How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Caddo County Detention Center runs its commissary through CityTeleCoin. You can add money via web deposits or place commissary orders for an inmate's purchases. Planning to order commissary? Submit orders by Thursday to meet the weekly cutoff. You can also deposit funds in person at the jail lobby kiosk Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The kiosk accepts cash or credit cards. To complete a deposit, have the state, facility name, and the inmate's ID number or full name ready. If a payment gets charged back as unauthorized, the inmate's account will be restricted until Access Corrections is reimbursed, plus a $25 reactivation fee applies.
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Caddo County Detention Center offers a few ways to get commissary support to your loved one. The right choice depends on whether you want to add spendable funds or pick out specific items for them.
Make web deposits through CityTeleCoin or place commissary orders for inmate purchases. You can also add funds at the jail lobby kiosk Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., using cash or a credit card. Commissary orders must be received by Thursday.
You will need the state, the facility name, and the inmate’s ID number or full name to complete a deposit through the commissary deposit service.
If a payment is charged back as unauthorized, the inmate’s account is restricted until Access Corrections is reimbursed, and a $25 reactivation fee applies. Chargebacks must be repaid by money order mailed to Access Corrections and include the inmate name, ODOC number, and facility name.
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