Office of the
Lincoln County Sheriff
Wade Magers, Sheriff

 

Lincoln County Jail

Visitation Information

Visitation

Visiting Days:
Wednesdays and Saturdays
All Holidays
          2 pm to 4 pm

Visitation Rules

Only two visitors at a time, excluding children under the age of twelve (12) will be allowed with a thirty (30) minute time limit per inmate per day. 

 Parent or legal guardian must accompany persons under the age of eighteen (18) years of age.

 Photo identification is required prior to visitations.

Special visitations will only be authorized by the Jail Superintendent.  Visitation will not be allowed if an ongoing investigation may be jeopardized.  The Jail Superintendent or Corrections Staff may deny visitation for different reasons when presented.

 Visitors shall not drop off correspondence, pictures or any other items of any kind for the inmate.  All correspondence must come through the mail unless authorized by the Jail Superintendent.  Commissary will be ordered through Swanson Services and distributed on the days delivered.  All commissary items must be prepackaged.  The Jail Superintendent must approve all items not furnished through commissary. 

No personal checks will be accepted from or for the inmates.  All monies received shall be either cash, cashiers check, or personal money order.

 

Mailing Information

All Correspondence will be addressed as:
Inmates Full Name
Lincoln County Jail
PO Box 367
Davenport, WA 99122

All books, magazines and papers must be sent directly from the
publishers.

All monies sent will be put on the inmates accounts. Only certified
checks or money orders will be accepted by mail.

Warrants Division

The warrants division is responsible for processing of all felony warrants issued from Superior court and misdemeanor warrants issued from District court. Currently the sheriff's office has over 360 active warrants.

Processing includes entering felony warrants into the state crime information computer and national crime information computer. There is also processing involved when a person is arrested on the warrant or the court quashes (dismisses) the warrant.

If you have information on an individual who has a warrant you can call the warrants division (509) 725-3501 and leave the information or call 911. If you are checking to see if you have a warrant or to see if someone else has a warrant, do not call the warrants division. For felony warrants call the prosecutors office at (509)725-4040. For misdemeanor warrants you need to call district court at (509)725-2281. If the warrant was issued by any other agency you will need to contact that agency.

2010 Holiday's

Friday, January 1	New Year's Day
Monday, January 18	Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Monday, February 15*	Washington's Birthday
Monday, May 31	Memorial Day
Monday, July 5**	Independence Day
Monday, September 6	Labor Day
Monday, October 11	Columbus Day
Thursday, November 11	Veterans Day
Thursday, November 25	Thanksgiving Day
Friday, December 24***	Christmas Day