How to Send Money to Johnson County Adult Detention Center (KS)

The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office partners with Summit for commissary and inmate banking services. When someone is booked into the Adult Detention Center, an inmate account is created for them, and that is where deposits are applied and tracked.

Funds in the account cover everyday needs inside: commissary purchases, phone time, medical services, and other Detention Center programs. If you want to help with more than snacks, adding money lets them handle these costs as they come up.

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• ✓ Use the kiosk in the lobby of either jail to deposit with cash or a credit/debit card.
• ✓ Plan around lobby kiosk hours, which are 7:00 am to 10:00 pm daily.
• ✓ Use jailatm.com for online deposits if you prefer not to go in person. The site is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• ✓ If you run into issues with the online deposit service, customer support is available at (866) 335-2734 (Option 1).
• ✓ Do not try to hand cash, checks, or money orders to staff for deposit. They are not accepted.
• ✓ Expect that deposit fees may apply, whether you deposit in person or online.

1. Make sure they have been booked. The inmate account is created at booking into the Adult Detention Center.
2. Deposit while they are in custody. Money can be added to the account at any time while the inmate remains in custody.

Before making a trip or submitting payment, double-check a few details that can change. Confirm the current lobby kiosk hours (listed as 7:00 am to 10:00 pm daily) and look up the deposit fee for your chosen method. Also verify that staff still do not accept cash, checks, or money orders. That catches a lot of people off guard when they're trying to help quickly.