How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Fund an inmate's commissary at Jackson County Detention Center using TouchPay online or the ADC lobby kiosk in person. The kiosk connects directly to commissary accounts. For TouchPay, you'll need Facility Locator Number 239501, plus the inmate's identification number and full name. Online payments accept Visa, MasterCard, debit cards, and electronic checks. Cash is accepted only at the lobby kiosk. Money orders and cashier's checks aren't accepted. Any cash found on an inmate during intake goes into their personal account, and commissary funds can also cover NCIC phone accounts. Care packages are available through icare.com.
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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.
TouchPay online accepts Visa, MasterCard, debit cards, and electronic checks. The ADC lobby kiosk accepts cash and card in person. Money orders and cashier’s checks are not accepted.
Use TouchPay and enter Facility Locator Number 239501, the inmate’s ID number, and the inmate’s full name. You can also add money at the ADC lobby kiosk in person.
Yes. Cash found on an inmate during intake will be deposited into their personal account.
Yes. Care packages can be purchased through icare.com.
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