How to Send Money to Stephens County Jail , OK (OK)

People in custody at Stephens County Jail , OK can use funds to buy items from the detention center commissary. That same account balance also covers phone calls, video calls, and text messaging. Putting money on their account is one of the most direct ways to help them stay in touch and take care of basic needs.

The jail uses a kiosk system that inmates can access from inside their cells or pods to make commissary purchases or place calls. If you plan to deposit funds through the jailATM deposits page, you'll need to sign in or create an account using an email address or a user name.

Steps-to-follow

• ✓ Confirm the person you’re helping can use funds for commissary purchases at the detention center.
• ✓ If your goal is staying connected, make sure you’re adding funds for communication time (phone calls, video calls, and text messaging).
• ✓ Ask whether they can use the in-cell or pod kiosk system to make commissary purchases or make calls, since the jail describes kiosks as an option inside housing areas.

Using the jailATM deposits sign-in page? You'll need an email address or user name to log into an existing account or create a new one. Have that ready before you start so you don't get stuck mid-checkout.

What-to-verify

• ✓ Whether kiosks are available in the cells or pods for the person you’re trying to help, and what they can do from the kiosk (commissary purchase vs. making calls).
• ✓ Whether the jail supports an online deposits portal (jailATM) for this facility, and that you will need an email address or user name to create an account or sign in.

• ✓ What commissary items are available and any restrictions on what your loved one can buy.
• ✓ How commissary funds are added and how quickly they become available.
• ✓ How “time” is purchased for phone calls, video calls, and text messaging.
• ✓ Accepted payment methods, fees, processing times, and any daily or weekly limits.