How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Bartow County Sheriff's Office creates an inmate cash account at intake. Any money taken during booking, plus deposits from family and friends, goes into that account. To add funds in person, use the Jail ATM kiosk in the bonding/visitation lobby—it accepts cash, credit, or debit, prints a receipt, and charges a service fee. For commissary, web orders are capped at $150 per order, and you're limited to two web-ordered commissary packs per commissary week. One important limit: the facility won't accept deposits if the inmate's balance hits $1,000.00 or more. Using other methods like online transfers or mailed money orders? Follow the facility's payee and voucher instructions carefully to avoid delays.
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Commissary at Bartow County Detention Center runs on a weekly schedule. Deliveries arrive on Wednesday, and orders must be submitted before early Tuesday morning to make that week's delivery. Miss the cutoff, and the order won't go out until the following Wednesday.
Bartow County Jail accepts cash, credit cards, debit cards, and money orders for inmate deposits. One thing to know before you send anything: the jail won't accept deposits if the inmate's balance hits $1,000.00 or more.
Inmate accounts are created at intake. You can add funds at the Jail ATM kiosk in the bonding/visitation lobby using cash, credit, or debit (a service fee applies), and you'll get a receipt. Other options may include online transfers or mailed money orders—follow the facility's payee and voucher instructions to avoid delays.
Yes. Commissary web orders have a $150 maximum per order. Web-ordered commissary packs are also limited to two per commissary week.
Not always. The jail will not accept deposits when the inmate’s account balance is $1,000.00 or more. Wait to deposit again until the balance falls below that limit.
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