How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Ordnance Road Corrections Center creates a commissary account for each person at admission. Any funds collected during intake go into that account. Visitors cannot make deposits, and detention staff don't accept money orders or deposits at the facility. If you need to add money, you'll typically have to use facility-approved options (when available), such as an on-site kiosk, an approved website or phone system, retail cash networks, or a central lockbox or mail-based process. If an incarcerated person needs to send money to someone outside, they must submit an Inmate Request Slip explaining the reason, listing the payee and amount. A Case Manager then verifies and approves the withdrawal. Processing times and vendor fees vary by method.
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Trying to fund commissary at Ordnance Road? The key is using the approved deposit options and making sure the money lands before the Wednesday night cutoff for Thursday orders.
Adding money for commissary at Ordnance Road? You've got three options: the lobby kiosk, phone, or online through AccessCorrections. Fees vary by deposit amount and method.
Supporting someone at Ordnance Road? Two things matter most: the once-a-week commissary order and the Wednesday midnight deposit deadline.
No. Visitors may not make deposits, and facility staff do not accept deposits on behalf of inmates.
No. Money orders are not accepted, and detention center staff do not accept deposits of any kind.
They need to submit an Inmate Request Slip with the reason, payee name, and amount. A Case Manager verifies and approves the withdrawal before it gets processed.
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Video visits at Ordnance Road Corrections Center run through the Visitation Kiosk. When it's time for your visit, press "Video" and log in with the same PIN used for telephone calls. Want to check what's on your schedule? Press "Portal" on the Visitation Kiosk and log in with that same telephone PIN to pull up a list of your upcoming visits.
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