5 Things to Know Before Your First Personal Visit at Salem County Jail
Your first personal visit at Salem County Jail goes smoother when you know the rules ahead of time. Here are five things to lock down before you make the trip.
How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Salem County Jail gives each person in custody a single personal account used for commissary purchases, telephone, and tablet services. Deposits from family or friends go into that account. The facility registration form lists accepted payment types: Voucher/Purchase Order, Money Order, Letter of Intent, and Company Check. Deposit options often include online, by phone, at an on-site kiosk, or by mail. Processing times and fees vary by method. Before sending money, confirm the jail's approved deposit method and any required forms so the payment posts correctly. If mailing a payment, include the required deposit form plus the inmate's full name and ID number. Don't send cash or extra items in the envelope.
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Deposits go into the inmate's single personal account, which covers commissary, phone, and tablet services. Common deposit methods include online, by phone, at on-site kiosks, or by mail. Processing times and fees vary. Check the jail's approved options and any required forms before sending money.
The facility registration form lists these accepted payment types: Voucher/Purchase Order, Money Order, Letter of Intent, and Company Check.
Yes. Money Order and Company Check are listed by the facility as accepted payment types. If you mail a payment, include the required deposit form and the inmate’s full name and ID number, and do not send cash or extra items in the envelope.
Your first personal visit at Salem County Jail goes smoother when you know the rules ahead of time. Here are five things to lock down before you make the trip.
Each inmate at Salem County Jail has one personal account. This single balance covers everything—commissary purchases, phone calls, and tablet services. No need to manage separate funds for different uses; it all draws from the same place.
Mail gets returned or destroyed for small labeling mistakes. Use the checklist below, and double-check the jail's street address before sending anything.