Harrison County Jail / Law Enforcement Center — Logan, Iowa

The active adult Sheriff jail is inside the Harrison County Law Enforcement Center at 111 S 1st Ave, Logan, IA 51546. Call 712-600-9776 for the jail; Sheriff Brandon Doiel and Jail Administrator Garrett Klutts are current.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Harrison County directory

The jail is not the courthouse at 111 N 2nd Ave, city police, juvenile court, Fourth District supervision, an Iowa prison, BOP/ICE custody, a residential program, work release or another Harrison County jail in a different state. Confirm any transfer before using another facility’s rules.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Judicial Branch — Harrison County · Iowa Judicial Branch — Harrison County Juvenile Court Office · Iowa DOC — Fourth Judicial District · Iowa DOC — Districts and prisons · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate locator · ICE — Online detainee locator

No reviewed current official page publishes the jail’s physical capacity, live population, staffed-bed count or classification availability. Do not use historical or commercial bed counts to predict acceptance, transfer or release.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50

Harrison County operates daily jail rules at this building. No reviewed current county page identifies a standing USMS, BOP, ICE or other-county housing contract; ask the jail whether another agency controls a hold or transfer.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · U.S. Marshals Service — Prisoner Operations · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate locator · ICE — Online detainee locator

Use IowaVINE with the exact legal name and date of birth when available, or call 888-742-8463, then call 712-600-9776 before paying, mailing, visiting or driving. The county does not publish a separate current live roster.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff — IowaVINE information · VINELink Iowa · Iowa Attorney General — IowaVINE · Harrison County Sheriff

A missing IowaVINE result does not prove release. Retry spelling and prior names, allow for booking delay, then ask the jail whether the person is being booked, at court or a hospital, transferred, held for another agency or outside Harrison custody.

Sources: VINELink Iowa · Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Judicial Branch — Search court records · Iowa DOC — Districts and prisons · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate locator · ICE — Online detainee locator

Use 712-600-9776 for jail rules; 712-600-9774 or 866-745-0711 for Sheriff administration/dispatch; 712-644-2665 for the Clerk; assigned counsel for defense; 800-842-8065 for SWITA; and the Iowa Ombudsman after local review.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Harrison County directory · Iowa Judicial Branch — Harrison County · Iowa State Public Defender — General FAQs · SWITA · Iowa Office of Ombudsman — Contact

The Sheriff page conflicts with itself. Its summary says male visits Tuesday or Thursday by appointment 3:30-6:30 p.m. and female visits Wednesday 3:30-6:30 p.m.; the detailed section says males Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday 12:00-5:00 p.m. and females Wednesday/Sunday 12:00-5:00 p.m. Call 712-600-9776 before travel.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

Schedule at least 2 hours ahead by calling 712-600-9776. The detailed rule says 30 minutes and one visit per person per calendar week; anyone more than 15 minutes late may be denied. Confirm the applicable day because the live schedules conflict.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

Anyone incarcerated at this facility during the past 30 days is ineligible to visit. The county publishes appointment scheduling but not a standing family visitor-list procedure, background-check timing or maximum list size; give only information requested through 712-600-9776 and confirm approval.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

The detailed rules require current government photo ID such as a driver license, state ID, passport or military ID. Visitors may face metal-detector, pat-down or visual search; refusal or appearing under the influence causes denial. Expired ID, temporary papers and name mismatch remain unpublished.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

The detailed rule says visitors under 18 require a court order and may not wait unsupervised in the lobby. It does not publish the required order language, filing route, adult relationship proof or whether a minor can participate remotely; ask the jail and Clerk before travel.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Judicial Branch — Harrison County

Clothing must be clean, conservative, in good repair and nonoffensive; skirts and shorts must reach mid-thigh. Sleeveless shirts are allowed, but tank, halter and spaghetti-strap tops are not. Staff may require removal of coats, hats, gloves or sunglasses; medical sunglasses need a prescription. Disruption may end the visit and trigger a 30-day ban.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

Phones, cameras, recording devices, purses, bags, cups and backpacks are prohibited. The page also oddly says no cell-phone use while suggesting a phone stay on the person or locked in the car; call for the current phone-storage rule and do not assume a locker exists.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

Visits may be canceled or denied for staffing or operations. The page directs exception questions to jail administration but does not publish a form for disability, distance, hospital, clergy or protective-order needs; call 712-600-9776 before spending money.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · ADA.gov — State and local governments

