How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Ware County Jail uses Union Supply for food and packages. Every order includes a non-refundable $2.95 shipping and handling fee, and Georgia DOC enforces spending and weight limits per package that can affect what you're able to send. For electronic funds, Securus is commonly used with deposits limited to $200 each—confirm the limit before submitting payment. You can also set up prepaid, collect, or direct-bill phone accounts through Securus. Common ways to add money include online transfers through approved vendors, lobby kiosks or ATM deposits, and mailed money orders with facility vouchers. Have the inmate's exact name and ID ready. Note that deposits may be applied to outstanding debts before any remaining balance becomes available.
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Before sending money to someone at Ware County Jail, confirm you're on their approved visitor list. This step isn't optional—approval is required regardless of which payment method you use. Check first to avoid rejected transactions.
Sending money is usually straightforward once you clear one big hurdle: you have to be approved first. Here's what that means at Ware County Jail, what JPay's internet-transfer fees look like, and where to get help if something goes wrong.
Before you try to send money to someone at Ware County Jail, check one thing first: you must be on the offender's approved visitor list. This applies no matter which payment method you use. Confirm this upfront—especially if you're helping for the first time or sending on behalf of someone else.
Before you pay any fees, make sure you're actually allowed to send money. For people housed in Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) facilities, one requirement trips families up more than anything else: approval.
Yes. Union Supply orders to Ware County Jail include a non‑refundable $2.95 shipping and handling charge. Georgia DOC spending and weight limits per package can also restrict what you can send.
Securus deposits are limited to $200 per deposit. Check the vendor’s account page before sending so your payment doesn’t get rejected or returned.
You can set up prepaid collect or direct‑bill telephone accounts through Securus using the vendor’s account-setup process. Create the account with Securus and link it to the inmate.
Phone calls from Ware County Jail go through Securus. You can set up a pre-paid collect account or a direct-bill account on their website, or call 1-800-844-6591. If you want things working fast, calling is often the quickest way to confirm you're funding the right account type for your number.
Visiting someone at Ware County Jail starts with one required step: getting on their approved visitor list. Here's how to do it using the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) Visitation Request Form.
Visiting someone at Ware County Jail starts with getting on the approved visitor list. Once you know which form applies to you and where to send it, the process is straightforward.
