How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add money to an inmate's account at Lincoln County Jail, MS, you can use City Tele Coin online at https://www.citytelecoin.com or by phone at 1-318-746-1114. Prefer to pay in person? The jail has a lobby kiosk that accepts both cash and credit cards for immediate deposits. Keep the commissary timeline in mind: orders must be received by Thursday at 2 p.m. to be delivered on Wednesday. Posting time depends on the method you choose. Online deposits and the kiosk typically show up faster than mailed or retail deposits.
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Getting commissary money to your loved one at Lincoln County Jail isn't complicated, but timing matters. Here are the two deposit methods and the weekly cutoff you need to know.
Helping someone at Lincoln County Jail with commissary or phone calls is pretty straightforward—you just need to know where to pay and when the money has to arrive.
You can deposit funds at the on-site lobby kiosk (cash or credit card), or add money through City Tele Coin online at https://www.citytelecoin.com or by phone at 1-318-746-1114.
Commissary orders must be received by Thursday at 2 p.m. to be delivered on Wednesday.
The lobby kiosk accepts both cash and credit cards for deposits.
Lincoln County Jail is at 215 Justice Street in Brookhaven, Mississippi. Plug the address into your GPS before you leave—one less thing to worry about on visit day.
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