JPay lists Oxford County Jail as a served facility. Call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 to confirm the current process.
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The Oxford County Sheriff’s Office does not publish its own commissary or money vendor page. What we found instead is JPay’s own official facility listing, which names Oxford County Jail as a facility it serves, along with the jail’s address and phone number. JPay is part of Securus Technologies, and Securus is also named as the facility’s phone provider by outside sources. Since none of this comes directly from the Sheriff’s Office’s own website, we’re telling you plainly what we found and where, plus the one step that matters most before sending any money: confirming the person is still at Oxford County Jail at all.
JPay’s own official facility listing page names Oxford County Jail, ME, as a facility it serves, showing the jail’s physical address (26 Western Avenue) and phone number, (207) 743-5870. JPay is part of Securus Technologies, which several outside sources also name as the jail’s phone provider. This is a real, vendor-side confirmation, since it comes from JPay’s own website instead of a third-party aggregator, but it isn’t the same as the Oxford County Sheriff’s Office publishing its own dedicated deposit page the way some other Maine county jails do.
The Sheriff’s Office’s own website doesn’t list a specific online portal link, a phone deposit number, a kiosk location, or a fee schedule for sending money to someone at Oxford County Jail. Before sending money, call the jail directly at (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 to confirm the current process, since deposit options and vendors can change and the county’s public pages don’t spell this out.
This step matters more at Oxford County Jail than at most Maine county jails. The Sheriff’s Office states on its own website that the jail operates as a 72-hour holding facility. If your family member has been in custody more than a few days, they have likely already been transferred to a different county jail for longer-term housing. That facility will have its own account system, possibly with a different vendor entirely, so a deposit sent to Oxford County Jail after a transfer can complicate getting your money back. Check the inmate search guide or call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 before sending anything.
When you call to set up a deposit, be ready to provide:
Don’t mail cash directly to the facility. Neither the Sheriff’s Office nor JPay’s facility listing describes a cash-by-mail option for inmate accounts at Oxford County Jail. If you’re considering a money order, call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 first to confirm whether that’s currently accepted and where exactly to send it.
If Corrections confirms a transfer to another county jail, ask for that facility’s name and contact information during the same call. Money sent to Oxford County Jail after someone has moved on won’t reach them, and getting it refunded can take time.
For questions about an account balance or a specific deposit, call Oxford County Jail directly at (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003.
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JPay, part of Securus Technologies, lists Oxford County Jail as a served facility on its own site. The Oxford County Sheriff's Office doesn't publish its own deposit page, so call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 to confirm the current method.
Send MoneyJPay's own official facility listing names Oxford County Jail as a served facility, which is a vendor-side confirmation. The Oxford County Sheriff's Office itself doesn't publish a matching vendor page, so we recommend calling (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 to confirm before sending money.
Send MoneyThe person's full legal name, and ideally their date of birth or any booking number Corrections provides. Call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 to confirm exactly what's needed for the current deposit process.
Send MoneyThe Sheriff's Office's published materials don't state a fee schedule. Call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 for current pricing before sending a deposit.
Send MoneyNeither the Sheriff's Office nor JPay's facility listing describes a cash-by-mail option. Call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 to confirm accepted deposit methods instead of mailing cash.
Send MoneyThis isn't confirmed on the Sheriff's Office's own website. Call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 to ask whether a money order is currently accepted and where to send it.
Send MoneyYes, and this matters more here than at most jails. Oxford County Jail operates as a 72-hour holding facility, so anyone held longer has likely already transferred to a different county jail with its own separate account system. Confirm first by calling (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003.
Send MoneyThis isn't stated on the Sheriff's Office's own website. Since JPay and Securus are related companies, it's possible the funds are connected, but call (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003 to confirm exactly how the account works.
Send MoneyMoney sent to Oxford County Jail after a transfer won't reach the person, and getting a refund can take time. Ask Corrections for the receiving facility's name and contact information, then set up an account there instead.
Send MoneyCall Oxford County Jail directly at (207) 743-9554 ext. 2003.
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