How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Onslow County Jail's commissary is operated by Oasis Commissary. Add funds to an inmate's account through JailATM by phone or online. Want to send approved care packages or commissary food items? Orders go through JailCanteen.com. Prefer to deposit funds in person? The Sheriff's Office lobby has a public kiosk at 717 Court St that's available 24/7. Whichever method you use, enter the inmate's full booked name and inmate/account number exactly as shown so the money posts to the right account.
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You can add funds through JailATM by phone or online. For walk-in deposits, use the public kiosk in the Sheriff’s Office lobby at 717 Court St (available 24/7). Enter the inmate’s full booked name and inmate/account number exactly as shown so the deposit posts correctly.
Yes. Care packages and commissary food items may be purchased through JailCanteen.com. Adding money to an inmate’s commissary account is handled through Oasis Commissary’s JailATM service.
Yes—the Sheriff’s Office lobby at 717 Court St has a public kiosk available 24/7 for commissary transactions. Use the inmate’s exact booked name and account number to avoid delays in posting.
Want to help someone at Onslow County Jail with commissary? You have three options: add funds through JailATM (online or by phone), use the 24/7 lobby kiosk, or send approved care packages through JailCanteen.
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