How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Send funds to someone at Henry County Jail by mailing a money order—no cash—to Henry County Sheriff's Office Attn: Inmate Accounts, 120 Henry Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253. Don't put the inmate's name on the envelope. Make the money order payable to "The Henry County Sheriff's Office" and write the inmate's name and PIN on the memo line. Don't include any letters or notes with the payment. Inmates order commissary through kiosks in their housing areas. Those without disciplinary sanctions can order twice a week, with a $50 limit per store call and an 8:45 a.m. cut-off each Monday and Thursday. You may also be able to purchase online gift packs through Access Corrections.
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Inmates at Henry County Jail place commissary orders using kiosks in their housing areas. They'll need enough money in their account before submitting an order.
Commissary rules can feel confusing, especially when you're trying to help from the outside. Here's how ordering, spending limits, gift packs, indigent supplies, and book policies work at Henry County Jail.
Getting money to someone at Henry County Jail isn't complicated, but the method you choose matters. Some options fund an inmate's account directly, others cover phone time, and one lets you send gift packs instead of cash. Here are the four ways families typically handle it.
Getting funds to someone at Henry County Jail? The jail offers a few specific options — and the details matter, especially if you're mailing a money order.
Mail money orders to Henry County Sheriff’s Office Attn: Inmate Accounts, 120 Henry Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253. Don’t put the inmate’s name on the outside of the envelope.
Make the money order payable to “The Henry County Sheriff’s Office.” Put the inmate’s name and PIN on the memo line, and don’t include additional correspondence with the funds.
Inmates without disciplinary sanctions may receive commissary twice a week and must order through kiosks in the housing areas. Orders are limited to $50 per store call, with an 8:45 a.m. cut-off each Monday and Thursday.
Visiting someone in jail is already a lot to navigate. At Henry County Jail, one rule shapes almost every visit: only one adult can visit at a time. Here's what that means, how it affects kids coming with you, and how to plan around it.
At Henry County Jail, each person is issued a personal passcode (PIN) during intake that they’ll use to access the phone system. That PIN is meant to stay private—your loved one is responsible for keeping it secure.
Visiting someone at Henry County Jail is straightforward once you know the system. You have two options—remote video visits or on-site in-person visits—and both require scheduling in advance through ICSolutions (JailATM).
