How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add money to an inmate's account at Monmouth County Corrections, bring a money order or certified check made out to the inmate/detainee. In-person deposits are accepted during visits and at booking. No other payment forms are accepted at the facility. Bail works differently depending on the time of day. During normal court business hours (8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday), post bail at the Monmouth County Courthouse Central Fee Office (1st floor, East Wing). Accepted forms include property, cash, money orders, certified checks, or through a bail bondsman (no personal checks). After hours and on weekends, bail at the Correctional Institution is cash only or through a bail bondsman. No property payments or checks are accepted outside courthouse hours.
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Bring a money order or certified check made out to the inmate/detainee for an in-person deposit (during visits in regular hours, and at booking at other times). No other payment forms are accepted at the facility.
During normal court business hours (8:30am to 4:30pm, Mon–Fri), post bail at the Monmouth County Courthouse Central Fee Office on the 1st floor of the East Wing. After hours and on weekends, bail can be posted at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution in cash or through a bail bondsman.
No. Personal checks are not accepted. When checks are allowed, they must be certified. After hours, the Correctional Institution does not accept checks at all.
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