How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Drop off funds at Webster County Detention Center Monday through Friday, 7:00 am–3:00 pm. Miss that window? Use the kiosks in the detention center lobby after hours. Mailing money? Send only a completed money order—personal checks aren't accepted and will be destroyed. Keep in mind: the jail may apply up to 50% of a deposit toward an inmate's outstanding fees, leaving less for commissary or phone time. For phone and commissary deposits, use Care-A-Cell. For "chirp" deposits, follow the detention center's directions for Combined Public Communications.
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Getting money to someone at Webster County Detention Center? You've got a few approved options: in-person drop-off during weekday hours, after-hours lobby kiosks, mailed money orders, and specific vendors for phone, commissary, or "chirp." Here's how each method works.
Getting money onto an inmate's account at Webster County Detention Center is straightforward once you pick the method that works for you. Drop funds off in person during weekday business hours, use the lobby kiosks after hours, mail a money order, or go through the facility's vendors for phone/commissary and chirp deposits.
You can drop off money Monday through Friday between 7:00 am and 3:00 pm.
No. Mailed funds must be sent as completed money orders, and personal checks are not accepted. If a personal check is received, it will be destroyed.
Use the kiosks in the detention center lobby to add money after hours.
Use Care-A-Cell for phone and commissary deposits. For “chirp” deposits, the detention center directs you to use Combined Public Communications.
Your first visit to Webster County Detention Center goes much smoother when you know what to bring—and what to leave in the car. This checklist helps you avoid getting turned away at the door.
Webster County Detention Center accepts certain items like clothing and religious materials, but only through their approval process. Skip a step, and your package gets sent back.
Webster County Detention Center keeps visits short and tightly scheduled. Plan around the 15-minute window and the facility's arrival cutoffs, and you'll avoid getting turned away—or losing most of your time.
