How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Jackson County Detention Center funds inmate commissary accounts through TouchPay and an on-site ADC lobby kiosk. For TouchPay deposits, you'll need the Facility Locator Number (239501), the inmate's identification number, and the inmate's name so the deposit reaches the right person. The ADC lobby kiosk accepts cash only. Other payment options include major cards and electronic check. Money orders and cashier's checks are not accepted. Any cash found on an inmate during intake gets deposited into their account automatically. Commissary funds can also be used to fund NCIC phone accounts. Posting speed varies by method. Online and kiosk transactions typically post faster than mailed or retail deposits.
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Funding commissary at Jackson County ADC is straightforward once you have the right details. Here's what to gather, which payment types work, and where to complete a deposit.
Jackson County Adult Detention Center uses three separate systems: one for commissary, one for phone calls, and one for video visitation and messaging. Money sent to the wrong account won't transfer automatically—so knowing which one you're funding saves headaches.
Online commissary payments accept Visa, MasterCard, Debit Card, and Electronic Check. The ADC lobby kiosk accepts cash only. Money orders and cashier's checks are not accepted.
For TouchPay deposits, use Facility Locator Number 239501, plus the inmate’s identification number and name.
Yes. You can purchase inmate care packages through icare.com.
Jackson County ADC requires visitors to wear a shirt for visitation. If you show up (or log on) without one, you can be denied the visit.
Staying in touch with someone at Jackson County Detention Center comes down to two main options: video visitation (on-site or from home) and phone calls. Here's what you need to know, specific to this facility, so you can plan ahead.
On-site visits at Jackson County Detention Center are video-only, and they're free. Each inmate gets one free on-site video visit per week, capped at 20 minutes. You schedule the appointment at the kiosk in the front lobby of the jail.
