Jerauld County Jail
South Dakota
Jerauld County Sheriff's Office (inmates housed in contracted county jails)
Jerauld County has no county jail, so the Jerauld County Sheriff's Office in Wessington Springs houses arrestees in other South Dakota county jails under contract.
- Address
- 205 Sanborn Blvd N, Wessington Springs, SD 57382
How to find an inmate
Jerauld County does not publish an online inmate roster. Call the Jerauld County Sheriff's Office in Wessington Springs with the person's full name and date of birth to learn whether they are in custody and which contracted jail holds them. For people sentenced to state prison, use the South Dakota Department of Corrections offender locator at doc.sd.gov.
Visitation
Visits follow the rules of the jail where the person is actually housed, not the Jerauld County Sheriff's Office. Ask the sheriff's office which facility holds the inmate, then contact that jail for its visitor registration, ID, and scheduling requirements.
Bail and bond
Bail for Jerauld County arrests is set by a magistrate or circuit court judge of the South Dakota Unified Judicial System. Call the sheriff's office or the Jerauld County Clerk of Courts in Wessington Springs to confirm the bond amount and where and how it can be posted.
Mail and money
Mail and money go to the jail where the inmate is housed, using that facility's address and accepted methods. Confirm the correct facility with the Jerauld County Sheriff's Office before sending anything.
Frequently asked questions
Does Jerauld County have a jail?
No. Jerauld County has no county jail, and the sheriff's office houses arrestees in other county jails under contract.
How do I find out if someone from Jerauld County is in custody?
Call the Jerauld County Sheriff's Office in Wessington Springs with the person's full name and date of birth.
How do I post bail in Jerauld County?
Contact the sheriff's office or the Jerauld County Clerk of Courts to confirm the bond amount and how to post it.
Can I send money to a Jerauld County inmate?
Yes, through the jail where the person is housed. Confirm that facility and its deposit methods first.