How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Montgomery County Jail in Conroe uses Keefe Group for commissary services. People in custody place their own orders using electronic kiosks in the housing areas. From outside the jail, you can help in two ways: send commissary through Securepak ordering, or add money to an inmate's account using the facility lobby kiosk, by telephone, or online. Commissary orders are delivered Monday through Friday. Third-party services like Access Corrections may also offer online money transfers, bail payments, and other options. AccessCatalog lists customer service support for orders. Fees can apply, and vendors may restrict payment types and who can send funds. Check the vendor rules before paying.
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Commissary is how someone in jail gets extra hygiene items, snacks, and basic supplies beyond what the facility provides. Here's how ordering works at Montgomery County Jail, what you can do through Securepak, and when to expect deliveries.
Want to help someone at Montgomery County Jail buy snacks and essentials? You'll need to know two things: how to add money to their account and how commissary orders actually work. Here's the breakdown.
Want to help someone at Montgomery County Jail? You have a few options. To add money to an inmate's account, use the lobby kiosk, call by phone, or go online. If you'd rather send actual commissary items instead of cash, Securepak ordering is available — check the Jail Division Q&A for instructions on commissary deposits and Securepak orders.
Deposit funds to an inmate's account using the facility lobby kiosk, by telephone, or online. Third-party vendors like Access Corrections may also offer online transfers. Review the rules and fees before sending money.
Yes. Inmates order commissary through Keefe Group kiosks inside the housing areas. Family and friends can use Securepak to send commissary items from outside. Expect vendor-specific rules and possible service fees.
Commissary deliveries are scheduled Monday through Friday. For timing questions, check with the commissary vendor or the facility trust fund office.
Want to visit someone at Montgomery County Jail in Conroe? Plan ahead. Visits are scheduled online, and the jail does not allow walk-ins.
You can get the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Special Needs Form through the Sheriff's Office Document Center. Find the Special Needs Form, download the PDF, and fill it out according to the instructions.
Visiting someone at Montgomery County Jail takes some planning. The 24-hour scheduling rule, appointment-only entry, and quarantine-related restrictions are the things most likely to catch you off guard.
