How to Send Money to Someone at Morgan County Jail (No Cash or Money Orders Accepted)

Morgan County Jail does not accept money orders for inmate funds, whether mailed or hand-delivered. Cash is off the table too. Dropping off bills at the facility or tucking cash into an envelope won't work and can delay your loved one from receiving funds.

You can add funds using the kiosk in the Morgan County Sheriff's Office lobby. It's quick, and the money goes directly onto the inmate's account.

Prefer to skip the trip? JailATM lets you deposit funds online from home.

• ✓ Use the lobby kiosk if you want to add funds in person at the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office lobby
• ✓ Use JailATM if you prefer to add funds online
• ✓ If you are choosing between the two, pick the method that is easiest for you to access, since both are approved ways to fund the inmate’s account

If your loved one had cash when they were booked, that money gets placed into an account at the Sheriff's Office. They can use it to buy items from the jail commissary.

1. Confirm who you are funding - Get the inmate’s correct name (and any identifier you have) so your deposit goes to the right account.
2. Choose an approved method - Use the kiosk in the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office lobby, or add funds online through JailATM.
3. Save your proof of payment - Keep your receipt from the kiosk or a confirmation from the online transaction in case you need to track the deposit.
4. Avoid rejected payment types - Do not mail cash or money orders, and do not bring cash or money orders in person. Morgan County Jail does not accept them for inmate funds.