How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Kilby's juvenile detention facility doesn't operate a commissary, so inmates can't make on-site purchases. To add money to an inmate account, family and friends typically use third-party deposit options: a vendor website or mobile app, phone deposits, retail cash-pay locations, a lobby kiosk, or mailed money orders. These deposits go through outside vendors, and service fees are common. Processing times vary depending on which method you use. Before sending money, set up your vendor account, enter the inmate's exact name and ID, and follow any required forms or coupon steps so the funds post correctly.
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You can add money through a third-party vendor online or in their app, by phone, at a retail cash-pay location, at a lobby kiosk, or by mailing a money order. Set up your vendor account first, enter the inmate's exact name and ID, and follow any required form or coupon steps so the deposit posts correctly.
Common payment methods include debit or credit for online and phone deposits, cash at retail walk-in locations, cash or card at some kiosks, and money orders or cashier's checks by mail. What you can use depends on the vendor and deposit channel. Some options include service fees.
No. Kilby’s juvenile detention facility does not have a commissary for inmate purchases.
Contact rules at Greene County differ depending on whether you're reaching out to the juvenile detention center or an adult jail. The information below covers the juvenile detention center specifically, based on the facility's parent handbook.
Before you send money, confirm where your person is actually being held. The only facility-specific detail we have is that the Greene County Juvenile Detention Center does not have a commissary. That tells you nothing about how money deposits work for adults at Greene County Jail. Verify the correct facility and accepted deposit options before sending any funds.
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