How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Need to put money on someone's commissary at Palo Pinto County Jail? You have a few options. The jail accepts deposits by money order or cashier's check—drop it off at the Palo Pinto County Law Enforcement Center or send it by mail. Cash isn't accepted. You can also add funds online through www.jailatm.com, which is often the easiest route if you're not local. Double-check that you're using the correct physical or mailing address before sending any payment. Keep the money order separate and don't include personal letters with it.
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Want to add money to someone's commissary account at Palo Pinto Jail? You've got three options: money order, cashier's check, or online through JailATM.
Want to help someone at Palo Pinto County Jail buy basics from commissary? You'll need to get funds onto their account first. The county offers three ways to do it—and they're particular about what they accept.
You can deposit funds with a money order or cashier’s check in person at the Palo Pinto County Law Enforcement Center, mail a money order or cashier’s check to the facility’s mailing address, or add money online through www.jailatm.com.
No. The facility does not accept cash for commissary account deposits. Use a money order or cashier’s check instead; personal checks aren’t listed as an accepted deposit method.
Send it using the Palo Pinto County Law Enforcement Center physical address or the facility mailing address published by the county. Confirm the exact address before mailing, and don’t include personal letters with the money order.
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