How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
If you're looking to add funds or send approved items in Georgia, the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) posts official options for getting money to an offender and links to vendor programs for food and commissary items. For GDC state prisons, Union Supply handles approved food-package orders. You can order by mail (to the P.O. Box address Union Supply lists), by phone (1-562-361-5719 or 1-855-247-0563), or by fax (1-310-603-1188). Union Supply charges a $2.95 nonrefundable shipping and handling fee, consolidates multiple orders into one package, and enforces maximum spending and weight limits based on facility type. Orders received after the program deadline won't be accepted, so plan ahead. Also confirm whether Turner County Jail House follows these GDC/vendor options and that you're an approved sender.
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Yes. GDC authorizes Union Supply to fulfill food-package orders to State Prisons, Integrated Treatment Facilities, and Probation Detention Centers for approved family and friends. Orders must follow vendor procedures, deadlines, and spending and weight limits.
You can place an order by mail to the Union Supply P.O. Box address, by calling 1-562-361-5719 or toll-free 1-855-247-0563, or by faxing your order to 1-310-603-1188. Follow the vendor's instructions closely to avoid delays or rejected orders.
Yes. Union Supply charges a $2.95 nonrefundable shipping and handling fee and enforces maximum dollar and weight limits that vary by facility type. Orders arriving after the program deadline won't be accepted.
Already have a Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) visit on the books? You can make changes right from your existing scheduled-visit record. From there, you'll find options to add a visitor or cancel the appointment.
Looking to support someone at Turner County Jail House, GA? The fastest confirmed option is placing an approved package order by phone. For parole questions, you'll need a different office than the Georgia DOC Ombudsman.
Food packages for someone in a Georgia Department of Corrections facility go through a specific program with strict rules about ordering, allowed items, and deadlines. Here's how to place an order correctly.
