How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
At Two Rivers Correctional Institution, adults in custody (AICs) typically have two accounts: a phone/communications account for calls, messaging, and tablets, and a commissary (trust) account for snacks, toiletries, and other items. Oregon DOC uses third-party vendors to process deposits, including JPay, ICS Corrections (Access Corrections), and Telmate for online or phone payments. Add money through approved vendor websites, phone lines, or a lobby kiosk. Some facilities also allow mail deposits—if so, send a money order or cashier's check with the person's full name and ID so it posts correctly. Confirm Two Rivers' accepted deposit methods before sending money, and bring valid photo ID for in-person deposits.
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Deposit to the commissary (trust) account through an approved third-party vendor website or phone line, a lobby kiosk (if available), or by mailing a money order/cashier's check where allowed. If mailing funds, include the incarcerated person's full name and ID. Confirm which deposit methods Two Rivers accepts before sending money.
Yes. Two Rivers AICs have a separate phone/communications account for calls, messaging, and tablets. Deposits for phone services are typically made through the same approved vendors or kiosks used for other electronic deposits—just confirm you’re funding the correct account.
Oregon DOC uses electronic-payment vendors including JPay, ICS Corrections (with Access Corrections for trust deposits), and Telmate to process AIC payments. Before you pay, confirm which vendor(s) Two Rivers accepts.
Your first visit goes smoother when you show up with the right items—and nothing that'll slow you down at the door. Use this checklist to pack for an in-person visit at Two Rivers.
Your first Oregon DOC visit goes much smoother when you bring the right basics—and leave the wrong items at home. Use this checklist to avoid getting turned away at the door.
If a medical condition makes walking through a metal detector unsafe, you can still visit at Two Rivers. You'll just need your doctor to complete the Oregon DOC Metal Detector Medical Exception Form before your visit.
