How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Tri‑County Community Corrections uses Turnkey Corrections as its commissary provider. If someone's trust account stays below $1.00 for at least three consecutive days, the facility supplies necessary hygiene items through the canteen. To add money, use approved deposit methods—typically an online transfer vendor, an in‑facility kiosk, or sometimes mail. Options vary by facility. Include the incarcerated person's full name and their booking number or OID number with any deposit. Stick to approved channels and don't mail cash. If mailing is allowed, use an accepted payment type like a money order or certified bank check.
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Turnkey Corrections is listed as Tri‑County Community Corrections’ commissary provider.
Use an approved method—typically an online transfer vendor or an in‑facility kiosk. Confirm what's accepted first. Include the incarcerated person's full name plus their booking/OID number with your deposit.
Yes. If someone has less than $1.00 in their trust account for a minimum of three consecutive days, they can be supplied necessary hygiene items ordered from the canteen.
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