How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Brazos County accepts inmate account deposits through SmartInmate. Creating an account is free, and you can use it to add funds, send messages and photos, and manage other remote services. The minimum deposit is $5.00, and each transaction carries a $1.50 processing fee. For commissary, place orders through the county's Tiger Commissary system by 8:00pm Central to meet estimated delivery schedules. Don't send cash or include personal correspondence with money orders. If you run into issues, SmartInmate customer care can help.
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Brazos County takes deposits through SmartInmate. Create a free account online to add funds and manage services. Stick to the deposit options the jail approves and follow their instructions exactly. Don't send cash or include personal letters with money orders.
SmartInmate deposits for Brazos County require a minimum $5.00 deposit. Each deposit also has a $1.50 processing fee.
Place your order through Tiger Commissary by 8:00pm Central. That cutoff helps meet the facility’s estimated delivery schedules.
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