How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Gila County Jail accepts money orders or cashier's checks only for inmate accounts. Drop off payments at the Jail Visitation Lobby Window in Globe or Payson, which is open 24/7. Cash is not accepted. You can also mail a money order or cashier's check to Gila County Jail, P.O. Box 311, Globe AZ. Mark the envelope "Attention Property Master." The jail runs its own commissary where inmates can buy basic clothing, writing supplies, snacks, and hygiene products. Because of this, you cannot drop off clothing or other items for an inmate. Transfers between inmate accounts are not allowed. If an inmate wants funds released to a third party, they must submit an Inmate Request Form. The jail then issues a check payable to that person. Additional fees may apply for out-of-county housing and Work Release.
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Putting money on an inmate's account at Gila County Jail is straightforward once you know your options. Here's how to deposit funds in person (at the Globe or Payson lobbies), by mail, or online.
For inmate account deposits at the Gila County Jail facilities in Globe and Payson, the facility accepts money orders and cashier’s checks. Cash is not accepted for deposits at the Jail Visitation Lobby Window.
Want to help someone at Gila County Jail? Commissary is your best bet—not dropping things off at the lobby. Here's what's available through commissary and why clothing drop-offs aren't an option.
Gila County Jail accepts only money orders or cashier's checks. Drop off payments at the Jail Visitation Lobby Window in Globe or Payson, open 24/7. Cash is not accepted. You can also mail a money order or cashier's check to P.O. Box 311, Globe AZ, marked "Attention Property Master."
No. Cash is not accepted at lobby drop-off. The jail only takes money orders or cashier's checks. You also cannot drop off clothing or personal items because the jail operates its own commissary.
No. Transfers between inmate accounts are not permitted. To release funds to a third party, the inmate must submit an Inmate Request Form. The jail then issues a check payable to the requested person.
Yes. Out-of-county housing fees are $175 for the first day and $90 for each subsequent day, payable in full upon arrival. Approved Work Release participants must pay a $59.50 weekly fee.
Knowing the exact schedule—and the few exceptions that trip people up—makes planning your visit much easier. Here's everything you need: Gila County Jail's standard visitation blocks, the Monday closure, the holiday-related Tuesday exception, and contact numbers for questions.
If your loved one is at Gila County Jail, visiting works differently than you might expect. All visits happen electronically through GettingOut, not in person.
Getting someone's property back from Gila County Jail is doable, but you can't just walk in. You'll need an approved written request from the inmate, a scheduled appointment, and proper ID.
