How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Wicomico County Detention Center uses TouchPay for inmate account funding and no longer accepts money orders for commissary accounts. To add money, use the facility's approved electronic deposit options (TouchPay's online portal, phone system, kiosk, or other vendor channels). Don't hand cash or checks to staff. Some payments over $50 for bills or outside accounts can be approved, but they must meet facility requirements, and any check must be made payable directly to the company owed. On the inmate side, outgoing money is limited: inmates can request up to two $50 disbursements per month by submitting a Funds Disbursement Form along with a self-addressed stamped envelope. Processing times vary by method.
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Inmates at Wicomico County Detention Center can send money out from their inmate account, but there's a limit. They can mail out up to two disbursements per month, with a maximum of $50 each. The inmate needs to submit a Funds Disbursement Form to Inmate Accounts to process the request.
Trying to get clothing or personal items to someone at Wicomico County Detention Center? Here's the key change: the jail no longer accepts outside packages. Most needs are now handled through commissary (funded via TouchPay), iCare gifts and meals have their own pre-approval rules, and court clothes are only accepted when the person's attorney initiates the request.
Use TouchPay to fund an inmate's commissary account. Don't give cash or money orders to staff. Deposits go through approved electronic options like the TouchPay website, phone system, kiosks, or other vendor channels. Processing times and fees vary by method.
No. Money orders are no longer accepted for commissary accounts at this facility, and you can't hand cash to staff for deposit. Use the approved TouchPay deposit channels instead.
An inmate can mail out up to two $50 disbursements per month by submitting a Funds Disbursement Form and including a self-addressed stamped envelope. Larger payments to outside companies may be approved under facility rules, and checks must be payable directly to the company owed.
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