Attorney, clergy and other professional scheduling, credentials, confidential space, documents and devices are not published. Counsel or the professional should coordinate directly with the jail; do not treat an ordinary family visit as privileged.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa State Public Defender — General FAQs

No current official county source identifies a family video-visiting vendor or remote-video product. The detailed rule describes visits without naming a mode; confirm whether the appointment is in-person, onsite video or remote before creating any vendor account.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · GUARDIAN RFID

Because the current mode and the published schedules are unresolved, do not infer remote availability from another Iowa jail or a vendor directory. Ask 712-600-9776 which entrance or platform applies to the confirmed appointment.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

If staff names a video provider, use the provider site reached from the jail’s official instruction, match the resident’s exact name/identifier, save the confirmation and verify the local schedule. No current county-linked signup path was found.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

For login, charge or device problems, contact the provider only after staff identifies it and save the error and receipt. For approval, housing, schedule or cancellation, call the jail. Neither side should be assumed able to override the other.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

No reviewed current official county source identifies the incarcerated-person phone or text provider, account path, calling mode or rates. The GUARDIAN RFID badge on the Sheriff page does not prove a family communications service.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · GUARDIAN RFID

Do not reuse historical Reliance pricing or another jail’s per-minute, text, tax or fee figures. Ask 712-600-9776 for the current provider, then review the exact Harrison checkout total and save the receipt.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

After the jail identifies the provider, use exact name and booking identifier, confirm whether funds belong to a phone account or resident wallet, verify the phone number and test a small amount. No current official setup path is published.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

Record the call time, displayed number, error, amount, receipt and last four payment digits. Ask the provider about account/payment faults and the jail about local privileges, housing or approved-number restrictions; request the escalation number.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

The county does not publish electronic-message, photo-message, attachment or content-review rules. Ask whether any current provider offers messaging before paying, and do not send legal, medical or urgent content through an unverified consumer channel.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

No current county source publishes a Harrison inmate-voicemail number, price, length or delivery schedule. Do not use a commercial or historical voicemail number without confirmation from 712-600-9776.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

For immediate danger call 911. For an urgent family death, hospitalization or safety concern, call 712-600-9776, state the resident’s exact identity and ask what verification is required; delivery and timing are not promised.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

No reviewed current county source publishes an inmate personal-mail address, resident-number format or whether mail is scanned offsite. Do not use the Law Enforcement Center address, a PO box or a commercial scanner address until 712-600-9776 confirms it.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

Before mailing, ask for recipient name/identifier, line order, street or scan address, return-address requirements and whether unit/pod is needed. Read the address back to staff and keep a photo of the envelope.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

No current local rule publishes prohibited paper, ink, stickers, cards, perfume, bodily substances, return/destruction handling or mail-appeal deadlines. Ask the jail before sending anything beyond a plain letter.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50

The county does not publish photo quantity, size, paper, content, Polaroid prohibition, digital-print acceptance or excess handling. Ask for the current local rule and do not import limits from another facility.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

No current local source states whether books, magazines or newspapers are accepted, whether they must ship directly from a publisher, or what bindings/content are prohibited. Confirm each title and seller before ordering.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

The county does not publish a legal-mail address, required marking, attorney credential rule, inspection method or delivery dispute process. Counsel should call the jail and keep proof of the confirmed route; do not treat ordinary personal mail as privileged.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa State Public Defender — General FAQs

No current local rule authorizes clothing, hygiene, food, electronics, medical devices or medication packages. Ask what item is approved, who may send it, the exact address and how rejected items are returned before shipment.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

No current official county source publishes an onsite trust kiosk, location, hours, accepted cash/cards, fee, resident identifier or refund path. Call 712-600-9776 before traveling with money.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

No current county page identifies an online or telephone inmate-deposit vendor. Do not select Harrison County from a commercial vendor list without jail confirmation; namesake facilities and outdated contracts can route money incorrectly.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

The county does not publish whether cash, checks or money orders are accepted by mail, the payee, memo, address, limits or receipt procedure. Obtain every field from 712-600-9776 and repeat it back before mailing.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

No reviewed current official source names a commissary provider, order cutoff, delivery day, spending cap, substitution, discipline restriction or refund process. Ask whether trust and commissary use the same account before paying.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

State standards do not establish Harrison’s exact request form, waiting period, hygiene/writing supplies, postage, medical copays or debt treatment. Ask jail staff for the current written process and appeal route.

