How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Managing commissary at Walker County Sheriff's Office is straightforward once you know the deadlines. Orders must be placed by Thursday at 11:00 p.m.—that's the weekly cutoff. Delivery happens Monday mornings unless a holiday gets in the way. Once submitted, orders can't be changed or refunded. Each order maxes out at $50. Family and friends can add funds and make commissary deposits online through jailatm.com (Legacy Commissary). Indigent inmates can request a kit through the kiosk once every four weeks, which includes hygiene and writing materials. A negative balance gets recorded for future deposits. When sending funds, double-check the inmate's name and ID—deposits may be applied to outstanding account debts.
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Commissary at Walker County Jail runs on a weekly schedule with a firm Thursday night cutoff—and orders can't be changed or refunded once submitted. Here's how it all works.
You can add money to an inmate’s account and make commissary deposits online through jailatm.com (Legacy Commissary). Before sending funds, confirm you’re using Walker County’s approved method.
Orders must be placed or saved by Thursday night each week by 11:00 p.m. They’re delivered Monday mornings unless a holiday prevents delivery.
Yes. Indigent inmates can request an indigent kit through the kiosk that includes hygiene and writing materials. The kit is limited to once every four weeks, and a negative balance is recorded for future deposits.
Walker County Jail has two mailing tracks depending on what you're sending. Get the right address and follow the postcard and return-address rules, and you'll avoid most rejections.
