College Park Police Department: commissary and sending money

How to put money on an account at College Park Police Department

County and city jails pick their own commissary and deposit company. Common options are an online or phone deposit, a kiosk in the jail lobby, or a money order. Check the sheriff's office website or call the jail before you send money. Our guide to sending money to someone in jail walks through each one.

Before any deposit, have your loved one's full name and ID number ready, and check the fee. Fees vary by company and by payment method.

Finding your loved one

Most county sheriffs post an inmate roster or jail search on their website. You can also call the jail to confirm.

What commissary covers

Commissary sells food, hygiene items, stamps and writing supplies, and sometimes clothing or electronics. Each facility sets its own list and prices. Read more in our commissary list guide.

Nearby facilities

• Atlanta City Detention Center · Atlanta
• Atlanta Transitional Center · Atlanta
• Fulton County Jail · Atlanta
• Fulton County North Annex Jail · Alpharetta
• Grady Detention Center · Atlanta
• South Fulton Municipal Regional Jail · Union City

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