How to Contact an Inmate at Winston County Jail, AL (AL)
Staying in contact with someone at Winston County Jail comes down to the jail's phone system. Here's what to expect, plus how to avoid common call issues.
How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You can send money to someone at Winston County Jail online, by telephone, or by mail. The jail does not accept cash. Mailed payments must be a money order or cashier's check (never send cash through the mail). For any deposit, include the inmate's exact full name and booking or ID number on the deposit form or coupon so the funds get credited correctly. Most deposits go through third-party vendors, which means service fees may apply, processing times can vary, and available payment methods may differ depending on how you submit the deposit.
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You can send money online, by telephone, or by mail using a money order or cashier’s check. Cash is not accepted for mailed payments.
Usually, yes. Deposits are typically processed by third-party vendors that charge service fees. Fees and processing times vary by vendor and deposit method.
Mail a money order or cashier’s check and include the deposit form or coupon with the inmate’s exact name and booking or ID number. Do not mail cash.
Staying in contact with someone at Winston County Jail comes down to the jail's phone system. Here's what to expect, plus how to avoid common call issues.
If you think someone is being held in Winston County Jail, the fastest way to confirm is through the Winston County Sheriff's Office inmate inquiry page. Here's how to run the search and make sense of the results.
Looking for someone in Winston County Jail? The Winston County Sheriff's Office inmate search is the fastest place to start. Here's how to run the search and make sense of what you find.