How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Belmont County Jail processes commissary deliveries on Tuesdays and Fridays. Funds must be on the inmate's account by Monday at 7:00 AM for Tuesday delivery and by Thursday at 7:00 AM for Friday delivery. You can add funds in person at the sheriff's office lobby kiosk (five-dollar bills or higher, or debit/credit with a valid ID), or mail a money order made payable to the inmate. The jail also directs people to Access Corrections for online deposits. For bail, cash bonds require exact change, and you'll pay a one-time $3.00 non-refundable fee plus a state-mandated $25.00 bond fee. Confirm approved deposit channels and vendor fees before sending money.
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Getting money onto an inmate's account is straightforward once you know your options — and the cutoff times that actually matter. Here's how to deposit funds at Belmont County Jail and when the money needs to land to count for commissary.
You can deposit funds at the sheriff’s office lobby kiosk (accepts five-dollar bills or higher, or debit/credit with a valid ID), mail a money order payable to the inmate, or use Access Corrections for electronic deposits.
Funds must be on the inmate’s account by Monday at 7:00 AM and Thursday at 7:00 AM to be included in commissary deliveries processed Tuesdays and Fridays.
A one-time $3.00 non-refundable fee and a state-mandated $25.00 bond fee apply. Cash bonds must be paid in cash with exact change, and surety bonds may involve collateral through bonding companies.
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