About Cook County Jail – Division III

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The Cook County Jail – Division III is the facility that will take inmates who have just been arrested throughout the county as well as inmates who are currently going through their trial, and lastly inmates who have already been sentenced.

The Cook County Jail – Division III is an adult inmate facility. No juveniles are housed here. The youngest inmate that is accepted into the Cook County Jail – Division III is 18 years of age.

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Inmate Search

First and foremost, you should know that not all county jails will have their inmate roster available online. This is the case when it comes to the Cook County Jail - Division III.

The Sheriff’s Department decided to not opt-in to making their inmate roster for the Cook County Public.

So if you are looking for information on an inmate who just got put into the Cook County Jail - Division III or they are going through their trial or serving out their sentence, the only way you can get updated information is to get in touch with the Cook County Jail - Division III or the Cook County Sheriff’s Department.

You will not be able to locate any inmate’s information online.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Want another way to communicate with an inmate in the Cook County Jail - Division III? You can write them letters!

You should always write an inmate a letter. It is a great morale booster. Inmates love to hear what you have been up to while they have been locked away.

Just always keep everything family-friendly. The inmate will not be the only eyes reading what you have to say. The Cook County Jail - Division III has the right to dispose of any and all mail that does not follow their mailing guidelines.

To get the most up to date mailing guidelines, you will need to contact the Cook County Jail - Division III directly.

Sending Money

Inmates may ask you to send them money. They are not asking you to send them money for them to blow it on whatever their hearts desire. They are asking for this money, so they can purchase items they will need from the Cook County Jail - Division III commissary.

If you live local, it is easy to deposit funds into their account. You can bring down a money order to the Cook County Jail - Division III with the inmate’s name on it and they will be able to deposit it there for you. The funds should be officially deposited into the inmate’s account within a day or two.

Phone calls

The Cook County Jail - Division III recognizes that inmates need a solid support system on the outside. So, when they get off the facility, they have a great support system to come home to, so they will likely not offend in the future.

Therefore, the Cook County Jail - Division III allows inmates to use the telephones daily. The only time they cannot use the telephones during the facilities count time or when the facility is under lockdown.

Inmates will be permitted to make collect calls home. These calls can last up to 15-minutes in length.

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