How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add money for an inmate at Brown County Jail, you have a few options: use the lobby kiosk at the main jail or work release facility, or deposit online through inmatecanteen.com. The jail has also announced that phone and video services are moving to ICSolutions—users should set up accounts through JailATM.com. Deposited money goes into the inmate's account for commissary and other approved purchases. Outstanding debts may be deducted before any balance becomes available. Have the inmate's full name and ID ready (plus any vendor-required codes or birthdate) to avoid delays. If you're mailing funds, send a money order or cashier's check—not cash or personal checks.
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You can deposit money in person using the lobby kiosk at the main jail or the work release facility. You can also deposit online at inmatecanteen.com using the inmate’s name and ID.
Yes. The county announced phone and video services are moving to ICSolutions, and users are advised to set up accounts through JailATM.com. Check the facility notice for details and any activation dates.
Have the inmate’s full name and inmate ID ready. Depending on the vendor, you may also need the inmate’s birthdate or a facility code, so enter required identifiers exactly as requested.
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