How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Madison County Jail accepts commissary deposits through the lobby kiosk, the online deposit portal, or by phone. Credit card transactions are capped at $150 per transaction and $500 per 30-day period (fees included in those caps). For fees: lobby kiosk cash deposits cost $3, while credit card deposits at the kiosk or online are charged 10% with a $3.25 minimum. After release, remaining funds can be picked up at the Pistol Permit Office (603 Fiber Street) during business hours with valid ID. The Request for the Release of Funds form can be used once within the first 60 days of detention. If you're depositing online or by phone, set up your account with the vendor ahead of time and confirm processing times and fees before sending money.
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You can add funds using the lobby kiosk, the facility’s online deposit service, or by phone.
Lobby kiosk cash deposits carry a $3 fee. Credit-card deposits at the kiosk or online are charged 10% with a $3.25 minimum, and third-party processing fees apply.
After release, remaining funds can be picked up at the Pistol Permit Office (603 Fiber Street) during business hours with valid ID. The Request for the Release of Funds form can be used once within the first 60 days of detention. Orders placed before release are held for five business days for pickup.
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