How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Farmville Piedmont Regional Jail runs commissary on a weekly cycle, so timing matters. For funds to be available that week, money must post before 6:00 a.m. Monday—in-house commissary deductions happen on Mondays. Keefe out-of-house commissary orders can be placed at facility kiosks until 7:00 a.m. Thursday. Deliveries follow each housing unit's weekly schedule. Add funds online through OffenderConnect, or use the lobby kiosk for cash deposits in specified denominations. You can also mail postal money orders (no cash). MasterCard and Visa credit/debit cards are accepted, and some deposits require Facility site I.D. #31 plus the offender's name and date of birth. The jail provides phone numbers for commissary and prepaid phone account support.
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Piedmont Regional Jail provides a weekly commissary to all offenders, which means timing matters. Below are the two weekly cutoffs you’ll want to keep straight: when money has to post for the in-house commissary, and when Keefe (out-of-house) kiosk orders stop being accepted for the week.
If you’re trying to help someone at Piedmont Regional Jail, the big thing is sending money to the right place: commissary (store purchases) versus phone-related accounts. Here are the deposit methods Piedmont accepts, plus the exact phone numbers and what information you’ll need so your deposit posts correctly.
You can add money online through OffenderConnect, use the lobby kiosk for cash deposits, or mail postal money orders for commissary or phone accounts. MasterCard and Visa are accepted for deposits, and some transactions require Facility site I.D. #31 plus the inmate’s name and date of birth. The jail also provides phone numbers for commissary and prepaid phone account support.
No. Mailed funds must be postal money orders—not cash. Include the inmate's name and any required ID the facility or vendor specifies.
For weekly commissary, money must post before 6:00 a.m. Monday, and in-house commissary deductions happen on Mondays. Keefe kiosk orders placed by the 7:00 a.m. Thursday cutoff are accepted for out-of-house commissary processing, and deliveries follow each housing unit’s weekly schedule.
Piedmont Regional Jail delivers personal mail digitally. Letters, pictures, and drawings you send are scanned and delivered to the person you’re writing through the tablet “Facility Messages” app under the free profile, instead of being handed over as physical paper mail.
Piedmont Regional Jail offers two ways for offenders to make phone calls. With the debit system, calls are paid from funds in the offender's account. Collect calls work differently — the person receiving calls needs to set up a payment plan before they can accept them.
Plan on being searched when you visit Piedmont Regional Jail. Vehicles, people entering or exiting, and any items brought onto the grounds can be searched, so pack light and don’t bring anything you wouldn’t want inspected. If you refuse a search, you’ll be asked to leave.
