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Money / Commissary
Guidelines for Inmate Accounts
- Inmates on "No Privilege" status will only be permitted to purchase items from the hygiene, written correspondence, and clothing categories.
- Inmates will not be allowed to transfer money from one inmate to another, nor will an inmate be allowed to receive money from an outside source payable to another inmate.
- Inmates will not possess any money.
Adding Money to an Inmate's Commissary
The only acceptable ways to add money to an inmate’s commissary account are cash deposits, and credit and debit cards.
Cash deposits may be made to an inmate’s account through the use of the Lobby Kiosk located in the video visitation area behind the front desk in the lobby. This machine is similar to an ATM and instructions for use are listed on the screen and given verbally.
The Lobby Kiosk accepts $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills only. A charge of $3 per transaction will be assessed for each deposit.
Credit and debit cards may be used to deposit money into an inmate’s account through the Lobby Kiosk as well. A convenience fee will be assessed per transaction.
Credit and debit cards may be used to deposit money into an inmate’s account by visiting the Inmate Canteen website. To complete a debit or credit card transaction you will need to set up an account through the website. You will need to have the inmate’s first and last name or booking number.
Money Orders
Effective November 1, 2018, money orders are no longer be accepted as a means to fund an inmate account.
Beware of Scams
Beware of social media sites or scams that may advertise or state they can assist in adding money to an inmate’s account! The only acceptable ways to add money to an inmate’s commissary account are through credit/debit cards via Inmate Canteen or by making a cash or credit/debit deposit at the Lobby Kiosk.