How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Everyone booked at Waupaca County Jail pays a $25 booking fee under County Ordinance 6.0. If your loved one is on Huber (work release), they must pay a $140 weekly fee before any work release begins. Commissary purchases are capped at $100 per week—that includes both inmate orders and orders placed from outside the jail. Weekly commissary orders cut off Wednesday at noon, with deliveries generally made Saturday mornings (holiday timing can shift this). Inmates can order the "Fresh Favorites" kitchen option once a week; funds must be on the account by Monday, and delivery is Thursday or Friday depending on housing. The jail considers someone indigent if they have $5 or less for five consecutive days.
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Want to help someone at Waupaca County Jail get commissary or Fresh Favorites? The key details to know: weekly deadlines, delivery days, and the $100 weekly cap that covers everything.
Helping someone at Waupaca County Jail stay stocked up? Two things matter most: the weekly spending cap and the weekly deadlines.
Use the jail's approved deposit options—online portal, phone, lobby kiosk, walk-in locations, or mail—and follow the vendor's instructions. Have the inmate's full name and ID ready, and check for any vendor fees or holds. Keep in mind the $100-per-week commissary limit may affect how much can be spent.
Yes. Commissary purchases are limited to $100 per week, and the cap includes orders placed outside the jail as well as inmate orders.
Commissary orders cut off each week on Wednesday at noon. Deliveries are generally made Saturday mornings, though holidays can affect the schedule.
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