How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Kennebec County Jail uses Keefe Commissary Network for commissary services. To get a resident's commissary/order ID, call (207) 623-2270 ext. 1111 and ask for the Intake Officer on duty. You can fund a commissary account through online portals, phone payments via approved vendors, mailed money orders, or lobby kiosks where available. When using a vendor deposit option, follow the instructions carefully—enter the resident's identifying number and date of birth so the money posts to the right account. Deposits typically take a few business days to appear and are often non-refundable. Check the facility page or vendor terms for processing and refund details. Posting bail? You must go in person to 115 State Street with the inmate's name, the exact cash bail amount, and cash for the bail commissioner's fee. The bail commissioner will meet you in the lobby to collect payment and complete paperwork.
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Call (207) 623-2270 ext. 1111 and speak with the Intake Officer on duty to get the inmate’s commissary/order identification number.
Keefe Commissary Network provides automated commissary management services and related technologies for Kennebec County Jail.
You can deposit money through online portals, phone payments via approved vendors, mailed money orders, or lobby kiosks where available. Funds generally take a few business days to become available and are often non-refundable. Check the facility page or vendor terms for processing and refund details.
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