How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Treutlen PDC caps deposits to pre-paid collect accounts at $200.00 per deposit. Need to add more? You'll have to split it into multiple transactions. Offenders can also transfer money from their trust accounts to Securus debit calling accounts in $1 increments for phone calls. Placing a Union Supply food or package order? Plan for a non-refundable $2.95 shipping and handling fee. Georgia Department of Corrections spending and weight limits also apply: $100/15 lbs for state prisons and $50/7 lbs for probation detention. Common ways to add money in Georgia include online transfers through approved vendors, lobby kiosks or ATMs, and mailed money orders with the facility voucher. Double-check the offender's name and ID, and confirm whether you need to be an approved sender to avoid delays.
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Deposits to pre-paid collect accounts at Treutlen PDC are limited to a maximum of $200.00 per deposit.
Common methods used in Georgia include online transfers through approved vendors, lobby kiosks or ATMs, and mailed money orders with the facility voucher. Confirm the inmate’s name and ID, and whether you must be an approved sender, before you send funds.
Yes. Union Supply charges a non-refundable $2.95 shipping and handling fee for all orders, and GDC spending and weight limits apply to food and package orders.
Want to send a food package to someone at Treutlen PDC? You can order through Union Supply, the Georgia Department of Corrections' approved vendor. The only real difference between your options is how you submit the order: downloadable form, mail, phone, or fax.
Want to talk with someone at Treutlen PDC? Phone calls go through Securus Technologies and follow a few strict rules. Here's what you need to know to make sure your number can receive calls.
Visiting at Treutlen PDC is a two-step process. First, you get approved as a visitor by submitting the Visitation Request Form to the facility where your loved one is housed. Then you schedule your actual visit through the Georgia Department of Corrections
