How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
The quickest way to send money to someone at Weld County Jail is by phone: call 1 (866) 516-0115 to make a deposit, with bilingual operators available 24/7. You can also deposit in person using the facility's lobby kiosk—bring a photo ID in case identity verification is required. For online or remote payments, the jail uses facility-approved vendor channels like TouchPay (GTL Financial Services) and GettingOut for specific payment types. Money added to an inmate's Trust & Commissary account can be used for commissary items like snacks and toiletries, but deposited funds may take up to 72 hours to become active. For remote bond or other online payments, you'll need to log in to TouchPay or create a free account.
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You have three ways to put money on someone's account at Weld County Jail: call 1 (866) 516-0115 to deposit by phone, use the lobby kiosk at the facility, or make an online payment through TouchPay/GettingOut. Which one works best depends on whether you want to handle it from home or in person—and how fast you need the funds to go through.
Deposit by phone anytime at 1 (866) 516-0115—bilingual operators are available 24/7. You can also use the lobby kiosk in person (bring photo ID). For online payments where available, use the facility-approved vendor channels like GettingOut or TouchPay.
Deposits to a Trust & Commissary account may take up to 72 hours to become active, so plan for a couple days of processing time.
A Friends & Family Account keeps funds under your control for communication services and limits use to the specified phone number. Trust & Commissary deposits, on the other hand, let the inmate buy commissary items like snacks and toiletries.
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