Clark County Jail, KS Inmate Search, Visitation Hours
- State
- Kansas
- City
- Ashland
- Postal Code
- 67831
- County
- Clark County
- Phone Number
- 620-635-2802
- Type
- County Jail
- Location
- 221 West 9th Avenue, Ashland, KS, 67831
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Clark County County can be found in the Kansas area. Ashland – is the county seat. Clark County has a total population of 2004 and was formed in 1885.
Clark County County has a total area of 974 square miles. The zip codes in Clark County County are 67831, 67840, 67865.
Clark County Jail, KS is run and operated by the Clark County County Sherriff Office. The specific address of the Clark County Jail is 221 West 9th Avenue, Ashland, KS, 67831.
Clark County Jail mostly serves inmates awaiting sentencing or trial. Most inmates who pass through this Clark County Jail are there for a period of 3 years or less.
The Clark County Jail is classified as a medium-security center located in Ashland, Clark County. Clark County Jail houses adult inmates who with good behavior, can acquire a trustee status and work at the Clark County Jail for a fee or reduce their sentences.
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Inmate Search
Clark County Jail has an online roster where you can search for the inmate. You will need just the Clark County Jail inmate's names to start a search; however, additional details may help narrow the search.
You also have the option of searching the Kansas statewide inmate search if you have no luck on the Clark County Jail database.
Calling the Clark County Jail at 620-635-2802 officials will also help, as you can speak to Clark County Jail personnel directly and enquire about the inmate.
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Jail records, court & arrest records, mugshots and even judicial reports
Sending a Mail/Care Package
Clark County Jail, KS has a smart communication system that scans all mails that come into the Clark County Jail before availing it to the inmate through the Clark County Jail facility's kiosk. This is done to ensure a Clark County Jail secure system that prevents the sneaking of contraband through the mail.
The Clark County Jail also affords inmates the option of sending mail through the normal snail mail and adding a photograph for an extra $4.
If you want to send a package to the Clark County Jail, you have to contact the Clark County Jail and get permission.
Sending Money
There are a couple of options at Clark County Jail for friends and family to send money to the Clark County Jail inmate commissary, including check, money order, or cashier. You also have the option of depositing money directly at the Clark County Jail if you happen to go.
Phone calls
Inmates at the Clark County Jail have phone call privileges between 9AM and 8PM daily. There is a time restriction per inmate per phone call, 30 minutes during normal hours, and 9 minutes during rush hours. Phone calls will be monitored by Clark County Jail’s staff for security reasons.
Visitation
Before visiting the Clark County Jail, ensure that you first get on their approved list of visitors. The best option will be first calling the Clark County Jail and confirming with Clark County Jail authorities.
Some rules need to be followed to get admission into the Clark County Jail. Some of Clark County Jail’s rules include the visitor not being a former felon; have a valid Kansas ID, and guardians for the underage. For further clarity of these information, therefore, visit the website .
Visiting Hours
Monday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Thursday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday — 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Sunday — 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.
