Send Money at Clatsop County Jail

How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options

Overview

Sending money to someone at Clatsop County Jail is straightforward once you know the rules. For mailed funds, the jail accepts only cashier's checks or money orders—never cash. Travelers Express checks aren't allowed either. Personal checks won't be processed; if one arrives, it gets held with the inmate's personal property until release. Want to deposit cash in person? Use the lobby kiosk, available 24 hours a day. A processing fee applies, and you'll need a valid photo ID. Some facilities also accept third-party vendors or online and phone deposits, so confirm what's available before sending money.

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Quick Facts

  • Mail to inmates must be a cashier's check or money order; cash and Travelers Express checks are not allowed.
  • The lobby kiosk accepts cash deposits 24 hours a day but charges a fee.
  • Valid photo ID is required to use the lobby kiosk for inmate deposits.
  • Personal checks are not accepted and will be held with the inmate’s personal property until release.

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Common Questions

What forms of payment can I mail to an inmate at Clatsop County Jail?

Clatsop County Jail accepts mailed funds only as a cashier’s check or money order. Do not mail cash, and Travelers Express checks are not allowed.

Can I deposit cash directly at Clatsop County Jail?

Yes. You can deposit cash at the lobby kiosk 24 hours a day, but a fee applies and you must present a valid photo ID to use it.

Are personal checks accepted for inmate accounts at Clatsop County Jail?

No. Personal checks are not accepted, and any personal check received will be held in the inmate’s personal property until the inmate is released.

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