How to Put Money on an Inmate's Account at Polk County Jail (kiosk, phone, online)
Polk County Jail uses Viapath for inmate deposits. Add money online at www.gettingout.com, or call 866-516-0115 to deposit by phone. Both options work for funding an inmate's trust/commissary account.
Mail option: Send a money order to:
Prefer to deposit in person? There's a kiosk in the Polk County Jail visitation lobby at Door Number 2. It's the quickest on-site option for adding funds.
The kiosk accepts cash or credit card. Heads up: kiosk transactions (and other Viapath deposits) come with vendor fees, so you'll pay more than what actually posts to the inmate's account.
Tip: On the kiosk, choose the “Trust/Commissary” option so the money posts to the inmate’s account.
Viapath caps deposits at $3,000 per 24-hour period. Need to send more? You'll have to split it across multiple days.
Expect fees when using the kiosk or Viapath with cash or credit - charges apply for both bail and commissary deposits. Fee amounts vary, so check the Viapath terms during checkout to see the final cost before confirming.
Ensure Trust Posting
- ✓ Select “Trust/Commissary” when you deposit at the kiosk.
- ✓ If you deposit through Viapath online or by phone, make sure the deposit is going to Trust/Commissary (not another category).
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