How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Marion Adult Detention Center accepts commissary deposits online at connectnetwork.com and through 24/7 kiosks in the ADC lobby outside the building. Phone deposits are also available. Plan to deposit about 48 hours before the inmate's scheduled commissary day so funds post in time, and keep each deposit between $10 and $200. Inmates place commissary orders once per week through the inmate phone/tablet system using their booking number and PIN—unless they're on restriction status, which can limit purchases to personal hygiene items only. Commissary is a privilege and can be withheld. In disciplinary segregation, purchases are limited to writing materials and hygiene items. There's no overall spending cap, but item limits apply: seven sodas, seven waters, and four cold/flu tablets per seven days, for example. Deliveries run by housing floor between 0600–1900. Hot Cart items must be eaten at bunk time. Aramark ICARE packages are available online and delivered during regular commissary/Hot Cart hours.
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There’s no overall spending cap for commissary at Marion ADC. However, specific item limits apply, such as seven sodas, seven waters, and four cold/flu tablets per seven days.
An inmate must have an identification armband to receive commissary. If the armband is missing or illegible, commissary will not be issued.
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