How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You can add money to an inmate's commissary at Grant County Jail by using the site's "Add Money" button or calling (855) 836-3364. For phone calls, use the telephone deposit option through the vendor service or call (877) 998-5678 to add funds. Many facilities use vendor portals and third-party services for commissary, phone time, messaging, and related options. Follow the vendor steps to select Kentucky, the correct facility, and the service you need. Available deposit methods can include online payments, phone deposits, and lobby kiosks. The vendor page typically lists posting times and accepted deposit types. Do not mail cash, personal checks, or money orders, since these are prohibited in inmate mail.
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Putting money on someone's commissary account helps them buy basic items while they're at Grant County Jail. Here are the quickest ways to make a deposit, plus who to call if something goes wrong.
Need to add funds so someone at Grant County Jail can make phone calls? The fastest option is to go through the phone vendor using the number listed by the jail.
Use the facility “Add Money” button on the commissary or vendor page, or call (855) 836-3364 to place funds on an inmate’s commissary account.
No. Cash, personal checks, and money orders are listed among prohibited mail items.
Use the phone account deposit option on the vendor page, or call (877) 998-5678 to add money for inmate phone calls. The vendor portal usually lists available payment methods and how long deposits take to post.
Grant County Detention Center phone number: (859) 824-5191.
Grant County Jail phone number: (859) 824-5191.
Need to reach someone at Grant County Jail in Kentucky? Your best options are funding a phone account for calls, sending mail, or contacting the jail directly during business hours.
