How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Lawton Correctional Facility lets you deposit funds online to an inmate's commissary account using their name or ID number. This covers commissary purchases and phone or video costs. For bond questions, some bail can be posted at the Comanche County Detention Center when the courthouse is closed—cash, cashier's check, or money order work for eligible arrests. Some offenses have extra restrictions: offenses labeled 10, 11, and 12 (including DUI and public intoxication) require an 8-hour wait after booking before bail eligibility. They may also be ineligible if there's personal injury or other disqualifying factors. The listed bond for DUI/Actual Physical Control is $1,000. Weekend bond release applies only to misdemeanors, not felonies. Call 580-250-1902 with case-specific questions.
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Comanche County Detention Center does not accept personal property dropped off at the facility or sent through the mail. Radios, clothing, toiletries: none of it gets through. If you bring items to the door or try mailing them in, they'll be refused.
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Deposit money online to an inmate's commissary account using their name or ID number. For other options like kiosks or mailed money orders, check with the facility—accepted methods vary.
Yes. For certain arrests when the courthouse is closed, bail may be posted at the Comanche County Detention Center by cash, cashier’s check, or money order. Some offense categories are ineligible or have waiting requirements, so call the Detention Center for details.
The listed bond amount for Driving Under the Influence (DUI) or Actual Physical Control is $1,000. For clarifications tied to a specific case, call the Detention Center at 580-250-1902.
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