How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Depositing money at Snohomish County Jail? You have a few options. Access Secure Deposits works by phone (866-345-1884) or through Access Corrections online. These deposits typically post within about five minutes, though there's a non-refundable fee. You can also deposit cash, cashier's checks, or money orders in person at the Inmate Account window (3025 Oakes Avenue, Everett). Personal checks aren't accepted. Here's the key timing detail: commissary orders are placed Saturday and processed Sunday. For money to count toward the next week's order, it must be in the account by 11:00 pm Saturday. Delivery happens one day per week (Tuesday–Friday) based on housing unit. Note that mail deposits were discontinued May 1, 2022.
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Want your loved one to get commissary next week? Timing matters. Here's how Snohomish County Jail's weekly commissary cycle works—and the cutoff you need to hit.
Commissary at Snohomish County Jail runs on a weekly cycle, so when you deposit money matters. Inmates place orders on Saturday, and those orders get processed Sunday morning. The balance needs to be in the account before that Saturday cutoff—money that arrives after won't count until the following week.
Commissary at Snohomish County Jail runs on a weekly cycle. Know the Saturday ordering day, the Saturday night money deadline, and the weekday delivery window—and you can plan deposits without missing a week.
Need to put money on someone's account at Snohomish County Jail? You've got a few options—some faster than others. Here's how each method works, what's accepted, and the details that most often cause deposits to get delayed or rejected.
Getting money onto someone's account at Snohomish County Jail is straightforward once you know your options. Some methods are faster, some work better if you're paying cash, and others are easier when you can't make it to the jail. Here's how it works.
Want to make sure your loved one gets commissary next week? Timing matters. Snohomish County Jail runs on a weekly ordering cycle with a firm Saturday-night deposit cutoff.
Deposit online or by phone using Access Secure Deposits (866-345-1884) or through Access Corrections. Deposits usually post within about five minutes and include a non-refundable fee. In person, bring cash, cashier's checks, or money orders to the Inmate Account window at 3025 Oakes Avenue. Personal checks aren't accepted, and mail deposits ended May 1, 2022.
Commissary orders are placed on Saturday and processed on Sunday. To receive the following week’s order, the money needs to be in the inmate’s account by 11:00 pm Saturday. Delivery happens one day each week (Tuesday–Friday) depending on the housing unit.
Yes. Family and friends can order hygiene items, underwear, and writing supplies online or by calling 800-546-6283. Customer service hours are Monday–Friday 5:30am–9:00pm and Saturday 8:00am–2:00pm.
Need to add money to someone's account at Snohomish County Jail? You've got a few solid options—online, by phone, or in person at the jail's Inmate Account Window. Here's how each method works, plus the details that tend to trip people up (fees, account numbers, and window hours).
Your first visit goes smoother when you show up with the right ID and nothing that'll get you turned away at the door. Use this quick checklist to avoid surprises at Snohomish County Jail.
Want to get essentials to someone at Snohomish County Jail? Don't waste time or money mailing a package or trying to drop one off. The jail doesn't accept care packages that way—approved items have to be ordered through the correct commissary channels.
