How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Chippewa County Jail gives you two main ways to add money to an inmate's account: the lobby ATM and the Jail ATM website. At the main lobby ATM, you can deposit funds using cash or a Visa/MasterCard/Discover card and look up the inmate by last name. Online, select Chippewa County Jail on the Jail ATM site, search by name, and pay with Visa, MasterCard, or Discover. Fees apply: cash deposits at the lobby ATM cost $4, while credit-card transactions carry a nonrefundable fee of $3.50 or 10% of the deposit (whichever is greater). You can place commissary orders through the Jail ATM website—orders ship with the next commissary delivery. Huber (work release) inmates pay $17/day, with nine days ($168) collected at reporting.
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Want to help someone at Chippewa County Jail? You have two main options: deposit money through the lobby ATM or make an online deposit through the Jail ATM website. Here's how each method works, what fees you'll pay, and what to know about ordering commissary online.
Use the Jail ATM website, select Chippewa County Jail, and search for the inmate by name. Online deposits accept Visa, MasterCard, or Discover.
Cash deposits at the lobby ATM include a $4 fee. Credit-card deposits have a nonrefundable fee of $3.50 or 10% of the deposit amount, whichever is greater.
Huber (work release) inmates are charged $17 per day (including tax). The jail collects nine days in advance, so $168 is required when reporting.
Chippewa County Jail uses CIDNET for video visits and inmate phone calls. Getting your CIDNET account approved is the first step before you can schedule either one.
If you're checking the Chippewa County Jail inmate roster and something doesn't add up—someone's listed but you can't visit, or a recent change isn't showing—there's usually a simple explanation. Here's how the roster works and what those categories actually mean.
Weekend visits at Chippewa County Jail are doable—just plan around the set time windows and know the rules for minors. Use the checklist below to avoid surprises at the door, especially if you're bringing children or need accessible access.
