Pierce County Jail, WI Inmate Search, Visitation Hours
- 432 West Main Street PO Box 9, Ellsworth, WI, 54011
- Website
- 715-273-5051
Pierce County Jail offender lookup: Bond, DOB, Personal Description, Address Given, Amount, Inmate Roster, Arrests, Degree, Loc, Grade, Release Date, Last Name, Court, Court, Amount, Who's in jail, Charges, Warrants, Mugshots, Booking Date, Warrant #, Bookings, Bond Information, Height.
The Pierce County Jail is a medium-security detention center located in Ellsworth, Wisconsin. This county jail is operated locally by the Pierce County Sheriff's Office.
Not all inmates in Pierce County Jail have been sentenced. Many inmates in Pierce County Jail are waiting for their trial or sentencing. The average stay in this facility is less than two years.
Inmates are offered different programs while serving time at the Pierce County Jail, including educational programs and counseling programs. Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous are among the programs offered. Religious services and Bible studies are also available.
Pierce County Jail - General Information
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Facility Name
Pierce County Jail
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Facility Type
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Address
432 West Main Street PO Box 9, Ellsworth, WI, 54011
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Phone
715-273-5051
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Facility Name
Pierce County Jail
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Facility Type
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Address
432 West Main Street PO Box 9, Ellsworth, WI, 54011
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Phone
715-273-5051
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Country
Pierce County
Pierce County Sheriff's Office
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Address
432 West Main Street, Ellsworth, Wisconsin, 54011
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Phone
715-273-5051
How to Find Someone in Pierce County Jail
To find someone who is serving time, you can do a Pierce County Jail inmate search here on the Wisconsin Department of Corrections webpage. Simply search the inmate’s first and last name, and you will find the inmate you are looking for, along with information such as date of birth, charges, and mugshots.
Send a Mail/Package
Inmates at Pierce County Jail are allowed to send and receive letters. Letters mailed to inmates shall be no larger than 12" by 16".
Address your envelope as follows:
Inmate full name and CID number
C/O Pierce County Jail
432 West Main Street
PO Box 9, Ellsworth, WI, 54011
The only item which may be enclosed with correspondence mailed to an inmate is 10 or less unframed photographs no larger than 4" by 6.”
Inmates may receive magazines or books if they are sent directly from the publisher.
Photographs and letters that contain inappropriate subject matter or depicting nudity, sexual acts, physical violence or gruesome subject matter will be discarded.
Sending Money
If you want to send money to an inmate, so know that Pierce County Jail does not accept cash by mail or in person. Cash received through the mail will be returned to sender. US Postal and Western Union money orders will only be accepted by mail. The mailing address is:
Pierce County Jail
432 West Main Street
PO Box 9, Ellsworth, WI, 54011
Access Corrections Secure Deposits is another convenient way to deposit funds into your inmate’s account. Use your Visa or MasterCard to send money with one of the following options:
1. Smart Device: Download our Android or iOS app.
2. Online: www.accesscorrections.com. The app and online options offer the lowest handling charge!
3. Pierce County Jail’s Lobby Kiosk: Easy to use and accepts cash.
Commissary
A commissary is a store within the jail. Inmates who have money on their accounts can buy snacks and other things from the commissary.
The Pierce County Jail’s Commissary sells various products like clothing, shoes, snacks, personal hygiene products, books, magazines, and games.
Phone Calls
Inmates at Pierce County Jail may use telephones that are in their cells. Calls are free within the local dialing area. Collect call phones are available to make calls outside of the local dialing area. The inmates are limited to 15-minute phone calls, and the calls are terminated at 15 minutes.
When an inmate calls you collect, you are responsible for the fee. You can call Securus Correctional Billing at 1- 800- 844-6591 for the collect call fee in your area.
Visitation Rules
Visitation at Pierce County Jail is a privilege, not a right.
Each inmate is allowed one 30-minute visit three times a week. A maximum of two adults will be allowed to visit at any one time.
A dress code is enforced for all visitors coming in to visit. Wearing inappropriate clothing (such as provocative or revealing clothes) will result in denied visitation.
VISITATION HOURS
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.