How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Carroll County Detention Center offers a few straightforward ways to add funds for an inmate. Make card payments through the Tiger Commissary website, or use the kiosk in the Sheriff's Office lobby for deposits or card payments. Prefer paying in person? The Sheriff's Office window accepts cash or money orders during regular business hours (not on holidays or weekends). You can also order commissary items—food, clothing, and necessities—through the Tiger Commissary site. Have the inmate's full name or ID ready before you deposit. Money placed on the account is used for commissary purchases and related needs.
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Ordering commissary for someone at Carroll County Detention Center is straightforward—just find their profile on Tiger Commissary and place your order online.
You can add money with a card through the Tiger Commissary site, use the kiosk inside the Sheriff’s Office lobby, or bring cash or a money order to the Sheriff’s Office window during regular business hours (excluding holidays and weekends).
Yes. The Sheriff’s Office accepts cash or money orders at the window during regular business hours, excluding holidays and weekends.
Order commissary through the Tiger Commissary website for items like food, clothing, and necessities. On the site, select the inmate using their last name or the first letter of the last name.
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