How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Montgomery County Jail in Conroe accepts deposits through a lobby kiosk, by phone, or online—no need to mail cash or checks. Keefe Group handles commissary, and inmates order through electronic kiosks in their housing areas. Deliveries run Monday through Friday. Want to send items from outside? Securepak ordering is available. Access Corrections/AccessCatalog handles online money and commissary services (AccessCatalog offers customer service support for orders). Before sending money or placing an order, check the vendor's rules, processing times, and any approved-sender requirements to avoid delays or rejected transactions.
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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 using the Montgomery County Jail lobby kiosk, by phone, or online. Confirm vendor requirements and any approved-sender rules before paying so your deposit isn't delayed or rejected.
Yes. Keefe Group provides commissary—inmates order through electronic kiosks in housing. Securepak is available for friends and family who want to send commissary items from outside. Check for vendor fees, processing times, and sender requirements before placing an order.
Yes. Vendor platforms include Access Corrections/AccessCatalog, and AccessCatalog provides a customer service number for orders. Review the vendor's processing rules and support options before sending money or ordering commissary.
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.
Visits at Montgomery County Jail (Conroe, TX) must be scheduled online at least 24 hours in advance. Book through the county visitation portal: https://mcsojailvisitation.mctx.org/visitation.
