How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Keefe Commissary Group runs commissary at Callaway County Jail. There's a Keefe kiosk in the jail lobby for in-person deposits, or you can add money online at accesscorrections.com or by phone at 1-866-345-1884. Kiosk and card deposits usually post quickly—helpful when you need same-day availability. Want to order items instead? Approved online commissary purchases go through mocountypackages.com and Access Securepak. Submit Access Securepak orders by Thursday for delivery the following Thursday. Account funds can be used for approved purchases under facility rules, and commissary access is a privilege that can be revoked for bad behavior.
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Getting money onto someone's account at Callaway County Jail is straightforward once you know which methods the jail actually accepts. Here's how to add funds and place commissary orders—plus the Thursday deadline that catches a lot of people off guard.
Want to add money to someone's account at Callaway County Jail? The jail accepts deposits three ways: at a lobby kiosk, online through Access Corrections, or by phone.
Want to help someone at Callaway County Jail cover commissary or basic needs? Don't mail cash or a money order—it won't work. Callaway is a postcard-only facility, and they don't accept any monetary items through the mail for inmate trust accounts. Anything you send gets returned, which wastes time and delays your loved one getting what they need.
Use the Keefe kiosk in the jail lobby, go online at accesscorrections.com, or call 1-866-345-1884. Kiosk and card deposits usually post quickly, making them the best options for same-day availability.
Yes. Approved online commissary purchases can be placed through mocountypackages.com and Access Securepak. Access Securepak orders must be submitted by Thursday to be delivered the following Thursday.
Commissary is a privilege at Callaway County Jail, and it may be revoked for bad behavior. Money already on the account is used for approved purchases, subject to facility rules.
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