Send Money and Commissary at Comal County.

Also known as: Comal County Jail

Review available deposit, commissary, money order, and online payment information for sending money to an inmate at Comal County.

Overview

Comal County uses Access Corrections for inmate account deposits. Start with that vendor's site and customer service for any account-specific questions. If you prefer depositing funds in person, there's a kiosk in the Bonding Lobby. Just follow the on-screen prompts and any vendor instructions. Don't send cash, personal checks, or money orders through the mail. The facility returns them to the sender. Also skip mailing commissary items like food, toothpaste, razors, toothbrushes, and soap, since those must be obtained through approved commissary channels. Before sending funds, confirm accepted payment types, fees, and processing times with the vendor. Don't include personal letters with money orders.

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Quick Facts

Comal County lists Access Corrections as the vendor for depositing funds to inmate accounts.
A kiosk in the Bonding Lobby accepts deposits for inmate accounts.
Cash, personal checks, and money orders received through the mail are returned to the sender.
Commissary items (food, toothpaste, razors, toothbrush, soap, etc.) may not be mailed to inmates.

Send Money and Commissary Guides

Sending Commissary

How to Send Money to Facility

Sending money is straightforward once you know the approved options. Here are the methods available, plus the one mistake that will get your money sent right back.

Common Questions

How do I add money to an inmate's commissary account at Comal County?

Add money through Access Corrections or the deposit kiosk in the Bonding Lobby. Before sending funds, confirm the vendor's steps, fees, and processing times.

Can I mail a money order or cash to an inmate at Comal County?

No. Cash, personal checks, and money orders received through the mail are returned to the sender.

Can I send commissary items like toothpaste or snacks to an inmate by mail?

No. Commissary items such as food, toothpaste, razors, toothbrushes, and soap cannot be mailed to inmates and must be obtained through approved commissary channels.

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