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Madison Sheriff
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Madison County Sheriff
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1012 N John Wayne Drive
PO Box 517 Winterset, IA 50273
The Sheriff is the principal peace officer of the county;
Duties include:
Summons grand jurors and trial jurors May call any person to his aid, and when necessary summons the power of the county Serves subpoenas and other notices and levies on property when a judgment has been secured Executes and returns all writs and other legal processes issued by lawful authority Custodian of the county jail and is responsible for all prisoners committed to him until discharged by law Transport individuals to locations as directed by court order
Employees
Nicole Shore
Dispatcher
Stephanie Walker
Dispatcher
Emiliegh Weir
Dispatcher
Autumn Weed
Dispatcher
Denny Thompson
Jail Administrator
Kaleb Grandstaff
Jailer
Denise Gordon
Jailer
Mekenna Lauer
Jailer
Patrick Fletchall
Jailer
Lee Sutton
Jailer
Sheriff's Office Services
24 hour County wide Communications Center - Enhanced 911 (Law Enforcement, Ambulance, Fire & Rescue)
Contract Law Enforcement for the Communities of St. Charles and Truro
Madison County Jail - 12 beds: Visitation is on Sundays from 1:00PM to 5:00PM.
Visitors must be 18 years of age and have a current photo ID. Registration is first come.
Special visit requests should be directed to the Jail administrator or Sheriff.
What are Methamphetamines?
Strong central nervous system stimulant
Powerful interactive effect upon pleasure centers in the brain
Street names include crank, meth, speed, uppers, ice
What do they look like?
Pure methamphetamine is white, odorless and bitter tasting
Street meth (impure) can appear as powder, lumps, chunks
Street meth can be brown, yellow, pinkish, reddish in color
Deterioration of the teeth
Physical Effects and Risks
Rapid weight loss due to decreased appetite
Increase heart rate and increased blood pressure
Shakes, twitching, dilated pupils
Seizures and strokes
Heart problems
Skin problems
Deterioration of the teeth
Physchological Effects and Risks
Sense of power/well being
Very talkative
Anxiety
Paranoia
Depression (suicidal thinking)
Hallucinations
Repetitive behaviors
Aggressiveness
Delusions & psychosis
Memory problems
Why is it attractive to young people?
Curiosity
Use of other substances
Peer Pressure
Sense of invulnerability
CIVIL OFFICE HOURS
CIVIL OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
(Closed on Holidays)
(Closed for 30-minute lunch between 12p.m.-2p.m.)
WEAPON PERMITS
• Applications are only accepted during regular office hours listed above.
• Online submissions are not available currently.
• If you need to make arrangements outside of regular business hours, please contact the Civil Department at 515-462-3575, Option 2 during office hours.
• If you plan to mail in your application, please contact the Civil Department in advance for instructions on required documentation.
• Cash or check acce ted, no card payments accepted at this time.
• Renewal applications can be submitted 30 days prior or 30 days past current cards expiration. After 30 days, your application will be a new permit application.
• Renew Permits $25. New Permits $50.