How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Maverick County Jail offers three ways to deposit money. Online, you can use NCIC Communications with a credit or debit card—funds post directly to the inmate's account. In person, the lobby kiosk accepts both cash and cards for immediate processing. By mail, send a money order payable to "Maverick County Jail" with the inmate's full name and booking number in the memo line. Don't mail cash, stamps, or personal items. TDCJ also warns against sending funds to offenders you don't know and recommends reporting extortion attempts to the warden or the Office of Inspector General.
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Need to add money to someone's account at Maverick County Jail? You've got three options: online deposits through NCIC Communications, mailing a money order, or using the lobby kiosk in person.
Use NCIC Communications to deposit money online with a credit or debit card. Enter the inmate’s name and booking number carefully so the deposit posts to the right account.
No. TDCJ warns against sending cash (or other personal items) through the mail. If you’re mailing funds, send a money order payable to “Maverick County Jail” and include the inmate’s name and booking number in the memo line.
Yes. Maverick County Jail has a lobby kiosk for walk-in deposits that accepts cash and credit/debit cards. Kiosks and vendors may charge service fees and have their own processing rules, so expect possible fees and processing time.
Visiting someone at Maverick County Jail starts with getting on the inmate's approved visitor list. Once you're cleared, you can schedule your visit by phone or through the jail's online scheduler.
Looking for someone in Maverick County Jail? You have three options: search the online inmate roster, call the jail directly, or visit in person during business hours.
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