How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding money for someone at Terrebonne Parish Jail (Terrebonne Parish Correctional Center) can be done by mailing a money order or depositing through TouchPayDirect. Mailed deposits must be money orders only—no cash. Make them payable to the inmate and send to the TPCJC mailing address on file. For commissary, use TouchPayDirect with the facility's vendor listing and facility ID. In-person kiosks are available in the jail lobby and at the Courthouse Annex during weekday hours. Phone deposits post immediately, while online deposits typically take about 24 hours. TPCJC also provides letters of incarceration for a $15 fee at the facility address.
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Terrebonne Parish Jail uses TouchPayDirect for commissary deposits. If you're depositing by phone, have TouchPayDirect's main number ready: 1-866-232-1899. You'll also need the facility number: #270360.
You have three ways to add money to someone's account at Terrebonne Parish Jail: mail a money order to TPCJC, use TouchPay by phone or online, or deposit in person at a kiosk. Which one works best depends on how fast you need the funds to arrive. Phone deposits through TouchPay post automatically. Online deposits can take up to 24 hours. Money orders are slower but work well if mailing is your only option.
Mail a money order to the TPCJC mailing address on file and make it payable to the inmate. Don’t send cash—only money orders are accepted for mailed deposits. Include the inmate’s name and any required identifying information exactly as instructed.
Add funds through TouchPayDirect online, via the app, or by phone using the facility's vendor listing and facility ID. In-person kiosks in the jail lobby and Courthouse Annex are available during weekday hours. Mailed money orders payable to the inmate work too—just follow the facility's instructions.
Telephone deposits are applied automatically and should post immediately. Online deposits typically take about 24 hours to appear. Mailed money orders post after they’re processed, so plan for extra time.
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