How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Marysville Civic Center accepts bail around the clock, seven days a week. You can pay with cash, a cashier's check, or through an authorized bonding company. If the court grants a personal recognizance (PR) release, no bail or bond is required. To add money to an inmate's account, your options include approved online portals or mobile apps, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, retail cash services, or mailing a cashier's check or money order. Have the person's full name and booking/ID number ready so the deposit goes to the right account. Don't mail cash or personal checks. When mailing funds, label the cashier's check or money order for the intended sub-account (like commissary) if possible.
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Bail can be posted 24/7, seven days a week. Use cash, a cashier’s check, or an authorized bonding company.
A personal recognizance (PR) release means the person is released without having to post bail or bond at this facility.
Use an approved method such as an online portal or mobile app, phone deposit, lobby kiosk, retail cash service, or mail a cashier’s check or money order. You’ll typically need the inmate’s full name and booking/ID number, and you must follow the payment rules for the option you pick. Don’t mail cash or personal checks; if you mail funds, mark the cashier’s check or money order for the intended sub-account when possible.
At Marysville City Jail, a “Service Kite” is an inmate request form your loved one can use to ask for help or information through the jail’s normal request process. The jail’s handbook describes these request forms as something inmates can access using the terminals located in the housing pods.
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Marysville City Jail accepts bail in three ways: cash, a cashier’s check, or through an authorized bonding company. If you’re paying directly, you’ll need to use one of the two accepted payment types (cash or cashier’s check). If you’re working with a bonding company instead, you’ll arrange the bond through a company that’s authorized for this purpose.
