How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To send money to someone at MacDougall‑Walker C.I., mail a money order or check payable to the inmate along with a completed remitter form to the Inmate Trust Fund P.O. Box in Wethersfield. You can also use an approved electronic deposit service. Make sure your remitter information is complete and legible—missing or unclear details can delay posting or get your payment returned. Don't include letters, cards, photos, or anything else with the remitter form or money order. For questions about an Inmate Trust Fund account, call 860-692-7670. Former inmates who need remaining balances must mail a Request for Account Balance Form to the Inmate Trust Fund Wethersfield address. If you're adding money for tablet services, DOC tablet media accounts are capped at $150.
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Sending money by mail is easy once you know the right payment type, how to fill it out, and what details to include. Follow these steps to avoid delays and returned funds.
Make the money order or check payable to the inmate, complete the department remitter form, and mail both to the Inmate Trust Fund P.O. Box in Wethersfield. Processing times vary by method, so mailed payments may take several business days to post.
No. Don’t include correspondence, cards, pictures, or anything else with remitter forms or money orders—send only the required remitter information.
Former inmates can request remaining balances by mailing a Request for Account Balance Form to the Inmate Trust Fund at the Wethersfield street address. If you have questions, call 860-692-7670.
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