must be by U.S. Mail. (FedEx, UPS, and so forth not acknowledged) 

Magazines and papers must come straightforwardly from the distributor. Just bundles containing soft cover books might be acknowledged in Genoa City Jail. (Prisoners may just have five books in their cell.) Bundles surpassing the impediments will be returned. 

Legitimate correspondence must be plainly marked “Lawful Mail.” Such correspondence will be conveyed and looked within the sight of the beneficiary prisoner. 

In Genoa City Jail no money can be acknowledged via mail. 

Sending Money

Genoa City Jail’s Store Rules: 

• Prisoners craving to buy things did not given to them can buy things from Genoa City Jail’s Store 
• People wishing to store assets into a prisoner’s record may do as such at the Genoa City Jail Front Anteroom. The Genoa City Jail ‘s Front Anteroom is open regular 7:00 am to 11:30 am and from 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm to help the general population 
• Guests may store US cash, cash requests, and clerks checks to a prisoner’s record. Clerks checks, and cash orders must be made out to the City of Genoa. Individual or business checks are not acknowledged 
• These assets are accessible for the prisoner in Genoa City Jail to utilize the day after they are put for the detainee 
• Ownership of monies by a prisoner is illegal 
• Assets may not be moved from the record of one prisoner to the record of another detainee. 
• Clerks checks and cash requests may likewise be sent to the prisoner via mail for store into the detainee’s record. Comment on the booking number on the reference line of the check or cash request 
• Prisoners get a receipt of each record exchange 
• Assets might be included by means of web through: touchpaydirect.com (utilizing our Office ID # and the prisoner/prisoners Jail ID #) 

Phone Calls

Phones in Genoa City Jail are accessible in all modules and the booking admission region. 

Phones are given in the dayroom today by day use during dayroom hours. Detainees in Genoa City Jail can decide to charge the call collect or, through a prepaid record or telephone card. 

The overall population may build up prepaid records by calling Inheritance Prisoner Correspondences. Detainees may not get calls. 

Telephone highlights, for example, call pausing, hold, and three-way calling are not permitted in Genoa City Jail and will bring about calls being separated. All phone numbers dialed, and discussions will be recorded and might be observed moving along without any more notification. (Exemption: Lawyer workplaces if the detainee gives the lawyer’s office number).

Visitation

Grown-up guests must sign in at the Genoa City Jail Front Hall preceding any visits. Visits are on a “first come/first served” premise. Guests must be beyond 18 years old. A grown-up must go with minors 17 years old or under. All guests ought to show up at least 15 minutes before the visit. 

Guests for prisoners housed in Genoa City Jail’s Regulatory Isolation must check in at any rate 30 minutes before visit. Guests will be required to create a legitimate government provided type of picture recognizable proof. 

A limit of three grown-up guests are permitted per visit in Genoa City Jail. A limit of 5 guests in any minor/grown-up blend are permitted per visit. Prisoners may have 2 one-hour visits every week. 

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