How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Putting money on someone's account at Bacon Probation Detention? Pre-paid collect deposits are capped at $200.00 per deposit, so larger amounts need to be split across multiple transactions. The facility lists funding fees as $0.00 per deposit when using IVR, website, live agent, check, or money order. Common deposit methods in Georgia include online transfers through third-party vendors, lobby kiosks/ATMs, mailed money orders (often with printable vouchers), and vendor commissary services—availability varies by facility. If you're mailing a money order or using a voucher, follow the required voucher and addressing details exactly to avoid delays. Two things to keep in mind: deposited funds may be applied to outstanding debts first, and you typically need to be on the recipient's approved sender/visitor list before you can send money.
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Deposits to pre-paid collect accounts are limited to $200.00 per deposit.
Funding via IVR, website, live agent, check, or money order is listed as $0.00 per deposit.
Common options include online transfers through approved vendors, lobby kiosks/ATMs, mailed money orders with the facility voucher, or vendor commissary services (availability can vary). If you mail a money order or use a voucher, match the facility’s voucher and addressing requirements, and make sure you’re on the recipient’s approved sender/visitor list before sending funds.
Want to send a food package to someone at Bacon Probation Detention? You'll need to order through Union Supply—the approved vendor for Georgia Department of Corrections package deliveries to Probation Detention Centers. There are four ways to place an order: mail, phone, fax, or online.
Use the GDC **Add Visitor** option when you already have a visit scheduled at Bacon Probation Detention and need to include another person on that same appointment. This is the right tool when plans change and someone else wants to come along—the visit already exists, you're just updating who will attend.
Budgeting for phone contact is tough when the rates and rules aren't clear. Here's what you need to know about calls from Bacon Probation Detention in Georgia.
