How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Atlantic County Justice Facility is not accepting in-person money deposits for inmate funds right now. Money you send goes into a single personal account for the person in custody, covering commissary, phone calls, tablets, and similar services. Deposit options to confirm with the facility typically include online, phone, on-site kiosks, or mail. Processing times and service fees vary by method. If you mail a payment, include the required deposit form and clearly list the inmate's full name and ID number. Never send cash or extra items. Confirm the facility's exact mailing instructions before sending anything.
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No. Atlantic County Justice Facility is not accepting in-person money deposits for inmate funds at this time.
Common options to check with the facility include online deposits, deposits by phone, on-site kiosks, or mail. Processing times and service fees vary by method, so confirm the facility’s approved options before sending funds.
Include the facility’s required deposit form plus the inmate’s full name and ID number. Do not send cash or extra items, and confirm the facility’s exact mailing instructions before you send it.
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