How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To send money to someone at Iredell County Detention, use one of three options: the 24-hour kiosk in the main jail lobby, phone deposits at 866-232-1899, or online using Facility ID 228687 (online deposits require the inmate's ID number). Money orders and cash aren't accepted by mail or at the front window—stick with the kiosk, phone, or online method. Funds deposited through these channels post to the inmate's account the next business day. Inmates can hold up to $250 in their account and use commissary for hygiene items, clothing, snacks, and writing materials. Enter the person's full booked name and inmate number exactly as shown to avoid delays.
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You can deposit money using the 24-hour kiosk in the main jail lobby, by phone at 866-232-1899, or online with Facility ID 228687. For phone/online deposits, use the inmate’s ID number and enter their full booked name exactly as shown to avoid delays.
No. Money orders and cash aren't accepted by mail or at the front window. Use the lobby kiosk, phone deposits, or the online option instead.
Deposits made through the approved methods are available the next business day. The inmate account maximum is $250, and commissary is how they buy hygiene, clothing, snacks, and writing materials.
Putting money on someone's account at Iredell County Detention is straightforward. You have three options—the Main Jail Lobby Kiosk, phone, or online—and all three are available around the clock.
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