Three Ways to Send Money for Commissary at Parker County Jail

Parker County Jail contracts with Correct Commissary to handle inmate accounts. This affects how deposits are processed, so stick to the approved methods below to make sure the money posts correctly.

One limit to know: inmates can only spend up to $200.00 per week on commissary. Even if you deposit more, they can't use it all at once. If you're supporting someone long-term, spacing out deposits can help cover multiple weeks.

Online deposits go through CSGPay. This is usually the fastest option - you can handle everything from your phone or computer without making a trip to the jail.

1. Go to CSGPay and create an account - you’ll need an account set up before you can send a deposit.
2. Sign in to your account - once you’re logged in, you’ll be guided through the deposit process.
3. Follow the prompts to make your deposit - enter the requested information carefully so the funds go to the right person.
4. Pay with a credit or debit card - CSGPay accepts credit and debit cards for online deposits.

Prefer to pay in person? There's a kiosk in the jail lobby at 612 Jameson Street, Weatherford, TX 76086. Just follow the on-screen prompts to complete your deposit.

• ✓ Cash
• ✓ Credit card
• ✓ Debit card

Cashier's checks and money orders work too. You can drop them off with the Visitation Officer during visitation hours, or mail them to the facility if you can't come in person.

• ✓ Make it payable to “C/O Inmate Trust Fund”
• ✓ Include the inmate’s name

Worried about basic needs? Inmates at Parker County Jail get three hot meals a day. Commissary is helpful for extra snacks, hygiene items, and small comforts - but meals are covered.

When deciding how much to send, remember the $200.00 weekly spending cap. That limit shapes how quickly someone can actually use what you deposit, especially if you're supporting them over time.