Sources: Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50 · Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Office of Ombudsman — Correctional facilities

No current local source explains how trust, commissary, phone/video or other electronic balances are returned or transferred. Ask which balance the jail controls, which a vendor controls and what ID or deadline applies after release or transfer.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

For immediate danger call 911. For a person already in custody, call 712-600-9776, provide exact identity and objective symptoms, ask for the shift supervisor and request that the concern be documented; staff may not disclose protected details.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50

No reviewed current local source names the jail’s clinical provider, sick-call request, appointment schedule, copay, family-message channel or records route. Public Health is a community agency, not proven jail medical staff.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa HHS — Harrison County Home & Public Health · Harrison County Home & Public Health — Contact · Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50

No current local procedure covers prescription verification, pharmacy transfer, outside medicine, glasses, hearing aids, CPAP or mobility devices. Call the jail first; do not leave medicine at an entrance without explicit instructions and a receipt.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50

For immediate self-harm or violence risk call 911 and 712-600-9776 with concrete observations. The jail does not publish its mental-health provider or family workflow. Your Life Iowa and 211 are community navigation, not jail treatment desks.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Your Life Iowa · 211 Iowa

Staff may accept health information without confirming diagnosis or treatment. Ask how to submit identity, medication, allergies, provider contact and objective concern securely, and whether authorization is needed for any response; no local form is published.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50

No current county page publishes the inmate grievance form, emergency route, response deadline or appeal levels. Ask the jail for the written process and keep dates/copies; the Iowa Ombudsman may review administration after a reasonable local attempt.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50 · Iowa Office of Ombudsman — Correctional facilities · Iowa Office of Ombudsman — Contact

No jail-specific ADA coordinator, request form, response deadline or appeal route was found. Call 712-600-9776, describe the functional need and requested accommodation, ask for the responsible official and keep written records.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · ADA.gov — State and local governments

For immediate danger call 911 and the jail. The county page does not publish a Harrison-specific PREA coordinator, confidential/anonymous external channel or third-party reporting form; ask 712-600-9776 how to report without routing the concern to an implicated person.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · PREA Resource Center · Iowa Administrative Code chapter 201—50

After a reasonable local attempt, the Iowa Ombudsman can review correctional administration. It cannot replace 911, counsel, a court filing deadline or a medical emergency response; preserve names, dates, written decisions and requested remedy.

Sources: Iowa Office of Ombudsman — Correctional facilities · Iowa Office of Ombudsman — Contact

The Harrison County Clerk is at 111 N 2nd Ave, Logan, 712-644-2665; case scheduling is 712-328-5754. Use court records for filings/orders, then the jail/IowaVINE for present custody because a hearing or bond order does not prove release.

Sources: Iowa Judicial Branch — Harrison County · Iowa Judicial Branch — Search court records · VINELink Iowa

The County Attorney prosecutes and is not defense counsel. Check the court record or Clerk for appointed counsel. The State Public Defender lists a Council Bluffs office at 300 W Broadway Suite 125, 712-323-9115, but the listing does not prove assignment to a specific case.

Sources: Harrison County Attorney · Iowa State Public Defender — Office locations · Iowa State Public Defender — Key staff · Iowa State Public Defender — General FAQs · Iowa Judicial Branch — Harrison County

Use the filed order and Clerk to confirm amount and type, then ask 712-600-9776 for accepted payee, payment method, location, receipt, after-hours handling and any other hold. No current Harrison jail bond-payment procedure is published.

Sources: Iowa Judicial Branch — Criminal cases FAQ · Iowa Judicial Branch — Harrison County · Harrison County Sheriff

No current local source publishes property authorization, pickup hours, ID, eligible recipient, storage deadline or abandoned-property rule. Call the jail, ask whether the resident must sign first and record the staff instructions.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

A court disposition, IowaVINE alert or family expectation does not prove physical release. Call 712-600-9776 to ask whether release is authorized, processing is complete and pickup instructions exist; the county publishes no release window or notification method.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · VINELink Iowa · Iowa Judicial Branch — Search court records

Bond or case resolution may not clear probation, parole, warrant, immigration, USMS, BOP, Iowa or another-county holds. Ask the jail which agency controls the next movement and verify with that agency before traveling.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Iowa DOC — Fourth Judicial District · Iowa DOC — Districts and prisons · U.S. Marshals Service — Prisoner Operations · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate locator · ICE — Online detainee locator

No current local source explains return of trust, commissary, phone/video balances, medication, clothing, documents or property. Ask what is issued at the door, what follows later, which vendor handles an electronic balance and what receipt is provided.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff

Probation, parole, pretrial or residential placement through Iowa DOC’s Fourth District is not continued Harrison jail custody. Obtain the assigned officer, reporting deadline and written destination from release papers.

