How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Douglas County Jail accepts deposits several ways. You can add money online at smartinmate.com or by phone at (727) 349-1561 (available 7:00 am–12:00 midnight EST). Lobby kiosks and U.S. mail deposits work too. The Keefe Kiosk on the 3rd floor near the jail visiting entrance takes cash or credit/debit, Monday–Friday 8 am–5 pm (excluding holidays). Access Secure Deposits handles phone deposits at 866-345-1884 (fees as low as $3.95) and internet deposits ($2.95 minimum fee). Access Corrections supports commissary orders and other payments. Commissary orders max out at $50, and if the AIC leaves before distribution, items must be picked up within 48 hours.
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You can deposit online at smartinmate.com or by phone at (727) 349-1561 (7:00 am–12:00 midnight EST). Lobby kiosks and U.S. mail deposits are also accepted; have the inmate’s ID or case information ready.
The Keefe Kiosk is on the 3rd floor near the jail visiting entrance. It accepts cash or credit/debit and is available 8 am–5 pm Monday–Friday (holidays excluded).
Commissary orders through Access Corrections are limited to $50 and require an Access Corrections Packages account. If an AIC leaves before distribution, items must be picked up within 48 hours or a property release must be arranged for someone else to pick them up.
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