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Four ways to add money to an inmate’s commissary account at Oldham County Detention Center

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Four ways to add money to an inmate’s commissary account at Oldham County Detention Center

Need to add money to someone's commissary account at Oldham County Detention Center? The jail offers four options: deposit online through jailfunds.com, call in your deposit by phone, use the black kiosk in the detention center lobby, or mail a postal money order.

Four ways to add money to an inmate’s commissary account at Oldham County Detention Center

To deposit online, head to jailfunds.com. Select Kentucky, then Oldham, then

You can also add commissary funds by phone. Call 1-855-836-3364 and follow the prompts to complete your deposit for Oldham County Detention Center.

If you’re depositing in person, Oldham County Detention Center lists a black kiosk in the lobby that you can use to add money to an inmate’s commissary account. This option can be convenient if you’re already at the facility and want to make the deposit on-site.

Tip: If you’re planning to deposit in person, make sure you’ll have access to the lobby kiosk when you arrive.

To send funds by mail, Oldham County Detention Center’s commissary instructions say you can mail a postal money order in the offender’s name to: 3405 West Highway 146, La Grange, KY 40031.

Note: You may see the address written slightly differently on the jail’s Mail page (“3405 Kentucky 146” vs. “3405 West Highway 146”). For commissary money orders, use the format shown on the commissary instructions: 3405 West Highway 146, La Grange, KY 40031.

Commissary at Oldham County Detention Center is delivered weekly by Kellwell and handed out by jail staff. Inmates can use commissary funds to order additional hygiene and food items beyond what the detention center provides.

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