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Inmate Money / Commissary
The Jefferson Parish Correctional Center (JPCC) allows its inmates to purchase personal items, snacks, and other sundries from its commissary. The inmates must use their own personal funds in order to make these purchases.
Families and friends of inmates are allowed to put money on deposit for use at the commissary. The Correctional Center uses a private vendor to administer the operations of the commissary, including the warehousing and delivery of all commissary goods, and the collection and accounting of inmate funds.
There are 3 ways to deposit money into inmate accounts:
1. Lobby Kiosk (open and available 24 hours a day in Intake Booking lobby):
Families and friends of inmates are allowed to put money on deposit for use at the commissary. The Correctional Center uses a private vendor to administer the operations of the commissary, including the warehousing and delivery of all commissary goods, and the collection and accounting of inmate funds.
Depositing Money into Inmate Accounts
There are 3 ways to deposit money into inmate accounts:
1. Lobby Kiosk (open and available 24 hours a day in Intake Booking lobby):
- Accepts cash ONLY, and does not accept credit and debit cards
- Must know the inmates CCN number to ensure deposit into the correct account
- Kiosk accepts all bills
- Will post immediately to inmate's account
- Must know inmate's CCN number
- Accepts credit and debit cards
- Will post immediately to inmate's account
- Only money orders are accepted through the mail
- Must have inmate's correct name while incarcerated, and CCN number
- Money orders do not post immediately and may take 1 to 3 business days to process once received from the USPS office