How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To post a cash bond at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility, pay the full amount at the jail's public reception area. Accepted payment: cash, certified/cashier's checks (local bank verification may be required), or USPS money orders payable to the Office of .... Using a bonding agency? They can post a surety bond and handle release arrangements — facility officers can't recommend specific agencies. If a detainee has no funds, the facility provides basic health and comfort items plus writing material, then debits those costs to the inmate's account. This can create a negative balance. For commissary or account deposits, follow the vendor's instructions and include the inmate's name/ID and valid contact information.
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Cash bonds must be paid in full at the jail’s public reception area. Payment is accepted as cash, certified/cashier’s checks (local bank verification may apply), or USPS money orders payable to the Office of ...
Yes. A bonding agency may post a surety bond and handles the release arrangements. Facility officers cannot advise you on selecting a bonding agency.
If an inmate has no funds, the facility provides basic health and comfort items and writing material. The cost is debited to the inmate’s account and may result in a negative balance.
Planning a video visit with someone at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility? Your first step is setting up a GettingOut account and getting it approved—that's how you'll receive their call and schedule time together.
This facility doesn't offer in-person visits — everything happens by video. But here's the good news: you can do a free video visit at the onsite Video Visitation Center at 500 E. Adams Street, instead of paying for a remote session from home.
Sending personal mail to someone at Montgomery Pretrial? Here's the key change: as of October 1, 2024, personal letters now go to a centralized processing center in Phoenix, Maryland—not the facility itself.
