How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money or making payments tied to someone at St. Francois County Jail? Start by confirming which method to use and how quickly funds will post. Common deposit options include lobby kiosks, approved online vendors, JPay electronic transfer, and mailed cashier's checks or money orders. Kiosk and card payments typically post faster, while mailed deposits can take a few business days. For maintenance payments, the department recommends direct deposit. Complete form CD‑122 (available through CD E‑Forms). For child support, make the payment payable to the Family Support Payment Center and mail it to the specified Jefferson City PO Box. Include identifying information in the memo line. Missouri's state payment portal also offers a one-time payment option that doesn't require an account.
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For maintenance payments, the department recommends direct deposit. You will need to complete form CD‑122 (available via CD E‑Forms).
Make child support payments payable to the Family Support Payment Center and mail them to the specified Jefferson City PO Box. Include identifying information in the memo line.
Yes, but there is a limit. The Family Support Payment Center accepts personal checks only up to $1,000; over that amount you must use a cashier’s check or money order.
Getting in touch with someone at St. Francois County Jail typically means navigating phone rules, mail guidelines, and sometimes messaging or account-based services. Since options and procedures can shift, confirm the current rules with the jail before sending money, mailing anything, or setting up an account.
Sending money to someone at St. Francois County Jail means putting funds into an account they can use for commissary and other approved expenses. No facility-specific instructions were available here (like exact payment methods, vendor name, fees, limits, or where to send a money order), so confirm the jail's current process before you pay. Verify what payment types they accept, what identifying information must be included, any limits or fees, and how long it takes for funds to post.
