Find ways to send money or commissary funds to an inmate at Adams County Jail, IL, including deposit options and payment guidance when available.
Adams County Jail offers several deposit options depending on what you're funding. For phone-account deposits, use the lobby kiosk—it accepts cash and major credit cards. For commissary, use the east visitation-entrance kiosk (available 24/7). It takes credit/debit and coins but won't accept dollar bills. You can also deposit online through the InmateSales app/website or JAILATM.COM. Keep in mind that phone service (CTEL/CPC) and commissary (InmateSales) are separate accounts, so you'll need to fund each one individually. Money orders are no longer accepted. Double-check the incarcerated person's name and booking/ID or date of birth before submitting to avoid delays.
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Use the east visitation-entrance kiosk—enter the inmate's name and follow the on-screen prompts. You can also deposit online through the InmateSales app/website or JAILATM.COM. Money orders are no longer accepted.
No. Phone funds (CTEL/CPC) and commissary funds (InmateSales) are separate accounts that need to be funded independently. Always verify the incarcerated person's full name and their booking/ID or date of birth before each deposit.
For help setting up an online commissary or phone account, call the Public Help line at 1-870-627-5476. For InmateSales-specific problems, contact their customer service at 702-829-3001.
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Want to put money on an inmate's account at Adams County Jail? You've got two options: a 24-hour lobby kiosk at the east visitation entrance, or online through JAILATM.COM.
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