How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Suffolk County Correctional Facility (Riverhead) uses Keefe Commissary Service for commissary purchases. Add funds to an inmate's account through AccessCorrections online or by calling 1-866-345-1884. Paying in person? Lobby kiosks in both the Riverhead and Yaphank visiting lobbies accept cash, credit, or debit card deposits. The facility also accepts cash and money orders for inmate accounts—personal checks aren't accepted. Deposits typically post in about 15 minutes or sooner, but service fees apply and reduce the net amount credited. There's a $100 limit per commissary deposit. The facility's Commissary Unit handles commissary operations, and remaining funds at release are returned on a debit card.
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Adding money to someone's commissary account at Suffolk County Correctional Facility is quick once you know your options. The facility uses Keefe/AccessCorrections, and you can deposit funds through lobby kiosks, online, or by phone.
At Suffolk County, money you add to an inmate’s account is used for commissary purchases through Keefe Commissary Service. Once items are purchased using inmate funds, the facility’s Commissary Unit is the one that distributes those items.
You can deposit online through AccessCorrections or by calling 1-866-345-1884. You can also use the kiosks in the Riverhead and Yaphank visiting lobbies (cash, credit, or debit) or mail a money order to be deposited to the commissary account.
You can mail a money order and it will be deposited to the inmate’s commissary account. Personal checks are not accepted.
Most deposits post in about 15 minutes or sooner. There’s a $100 limit per commissary deposit, and service fees reduce the amount that actually posts to the inmate’s account.
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