How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You can add money to someone's account at Wise County Jail three ways: the 24/7 lobby kiosk, by phone through Correct Solution Group, or online. For phone and online deposits, you'll need facility number 24080 and the inmate's booking number. Charges may appear on your bank or credit card statement under the vendor name or another payment descriptor. If a deposit fails or a charge looks wrong, contact the money transmitter that processed it—state banking offices can't access transaction details. At release, the inmate gets clothing and shoes, personal property is returned in the jail lobby, and any leftover account balance comes on a debit card. Confirm accepted payment methods and fees before you pay, and don't send cash.
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You can add funds 24/7 at the jail lobby kiosk, by phone through Correct Solution Group, or online. Phone and online deposits require facility number 24080 and the inmate’s booking number.
For online or phone deposits, you'll need facility number 24080 and the inmate's booking number. The charge may show up on your statement under the vendor name or a payment descriptor.
Contact the money transmitter that processed your payment—the Division of Banking doesn't have access to transaction details. Colorado residents who want to file a complaint about a money transmitter vendor can submit a written complaint to the Colorado Division of Banking following their instructions.
Wise County Jail caps visits at 20 minutes—unless you live far enough away. If you're outside a 100-mile radius, you may qualify for a longer visit. Here's how the rule works and what could trip you up.
Visiting someone at Wise County Jail? You'll need two things: your name on the inmate's visitation card and acceptable picture ID.
Before you make the drive, make sure you're actually approved to visit. At Wise County Jail, your name has to be on the inmate's visitation card—otherwise, you won't get in.
