How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You can add money to an inmate's account at Leavenworth County Jail through the JailATM website or at the lobby kiosk in front of the Leavenworth Justice Center. Prefer mail? Send a money order (never cash) to the Jail Clerk at 601 S 3rd St., Leavenworth, KS 66048. You can't purchase items directly for someone in custody. Instead, add funds to their commissary account so they can buy commissary, phone time, or other services. For bond, pay by credit card through GovPayNow or call (877) 392-2455. Paying cash? Bring the exact amount since staff don't make change.
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Want to help someone at Leavenworth County Jail? You'll need to put money on their account—you can't buy items for them directly. Here are the approved ways to add funds, plus a quick checklist to avoid delays.
Mail a money order (not cash) addressed to the Jail Clerk at 601 S 3rd St., Leavenworth, KS 66048. Double-check the inmate’s correct name and ID so the funds post to the right account.
You can add funds online using the JailATM website. There is also a lobby kiosk in front of the Leavenworth Justice Center that accepts deposits for inmate accounts.
Yes. Pay bond by credit card through GovPayNow or call (877) 392-2455. Cash bond is accepted if you bring the exact amount (staff don't make change). Bonding happens in the Bonding Room on the east side of the Justice Center.
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