How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
All money deposited at Hillsborough County Jail goes into the inmate's individual account, which covers commissary and other inmate-incurred expenses. The jail uses TouchPay for deposits, and kiosks are located in the front lobbies of the Orient and Falkenburg Road jails. For TouchPay phone support, call 1-866-232-1899. To make a deposit, you'll need Facility Locator No. 233619, the inmate's booking number (entered without dashes), and the inmate's name. TouchPay charges a convenience fee, and any funds you add go first toward outstanding inmate debts, including prior incarceration fees. Commissary (canteen) orders are provided by Aramark Correctional Services. iCare care packages can be ordered online or by phone, limited to one per week and subject to inmate restrictions.
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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 (online or by phone) or deposit at the lobby kiosks in the front lobbies of the Orient and Falkenburg Road jails. For help with TouchPay, call 1-866-232-1899.
You'll need Facility Locator No. 233619, the inmate's booking number (entered without dashes), and the inmate's full name.
Yes. TouchPay charges a convenience fee. Also, deposits are applied first to any outstanding inmate debts, including prior incarceration fees.
Commissary (canteen) orders are provided by Aramark Correctional Services. Care packages can be ordered online or by calling iCare, are limited to one per week, and may be subject to inmate restrictions.
Adding money to someone's jail account is pretty straightforward once you have the right info. Here are the deposit options and requirements specific to Hillsborough County Jail.
Getting in touch with someone at Hillsborough County Jail typically happens through outgoing phone calls, video visitation, and mail. Here are the rules and time windows that matter most, plus what to double-check before you send money or plan a call.
Starting October 28, 2025, all personal mail for someone at Hillsborough County Jail must go to a centralized Mail Processing Center, not to the jail itself. Address your envelope like this: (Inmate Name) (Inmate Booking Number) c/o Mail Processing Center PO BOX 9115 Seminole, FL 33775-9115
