How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Waukesha County Jail offers several ways to fund an inmate account. For in-person deposits, use the public lobby kiosk during normal visitation hours. It accepts cash, MasterCard, Visa, and debit cards—vendor service fees apply and vary by deposit amount. You can also deposit online or by phone through ConnectNetwork using facility site ID 206, along with the inmate's date of birth and last name. Mailing funds? Only certified/cashier's checks or money orders are accepted. Make them payable to "Waukesha County Jail FBO Inmate's Name" and send to the Correctional Services Assistant P.O. Box address. For Huber inmates, property or money drop-offs are available Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., no appointment needed.
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You have three main options to add money to someone’s account at Waukesha County Jail: use the public lobby kiosk during normal visitation hours, mail in funds by certified/cashier’s check or money order, or deposit online (or by phone) through ConnectNetwork.
Use the public lobby kiosk during normal visitation hours to deposit cash, MasterCard, Visa, or debit. Keep in mind the kiosk charges vendor service fees that vary by deposit amount.
No. Mailed funds must be a certified/cashier’s check or a money order payable to “Waukesha County Jail FBO Inmate’s Name” and sent to the Correctional Services Assistant P.O. Box address.
Use ConnectNetwork online or by phone with facility site ID 206, plus the inmate’s date of birth and last name. ConnectNetwork is used for commissary and phone deposits for this facility.
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