How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
There are three ways to send money to someone at Columbiana County Jail. For in-person deposits, use the automatic kiosk in the jail lobby. It accepts cash, credit, or debit cards, and takes $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills (vendor convenience fees apply). You can also send funds online through www.mycarepack.com, which is an approved option for this facility. If you prefer to mail money, the jail only accepts money orders. Make sure the envelope is clearly marked "MONEY ORDER" or it will be returned to sender. Address the money order to: INMATE NAME AND NUMBER, 8473 County Home Rd., Lisbon, OH 44432.
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Columbiana County Jail has an automatic kiosk right in the lobby. It works like an ATM: walk up, insert cash or swipe a credit or debit card, and the money goes straight to the inmate's account. The kiosk is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Use the automatic kiosk in the jail lobby to deposit cash or pay by credit or debit card. The kiosk accepts $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills, and vendor fees apply.
Yes, but mailed funds are accepted only as money orders. Mark the envelope “MONEY ORDER” or it will be returned, and address it to the inmate’s name and number at 8473 County Home Rd., Lisbon, OH 44432.
Yes. Columbiana County Jail accepts online deposits through www.mycarepack.com. Stick to this approved channel to avoid unofficial vendor scams.
Columbiana County Sheriff's Communications Division is the county's dispatch hub — where emergency calls come in and help gets sent out. All 911 calls are received and routed through this division. The same center handles dispatch for the County Sheriff's Office, five township fire departments, and seven township and local police agencies. You may hear "communications" referenced across different types of emergencies. The division also works with public alert systems, including the Emergency Broadcasting System and Amber Alert notifications. That's why you might see it mentioned during county-wide alerts designed to reach residents quickly.
Need the basics fast? Here's who runs the office, where to go, and which number to call—all the essential Columbiana County Jail details in one spot.
Trying to reach someone at Columbia County Jail? Your main options are video visitation through Securus, sending mail through the Securus Digital Mail Center, and adding money to their account.
