How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Family and friends can deposit money into an inmate's account at Adams County Detention Facility to cover commissary, phone services, and other approved expenses. The facility charges a $30 booking fee at arrest, and that amount is automatically deducted from any funds deposited. You can make deposits through the online portal, a phone deposit service, or an in-person kiosk. Have the inmate's name and any required facility ID ready when you submit payment. Processing times vary by vendor, so plan for a couple of days before funds post. If you use the state's online payment portal, it's run by a third party and may tack on vendor or portal fees.
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Putting money on someone's jail account helps them cover basics and stay connected. At Adams County Detention Facility, there's one thing to plan for: a $30 booking fee that gets deducted automatically.
Use a facility-approved method: the online portal, a phone deposit service, or an in-person kiosk. Enter the inmate's name and any required facility ID, then complete payment through the vendor. Allow a couple of days for the deposit to process and post.
Yes. A $30 booking fee is charged at arrest and is automatically deducted from money deposited into the inmate’s account.
Yes. The state's online payment portal is run by a third party, and additional vendor or portal fees may apply to your transaction.
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