How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Alachua County Jail uses Access Corrections for online payments, including sending money to someone in custody and making bail, parole, or probation payments. Want to order commissary or a care package? Access Securepak (AccessCatalog) lets you set up an account, browse the facility's product menu, and place an order. Before sending funds or placing an order, have the person's full name and booking or ID number ready, and follow the vendor's instructions so the deposit gets credited correctly. Some jails also offer lobby kiosks, phone deposits, or mailed money orders/cashier's checks, though availability depends on the facility and vendor. Fees and rules can change, so double-check current instructions before you pay.
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Send money online through Access Corrections for deposits—it also handles bail, parole, and probation payments for this facility. Some jails offer additional options like kiosks, phone payments, or mailed money orders, but availability varies.
Yes. Access Corrections supports making bail, parole, or probation payments online for Alachua County Jail.
Use Access Securepak (AccessCatalog) to create an account, view the facility's product menu, and place an order. Review the vendor's rules and current availability before checking out—options and fees can vary.
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