How to Send Money to Montgomery County Jail, Conroe, Texas (TX)
Sending money to someone at Montgomery County Jail is straightforward once you know which deposit method to use. Here's what we've confirmed for this facility, plus a few things worth checking before you pay any fees or make a trip.
Montgomery County Jail uses Keefe Group for inmate commissary services. Why does that matter? The commissary is how your loved one buys approved items inside, and the money you deposit goes directly into that account.
Commissary covers a lot of day-to-day needs and comfort items. At this jail, inmates can order snacks and drinks, personal care products, undergarments, shoes, and correspondence materials.
Note: Inmates place commissary orders using an electronic kiosk in their housing area. Deliveries follow that area's schedule. Family and friends can deposit money through a lobby kiosk, by telephone, or online. Fees, kiosk hours, and posting times aren't included in the available information, so verify those details before you submit a payment.
Steps to Follow
- ✓ Get the inmate’s correct name and any ID number the jail uses for deposits.
- ✓ Pick your deposit method: lobby kiosk, telephone, or Internet.
- ✓ If your goal is commissary purchases, remember the inmate will place the order themselves on the electronic kiosk in their housing area.
- ✓ Save your receipt or confirmation number from the kiosk/phone/Internet transaction.
- ✓ Ask the jail about your loved one’s housing-area delivery schedule so you have a realistic expectation for when commissary items will arrive.
Timing can be confusing your first time. Even after funds are available, commissary orders are delivered on each housing area's own schedule. Two people in different areas may see different delivery timing.
- Confirm what payments are accepted for each option (lobby kiosk, telephone, Internet), since the allowed payment types can differ.
- Ask about transaction fees and who charges them (the kiosk operator, phone provider, or another processor).
- Verify where and when you can use the lobby kiosk and get the exact phone and Internet provider details for deposits.
- Check how long it takes for money to post to the inmate’s account after you pay.
- Confirm any deposit limits (per transaction, per day, or per week) so you don’t have a payment rejected.
- Confirm commissary is handled through Keefe Group so you’re asking the right questions about how commissary works at this jail.
- Ask how the housing-area kiosk ordering works (what steps the inmate follows, and any ordering windows that apply).
- Request the commissary delivery schedule for the inmate’s housing area so you can match expectations to the unit’s timing.
- Verify what items are allowed and any quantity limits since commissary offerings and restrictions can change.
Note: Before you send money, confirm the exact deposit instructions (including any required ID format), the payment processor used for phone and online deposits, all fees, lobby kiosk hours, and typical posting times. These details aren't included in the source information above, and they can affect both cost and timing.
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