How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You can usually add money for an inmate through a few common channels: an approved third-party online vendor portal, a lobby kiosk that accepts cash or card (if the jail has one), phone deposit options, or mailed money orders. Online vendors typically handle commissary deposits, phone time, and care packages, while kiosks can be a faster in-person option when available. Exact rules vary by location, including whether money orders are accepted, how fast deposits post, and whether funds can go toward bonds or fees. Confirm Montgomery County Regional Jail's current deposit instructions before sending money. Some systems also allow transfers between commissary and phone accounts through the vendor portal or kiosk. Separately, Kentucky's Team Kentucky Emergency Relief Fund accepts tax-deductible donations starting at $1 and provides receipts. Mail-in checks should be payable to the Kentucky State Treasurer and sent to the Public Protection Cabinet address.
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You'll typically use an approved third-party vendor portal to find the inmate, choose commissary or phone deposit, and complete payment. If available, a lobby kiosk may accept cash or card. Some facilities also offer phone deposits. Options and posting times vary, so confirm Montgomery County Regional Jail's official deposit instructions before sending funds.
Maybe. It depends on the facility. If money orders are allowed, confirm the correct mailing address, payee name, and any required inmate ID details through the jail's official deposit instructions before mailing it.
Yes. The Team Kentucky Emergency Relief Fund accepts tax-deductible donations with a $1 minimum and provides a receipt. For mail-in donations, make checks payable to the Kentucky State Treasurer and designate them for the Team Kentucky Emergency Relief Fund. The site states it takes commercially acceptable steps to protect personal information but cannot guarantee absolute security.
Trying to reach someone at Montgomery County Regional Jail? Here's what to know about the information you may be asked for when using online payment or donation forms, and the privacy limitations that come with them.
Think someone might be at Montgomery County Regional Jail? Kentucky's KOOL search is the fastest way to check. Here's how to run the search—and what to do if nothing comes up.
Trying to find someone who may be at Montgomery County Regional Jail? KOOL (Kentucky Offender Online Lookup) is a good place to start. It lets you search offender information using a few different fields. One thing worth knowing before you begin: KOOL's own advice is to enter as little information as needed to get a match. That way, you avoid narrowing your search too much and accidentally missing the person you're looking for.
