How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Floyd County Prison's GDC "Send Money to an Offender" link takes you to Georgia's statewide instructions page, where you'll find facility-specific directions and approved methods. Common options in Georgia include online transfers through approved third-party vendors, lobby kiosks or ATMs, and mailed money orders with a printable facility voucher. For online or phone deposits, have the state, facility, and the incarcerated person's name or ID ready. Mailing a voucher and money order? Follow the exact formatting and mailing instructions to avoid delays. Funds go into the person's account, though the facility may apply deposits to outstanding debts first. Also confirm whether you need to be on an approved sender or visitor list before sending money.
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Start with the Floyd County GDC "Send Money to an Offender" link, then follow the statewide instructions for facility-specific steps. Common Georgia options include online transfers, lobby kiosks/ATMs, and mailed money orders with a printable voucher. Have the inmate's state and ID ready.
Mailed money orders with a facility printable voucher are a common option in Georgia, but the voucher and money order must match the facility’s required format to avoid processing delays. Check the Floyd County GDC send-money link for the exact mailing instructions before you send anything.
Yes—generally, you must be on the inmate’s approved sender or visitor list before you can send money. Use the GDC guidance linked from the Floyd County page to confirm what’s required.
Before you can visit someone at Floyd County Prison, you need to get approved. The Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) handles this through a Visitation Request Form. Fill it out, submit it to the facility where your loved one is housed, and wait for approval. Once that's done, you can request your actual visit through the same GDC system.
The Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) allows Union Supply to receive orders for approved food item packages for people housed in state prisons, including Floyd County Correctional Institution. If you’re an approved family member or friend, you can place an order with Union Supply on an inmate’s behalf.
Floyd County Prison serves two main purposes: housing state and county offenders, and providing a labor force for Floyd County Government. Many incarcerated people spend a significant part of their day on work details that support county operations and public services. The facility also offers structured programs inside.
