How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Craig County Jail accepts in-person money deposits through a lobby kiosk that takes cash or credit. You can also bring a money order made out to the inmate. Commissary services are provided by Prodigy Solutions, and family members can add funds in person during normal business hours. For commissary or account questions, call 918-256-6466 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Money placed in an inmate's trust or commissary account covers commissary purchases and communications. Some facilities also offer online portals or mailed money orders as alternatives, but availability varies by location. Be careful with disputed or reversed deposits. Unauthorized transaction chargebacks can restrict the inmate's account and may trigger a $25 account reactivation fee under Oklahoma procedures.
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A reversed deposit — called a chargeback — can lock an inmate's account and block new funds until the issue is resolved. Here's how restrictions work, what fees apply, and what you can do.
You can add funds using the jail lobby kiosk, which accepts cash or credit, or bring a money order made payable to the inmate. Commissary funds may also be added in person during business hours through the facility’s vendor arrangement.
Call 918-256-6466 for commissary information and account questions. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
A reversed deposit or unauthorized-transaction chargeback can restrict the inmate’s account. Under Oklahoma procedures, it may also require a $25 account reactivation fee.
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Craig County Jail routes most personal mail through a scanning vendor, and there are specific steps for adding money to an inmate's account. Follow this guide to avoid delays with your message or payment.
Craig County Jail changed how regular mail works on August 1, 2020. All non-legal and non-commercial mail now has to go either electronically through jailATM.com or to the jailATM vendor address—not directly to the jail. For personal letters, greeting cards, or photos, use this format: JailATM.com – Craig County Jail Inmate ID#: Inmate Full Name 12101 N. MacArthur Blvd. Ste. A. Box #421 Oklahoma City, OK 73162