Sources: Iowa DOC — Fourth Judicial District · Iowa DOC — Districts and prisons

Confirm ID, medication, supervision, transportation, food and safe housing. General Relief, West Central Community Action, Public Health, Your Life Iowa and 211 may help based on eligibility and availability; none guarantees money, a bed or a ride.

Sources: Harrison County General Relief · West Central Community Action — Outreach/Food Pantry · Harrison County Home & Public Health — Contact · Your Life Iowa · 211 Iowa

The verified address is 111 S 1st Ave, but the county does not publish a booking, visitor, attorney, self-surrender or release entrance. Call 712-600-9776 for the open door, check-in point and after-hours instruction before arrival.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Harrison County directory

Iowa DOT identifies SWITA as the public transit provider for Harrison County. Call 800-842-8065 or 712-243-2518 during dispatch hours, Monday-Friday 6:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., and request a prescheduled trip to the exact Logan address; service depends on vehicle/driver availability.

Sources: Iowa DOT — SWITA transit system · SWITA · SWITA — How to ride · SWITA — Services

SWITA publishes Missouri Valley taxi service Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. at $3 general or $2.50 for age 60+, effective 2025-08-01. The jail is in Logan, so these figures do not establish its fare; ask dispatch for the exact trip category and payment.

Sources: SWITA — Rates · SWITA — Services

For October 2-8, 2026, regular on-demand service is potentially available Friday and Monday-Thursday within 6:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; no regular Saturday/Sunday on-demand window is published. Each trip needs confirmation and none of these dates is a listed SWITA no-service holiday.

Sources: SWITA — Services · SWITA — Holiday no-service days

SWITA is demand response, not a published fixed jail route. No official curb, stop, accessible final path or entrance-to-curb distance was found; ask dispatch where the vehicle will stop and the jail which door is open.

Sources: Iowa DOT — SWITA transit system · SWITA — How to ride · Harrison County Sheriff

No reviewed official source identifies a jail-visitor lot, accessible stall, after-hours space, release-waiting area or towing restriction at 111 S 1st Ave. Ask 712-600-9776 where to park and which entrance to use.

Sources: Harrison County Sheriff · Harrison County directory

SWITA publishes regular weekday on-demand hours and separately notes vehicles may operate around the clock subject to contract/availability. Neither statement guarantees uncertain-time jail release pickup; confirm release first, ask dispatch and keep a private backup.

Sources: SWITA — Services · SWITA · Harrison County Sheriff

Americas Best Value Inn at 3167 Joliet Ave, Missouri Valley, 712-642-4788, and Super 8 at 1967 Hwy 30, 712-642-4003, are direct lodging contacts outside Logan. Confirm live price, cancellation, accessibility, late arrival and transportation before booking.

Sources: Americas Best Value Inn Missouri Valley · Super 8 Missouri Valley

West Central Community Action’s Harrison outreach/food pantry is at 107 N 4th Ave Suite 7, Logan, 712-644-3388. Harrison General Relief may issue vendor assistance based on eligibility and funding. Call first; neither source guarantees same-day food or jail delivery.

Sources: West Central Community Action — Outreach/Food Pantry · Harrison County General Relief · Harrison County General Relief — food assistance

General Relief at 301 N 6th Ave, 712-644-2760, handles limited eligibility-based basics; West Central Community Action handles outreach/food programs; 211 can search housing, transport and treatment. They do not control custody or release.

Sources: Harrison County General Relief · West Central Community Action — Outreach/Food Pantry · 211 Iowa

Harrison County Home & Public Health at 122 W 8th St, 712-644-2220, Your Life Iowa and 211 can support families or reentry. They do not confirm custody, deliver routine jail messages or disclose jail health information.

Sources: Iowa HHS — Harrison County Home & Public Health · Harrison County Home & Public Health — Contact · Your Life Iowa · 211 Iowa