How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Hillsborough County Jail accepts inmate account deposits through TouchPay. Deposited funds go into the inmate's individual account for commissary and other expenses. You can reach TouchPay support at 1-866-232-1899, or use the lobby kiosks in the front lobbies of Orient and Falkenburg Road jails. When depositing, you'll need Facility Locator No. 233619, the inmate booking number (enter it without dashes), and the inmate's name. TouchPay charges a convenience fee, and deposits are applied to outstanding debts first—including prior incarceration fees. Aramark Correctional Services handles commissary orders (813-626-8800). Care packages can be ordered through iCare (one per week) and may be restricted.
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Adding funds is straightforward once you have the right information. Here's how deposits work at Hillsborough County Jail, your options for adding money, and what happens to funds before they're available for commissary.
Use TouchPay to deposit money online or by phone (TouchPay support: 1-866-232-1899). You can also add funds at the lobby kiosks in the front lobbies of the Orient and Falkenburg Road jails.
You’ll need Facility Locator No. 233619, the inmate booking number entered without dashes, and the inmate’s full name.
Yes. TouchPay charges a convenience fee, and your deposit will be applied to any outstanding inmate debts first, including prior incarceration fees.
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