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How to Send an Enhanced Commissary Package to Someone at Branchville Correctional Facility
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Send Money at Branchville Corrections Facility, IN
How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Overview
Branchville Correctional Facility participates in the Indiana DOC Enhanced Commissary Food & Hygiene program. This allows one enhanced order of up to $150 in approved food and hygiene items per incarcerated person each quarter. Orders must follow the facility's approved item list, and the Policies/FAQ explain who qualifies and when orders are delivered. Not everyone is eligible—people in Restrictive Housing and those at the Reception Diagnostic Center (RDC) cannot receive enhanced orders. If you'd rather order by mail, Branchville provides a downloadable mail-in form. For other ways to add money to a trust/commissary account (online, app, phone, kiosk, or mailed options), use the facility's send-money guidance along with Indiana DOC's statewide funding guidance.
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Quick Facts
- Branchville allows one Enhanced Commissary Food & Hygiene order of up to $150 per incarcerated person each quarter.
- Incarcerated individuals in Restrictive Housing and at the Reception Diagnostic Center (RDC) are not eligible to receive Enhanced Commissary orders.
- Branchville offers a downloadable order form for mailing in commissary orders.
- Enhanced commissary orders may include any approved items listed on the facility website and Policies/FAQ describe eligibility and delivery schedule.
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Common Questions
How much can I send with an Enhanced Commissary Food & Hygiene order to someone at Branchville?
You can send one Enhanced Commissary Food & Hygiene order worth up to $150 per incarcerated person each quarter.
Who is not eligible to receive Enhanced Commissary orders at Branchville?
People in Restrictive Housing and those at the Reception Diagnostic Center (RDC) are not eligible to receive Enhanced Commissary orders at Branchville.
How do I place an Enhanced Commissary order or mail a commissary form to Branchville?
Use Branchville's downloadable mail-in order form to place a commissary order by mail. The Policies/FAQ has the approved item list, eligibility rules, and delivery schedule.
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