How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
When someone is booked into Prince George Detention Center, staff inventory any cash and valuables. Cash goes into the inmate's institutional account; valuables are labeled and stored in locked storage. To add commissary funds, use one of the two Reception kiosks on-site or deposit online at www.connectnetwork.com. Checks and money orders aren't accepted. Deposits are capped at $150 per week, and each transaction includes a vendor convenience fee. If a deposit doesn't post or you run into trouble, call Customer Support at 1-888-988-4768. For Finance Office questions, call 301-952-7147 weekdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Weekend releases may have money and valuables mailed or handled through the Finance Office during set hours.
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Putting money on someone's commissary or phone account at Prince George's County Correctional Center is straightforward once you know your options. Here's what you need to know about deposit methods, fees, timing, and how cash and valuables are handled during intake and release.
Use one of the two Reception kiosks on-site or deposit online at www.connectnetwork.com. Enter the inmate identifier the kiosk or website asks for so funds go to the right commissary account. If a deposit doesnât appear, call Customer Support at 1-888-988-4768.
Yes. Commissary deposits are limited to $150 per week when using the facilityâs listed deposit methods.
Yesâeach deposit is subject to vendor convenience fees, and the vendor will show the charges during the transaction. For kiosk/website deposit issues, call 1-888-988-4768; for Finance Office or county accounts receivable questions, use the published facility and County AR contacts.
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