Three Ways to Send Money and How Commissary Works at Pierce County Jail
Want to help someone at Pierce County Jail cover commissary or phone calls? Timing is everything. Here's how to send money, add phone funds, and work around the Sunday 9 p.m. commissary cutoff.
The fastest option is an online deposit using a credit card. Once funds hit the inmate's account, they can use that money to buy commissary items.
Prefer to call? Dial 1-866-232-1899 (toll-free) and use Facility Locator Number 298402 to route your deposit to Pierce County Jail.
Phone money and commissary money are two separate accounts. To add funds specifically for phone calls, call 1-800-844-6591 or deposit online.
The commissary at Pierce County Jail sells everyday basics and comfort items. With enough money on their account, your loved one can order candy, snacks, cosmetics, beverages, writing materials, clothing, and other miscellaneous items.
Here's something that catches families off guard: not everyone can order the same amount. An inmate's classification level determines how many commissary items they're allowed to purchase.
Note: All monies for commissary must be received by Sunday evening at 9 p.m. for all inmates.
Inmates with less than $1 on their account are considered indigent and can receive limited basic items from the jail at no cost.
- ✓ Hygiene items
- ✓ Writing materials
Commissary gets distributed once a week. Plan your deposits around the Sunday deadline so funds clear in time for the next order cycle.
Questions about commissary or inmate funds? Call jail administration at (253) 798-4668.
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