How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Money sent to Marathon County Jail goes into the inmate's account. It posts to their ledger rather than being handed to them directly. You can deposit three ways: at the jail lobby kiosk, through the mail, or online using JailATM. The lobby kiosk only accepts cash or credit cards. If the inmate owes debts, the jail automatically collects either 50% or 100% of deposited funds, depending on the debt type. Bond can be paid at the jail 24/7 using cash or a credit card. For online bond payments through JailATM, call the jail first so an officer can set up the bond in the system. Have the inmate's full name and ID ready.
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Adding money to someone's account or posting bond at Marathon County Jail is straightforward once you know your options. The main thing to remember: if you want to pay bond online, you'll need to call the jail first.
Need to help someone at Marathon County Jail? Here's how to add money to their account—plus the one phone call you must make before posting bond online.
Need to add commissary funds for someone at Marathon County Jail—or post their bond? Here's how deposits work, what payment methods the jail accepts, and how to handle bond online.
You can deposit money at the jail lobby kiosk, by mail, or online through JailATM. At the kiosk, only cash or credit cards are accepted. For off-site deposits, have the inmate’s full name and ID ready so it posts correctly.
Yes. The jail automatically collects debts from deposits at either 50% or 100%, depending on the debt type. Deposits go into the inmate's account before deductions are applied.
You can pay bond at Marathon County Jail 24 hours a day using cash or a credit card. To post bond online through JailATM, call the jail first and ask an officer to set up the bond in the JailATM system.
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