What Can Inmates Actually Buy at Scioto County Jail's Commissary?
Want to help someone at Scioto County Jail stay stocked on basics? Commissary is how it happens. Here's what inmates can order and the rules you need to know.
The Scioto County Sheriff's Office runs an inmate commissary stocked with everyday necessities and small comfort items. Options include hygiene products, snacks like candy and chips, and practical items for writing and downtime - stamped envelopes, paper, pencils, coffee, even board games.
Product Categories
- ✓ Hygiene items
- ✓ Candy
- ✓ Chips
- ✓ Snacks
- ✓ Stamped envelopes
- ✓ Paper
- ✓ Pencils
- ✓ Coffee
- ✓ Board games
You can't drop off commissary items or arrange anything informally. Everything must be ordered through the Scioto County Jail Commissary Kiosk.
Orders follow a strict schedule with hard cutoffs. Inmates can place orders twice a week - Monday and Thursday - with each order capped at $60.00. If you're adding money, timing matters: funds must be deposited by 9:30 a.m. on the day the order goes in, or they won't be available.
No public drop-offs: Items from visitors or the public will not be permitted, accepted, or allowed within the jail.
The bottom line for families: don't bring toiletries, snacks, or other goods to the jail. Items from the public aren't allowed inside. To help, use the jail's commissary kiosk system. There's another option too - the Sheriff's Office mentions that family and friends can send a "care package" by ordering online through Access Securepak.
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