How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Clinton County Jail is straightforward once you pick the right method. You can deposit funds directly to the facility trust account, though convenience fees apply. Clinton County also lists ExpressAccount as a deposit vendor, with live agents available by phone to help with payments. Prefer paying in person? The jail lobby has a kiosk for money and bond transactions—just know it charges a service fee. For commissary questions, check the inmate-sales vendor site for a customer service phone number. Before you pay, have the incarcerated person's full name and ID ready.
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Need to put money on someone's account at Clinton County Jail? The county offers two ways to deposit funds to an inmate's Facility Trust Account: ExpressAccount (online or phone) and an in-person lobby kiosk.
You can deposit funds directly to the facility trust account, use ExpressAccount (listed by Clinton County as a deposit vendor), or pay at the lobby kiosk. Follow the payment site’s instructions and have the inmate’s full name and ID ready.
Yes. Convenience fees apply to deposits made to the facility trust account. The lobby kiosk and bond/money transactions also carry service fees.
For commissary or inmate-sales questions, use the customer service phone number listed on the inmate-sales/commissary vendor site. For deposit or payment help, ExpressAccount also offers live-agent phone support.
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