How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding money to an inmate's account at Sullivan County Jail is straightforward once you know the right channel. For commissary, deposit at the jail lobby kiosk (cash or credit card) or add funds online at www.jailfunds.com with a credit card. For phone time, use the CPC lobby kiosk, go online at www.inmatesales.com, or call the facility's phone deposit line—online and phone payments typically require a credit or debit card. Prefer to mail funds? Send a U.S. Postal money order made out to the inmate to 77 E. Justice Dr., Sullivan, IN 47882. Personal checks aren't accepted. When adding phone funds, you may be able to restrict the money to a specific prepaid number.
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Want to add commissary money for someone at Sullivan County Jail? You have four options: the lobby kiosk, an online deposit, a phone deposit, or mailing a money order. Which one works best depends on how fast you need it done, whether you want to avoid using a card, and how much you care about fees.
You can deposit commissary money at the in-jail lobby kiosk (cash or credit) or online at www.jailfunds.com with a credit card. There’s also an option to pay by card using the commissary deposit line.
You can add phone funds at the CPC lobby kiosk, online at www.inmatesales.com, or by calling the phone deposit number. When you add funds, you can choose to restrict them to a specific prepaid number.
Yes—mail a U.S. Postal money order made payable to the inmate to 77 E. Justice Dr., Sullivan, IN 47882. Personal checks are not accepted.
Phone calls at Sullivan County Jail get paid one of two ways: the inmate buys phone time with their commissary money, or you add funds from outside so calls can go through.
Inmates at Sullivan County Jail can buy phone time directly from their commissary account. They use the facility kiosk to purchase calling minutes with funds they already have on deposit.
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