How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Add money to an inmate's account at Walla Walla County Jail through Access Corrections (1-866-345-1884), the jail's lobby kiosk, or SmartDeposit.com—available 24/7. Access Corrections also handles bail posting and parole/probation payments. Money accepted at booking goes into the inmate's account for commissary purchases. If someone is released before receiving their commissary order, family or friends can pick it up at the jail during regular business hours with proper ID. Items not claimed within 30 days are forfeited. For bail on local court charges, go to the listed Superior or District Court locations during business hours. After hours, bail at the jail must be cash or a court-approved bail bond.
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Need to add money to someone's account at Walla Walla County Jail? You've got a few approved options—one in person, the rest remote—so you can pick whatever works best for your situation.
Want to help someone at Walla Walla County Jail buy commissary items or stay connected? The jail offers three main deposit methods. Here's how each one works and when to use it.
If someone gets released from Walla Walla County Jail before their commissary arrives, you can still pick up the items—but you need to move quickly. Here's how pickup works, what to bring, and when commissary gets forfeited.
Add funds through Access Corrections (1-866-345-1884), the jail's lobby kiosk, or SmartDeposit.com. Access Corrections also supports bail posting and parole/probation payments. Don't mail cash—if you must mail funds, use a cashier's check or money order.
During regular business hours, post bail for local court charges at the listed Superior or District Court locations. After hours, you can post bail at the jail—but it must be cash or a bail bond from a court-approved bonding company. Cash bail for out-of-county warrants is accepted at the jail anytime.
If the inmate is released before receiving commissary, family or friends can pick up the items at the jail during regular business hours with proper ID. Commissary items older than 30 days are forfeited.
Posting bail can feel urgent and stressful. The key is knowing whether to pay at the court or the jail—and what payment they'll actually accept.
Want to avoid delays when helping someone at Walla Walla County Jail? Start with the right vendor: Securus handles communication services, while Access Corrections handles account funds.
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