How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Rogers County Jail (Amos G. Ward Detention Facility) works three ways: a cash-only lobby kiosk, mail deposits, or online deposits through the facility's selected vendor. The lobby kiosk is a black machine in the detention-center lobby. Cash deposits must be in by Tuesday at 8:00 AM to count toward that week's commissary order. Mailing a deposit? Clearly state whether it's for a Prepaid Collect Account or a PIN Debit Account, and include the inmate's name and PIN when funding a PIN account. For online deposits, select "Amos G. Ward Detention Facility" as the location so the money posts to the correct account. These funds cover commissary plus phone or video services.
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Getting money onto someone's commissary account at Rogers County Jail comes down to four options: online, by phone, by mail, or cash at the lobby kiosk. Which method works best depends on whether you're using a card, mailing a money order, or paying cash—and how fast you need the funds to hit the account.
Want to add commissary money for someone at Rogers County Jail (Amos G. Ward Detention Facility)? You have four options: online, by phone, by mail, or at the cash-only kiosk in the lobby.
Commissary money can be a lifeline for someone in jail, so it's natural to wonder what happens to any leftover balance when they get out. Here's how Rogers County Jail handles commissary funds at release and during transfers.
Use the black kiosk in the detention-center lobby for cash-only commissary deposits. Get your deposit in by Tuesday at 8:00 AM for it to count toward that week's commissary order.
Yes. When mailing a deposit, specify whether it's for a Prepaid Collect Account or the inmate's PIN Debit Account. Include the inmate's name and PIN if you're depositing to a PIN account.
Select “Amos G. Ward Detention Facility” as the deposit location so the funds post to the correct inmate account.
Legal mail gets special treatment at Rogers County Jail. Here's how incoming and outgoing legal correspondence is opened, inspected, and protected.
Want to video chat with someone at Rogers County Jail? You'll need to use Prodigy Vision. Setup is quick once your account is created and funded.
To get your letter accepted at Rogers County Jail, address it with the inmate's first and last name, plus their name number if you have it. On its own line, write "C/O Amos G. Ward Detention Center." The mailing address is: 114 S Missouri Ave., Claremore, OK 74017.
