Three Ways to Send Money to Someone at Pierce County Jail (and Commissary Deadlines)
Getting money onto an inmate's account at Pierce County Jail is straightforward once you know your options. Here are the three methods the jail accepts, plus the weekly commissary cutoff you'll need to hit so funds arrive in time.
Pierce County Jail accepts internet deposits via credit card through their inmate money service. This is usually the fastest option - you can handle everything from home without making a phone call.
Prefer to call? Dial the toll-free line at 1-866-232-1899 and use Facility Locator Number 298402. Keep that locator number handy - it ensures your deposit goes to the right place and posts before the commissary cutoff.
Want to help with phone calls specifically? Pierce County Jail has a separate number for telephone account deposits: 1-800-844-6591. You can also add funds online through the telephone provider, which is handy if you're doing this outside business hours.
Commissary deadline: All monies must be received by Sunday evening at 9 p.m. for all inmates.
Commissary is distributed weekly. Miss the Sunday 9:00 p.m. cutoff, and the funds won't be available until the following week's order cycle.
With money on their account, inmates can order candy and snacks, cosmetics, beverages, writing materials, miscellaneous items, and clothing. No funds, no purchase - orders are limited to what the account balance covers.
Pierce County Jail provides indigent items for people who can't afford basics. An inmate qualifies as indigent with less than $1 on their account, and they're limited to hygiene supplies and writing materials. Even a small deposit before the weekly cutoff can make a real difference.
- ✓ Pierce County Jail administration (commissary/inmate funds): (253) 798-4668
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