How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Coosa County Jail uses Kimble's JailATM system (kimblesinmatedirect.com) for inmate account deposits—cash deposits aren't accepted. Add funds through the Kimble kiosk in the jail lobby or online via the commissary/vendor portal. Set up your vendor account first, then double-check the inmate's exact name and ID before submitting payment. Service fees and processing times vary by vendor, so review the posted costs and timing before you pay. For bail, Coosa County recognizes four types. Cash bonds must be posted at the Circuit Clerk's Office Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., with the full amount and required paperwork. Alabama law requires a $35 bond fee per bond, paid by money order or cashier's check to the Coosa County Circuit Clerk.
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Deposit funds through Kimble's JailATM at kimblesinmatedirect.com or use the Kimble kiosk in the jail lobby. Set up your vendor account first and confirm the inmate's exact name and ID. Check the vendor's posted fees and processing times before you pay.
No. Coosa County Jail does not accept cash for inmate account deposits. Use the Kimble kiosk in the jail lobby or deposit online through the commissary/vendor instead.
Coosa County recognizes four types of bail; cash bonds are posted at the Circuit Clerk’s Office Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Alabama law requires a $35 bond fee per bond—bring a money order or cashier’s check payable to the Coosa County Circuit Clerk. You can also use a professional bonding company, but they may charge additional fees and must have required local licenses.
Here's something many families don't expect: at Coosa County Jail, your loved one must be incarcerated for one full week before visitation can begin. And once visits are allowed, they're brief—15 minutes—with a cap of two visitors per week.
Want to help someone at Coosa County Jail buy commissary items? The jail directs you to use Kimble—either the kiosk in the lobby or the vendor's online service.
Saturday visitation at Coosa County Jail runs by cellblock, and visits are short—just 15 minutes. Showing up at the right time with the right expectations makes the whole process smoother.
