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Sending Snack Packs Through McDaniel Supply to Oconee County Detention Center

Want to send snack packs to someone at Oconee County Detention Center? You'll order through McDaniel Supply's JailPack storefront. The key thing to know: commissary deliveries happen once a week, on Fridays.

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Sending Snack Packs Through McDaniel Supply to Oconee County Detention Center

McDaniel Supply Company is the commissary provider for Oconee County Detention Center. That means commissary orders - and the snack packs family and friends send - run through McDaniel’s system.

Inside the jail, inmates can order personal commissary items at their own expense - hygiene products, food, drinks, cards, and writing supplies. From the outside, you can help too. Family and friends can order assorted snack packs through McDaniel Supply and have them delivered directly to an inmate.

Delivery timing: Commissary is delivered to Oconee County Detention Center once a week, on Fridays.

You'll need to create an account on the JailPack/McDaniel Supply storefront before placing an order. Do this ahead of time so you're not scrambling at checkout. Have your loved one's name and any identifying details the store requires ready - it makes the whole process smoother.

Once you've set up your account, sign in to the JailPack/McDaniel storefront and browse the assorted snack packs available for Oconee County Detention Center. At checkout, double-check that you've selected the correct inmate before submitting.

Timing tip: Because deliveries happen on Fridays, place your order with enough cushion to be picked up in that weekly cycle.

Sending Snack Packs Through McDaniel Supply to Oconee County Detention Center

Processing warning: If the JailPack page says it’s processing your request, don’t hit the back button or close your browser. The storefront warns this step can take several minutes.

  1. Wait a few minutes - the JailPack storefront may take several minutes to finish processing.
  2. Don’t refresh, hit back, or close the browser - the site specifically warns against backing out while it’s processing.
  3. Sign back in and check your account - if you’re unsure whether it went through, log in again and look for any order details in your account.
  4. Contact JailPack/McDaniel support if you still can’t confirm the order - they can help you sort out whether the transaction completed.

Running into problems with registration, login, or a stuck order? Start with JailPack/McDaniel storefront support - they can see what's happening in the system. If you still need to reach the facility directly, contact the Oconee County Sheriff's Office at 864-718-1066 or at 300 S Church St, Walhalla, SC 29691.

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