How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To put money on an inmate's commissary or phone account, use the lobby kiosk in the main sheriff's office or deposit online at touchpaydirect.com (select Florida and the facility, or use facility locator 232501). The kiosk accepts Visa, MasterCard, and debit. TouchPay transactions may include vendor fees. If the inmate's account is negative, each deposit splits: 50% pays down the negative balance and 50% goes to commissary or Fresh Favorites orders. Inmates are charged a $20 booking fee and a $2.00 per-day subsistence fee (waived for inmate workers). Aramark runs commissary with weekly deliveries. Care packages are limited to one per week and may be restricted for medical or disciplinary reasons. Note: TouchPay/Telmate reported a data breach in August 2020 and published details and protection steps for affected users.
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Deposit money at the lobby kiosk in the main sheriff's office, or online at touchpaydirect.com by selecting the state and facility or using facility locator 232501. The kiosk accepts Visa, MasterCard, and debit. Online payments go through TouchPay and may include vendor fees.
If the account is negative, 50% of your deposit goes toward the negative balance. The other 50% is available for commissary or Fresh Favorites orders.
Vendor transaction fees can apply to TouchPay online deposits and kiosk card transactions. Also, inmates are charged a $20 booking fee and a $2.00 per-day subsistence fee (waived for inmate workers), which can reduce available funds; care packages are limited to one per week and commissary access can be restricted for medical or disciplinary reasons.
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