How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Fairbanks Correctional Center runs a commissary where inmates can buy food, personal care products, stationery, and other permitted goods. To help someone shop at commissary, add money to their account online or mail a money order or cashier's check to the facility. Phone service runs through Securus Technologies, so you'll need a separate Securus account to pay for calls. Keep in mind that calls are recorded and monitored, and inmates can't receive incoming calls.
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Adding money to someone's commissary account at Fairbanks Correctional Center is one of the most practical ways to help them day to day. Here's how to fund an account and what that money can actually buy.
You can add funds to an inmate’s commissary account online. The facility also accepts money orders and cashier’s checks mailed to Fairbanks Correctional Center.
The commissary sells food, personal care products, stationery, and other permitted items. Selection is limited to what the facility allows.
Yes. Phone calls go through Securus Technologies, and you'll need a separate Securus account. Calls are recorded and monitored, and inmates can't receive incoming calls.
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Looking for someone at Fairbanks Correctional Center? Start with Alaska DOC's official online search. If they don't show up—or the details seem off—call the facility directly.
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