How do I send money to the Atlantic County Justice Facility?
Cash in person, money orders or certified checks by mail, or ConnectNetwork online, by app or on (888) 988-4768.
Send MoneyThe Atlantic County jail charges a fifty dollar monthly user fee and requires a fifty dollar balance before commissary, so plan deposits around both. Connect with your loved one in minutes.
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Money for someone at the Atlantic County Justice Facility can be cash in person, money orders or certified checks by mail, or ConnectNetwork online, by app or on (888) 988-4768. The facility charges a $50 monthly user fee and requires a $50 balance before commissary.
Cash in person, or money orders and certified checks by mail. Personal checks are not accepted.
Deposits also go through ConnectNetwork, online or in the app, or by the Trust line, (888) 988-4768, straight into the commissary account. Automated payments carry a fee.
Money in the account can be used for penalties, fines or bail. Bail itself (cash or bond) is accepted 24 hours a day.
Part of every month’s deposits covers the $50 user fee. Pigeonly sends a letter or photos from your phone instead, printed and mailed to the facility.
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Cash in person, money orders or certified checks by mail, or ConnectNetwork online, by app or on (888) 988-4768.
Send MoneyYes. A $50 user fee each month, and automated payments carry a fee.
Send MoneyYes. The account must hold at least $50 before a commissary purchase.
Send MoneyWeekend visits by appointment, plus GettingOut video calls.
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