How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Washita County Jail commissary runs through City Tele Coin on a weekly cycle. Orders are submitted on Mondays and delivered on Thursdays, though the published Monday cutoff time varies. Confirm the exact deadline before placing an order. To add money to an inmate's account, use the approved online deposit service with a credit or debit card. You'll need to enter the state, facility name, and the inmate's name or ID so funds post to the correct account. Once deposited, money may be applied toward debts or commissary charges based on vendor and facility rules. Don't mail personal checks or traveler's checks for commissary. They'll be returned.
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Getting money onto an inmate's account comes down to using the right payment type and hitting the weekly cutoffs. Here's what Washita County Jail accepts, what gets rejected, and the Monday deadlines that affect Thursday commissary distribution.
Commissary runs on a weekly schedule, so deadlines matter. If you're trying to get funds or an order in on time at Washita County Jail, use the cutoffs below to avoid missing a week.
Use the jail's approved online deposit service to add funds by credit or debit card. You'll need the state, facility name, and the inmate's name or ID. Allow time for the weekly commissary processing and Thursday distribution.
Personal checks and traveler's checks mailed to inmates are returned. They won't be credited to commissary accounts. Instead, use the online deposit option, which accepts credit and debit cards.
Commissary orders are submitted on Mondays and distributed on Thursdays. The published Monday cutoff time varies between sources, so confirm the exact submission hour before ordering.
Trying to stay in touch with someone at Washita County Jail? You have three main options: in-person visitation, phone and video services, and mail. Here's how each one works and what you need to plan ahead.
Getting approved to visit at Washita County Jail starts with the inmate, not you. Once you understand how the visitor form works and what checks happen behind the scenes, the process becomes much easier.
Getting approved to visit someone at Washita County Jail starts with the inmate. They fill out a visitor form, the jail reviews and approves the names, and then you can plan your visit during scheduled visitation times.
