Andrews County Jail Inmate Commissary

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Commissary at the Andrews County Jail

Prisoners at 790 SE 401 shop the commissary using their jail account balance. Relatives can add to that balance online through JailATM. For the jail's spending cap and order schedule, phone a deputy at 432-523-5545.

Andrews County Jail

Address:
790 SE 401
Andrews, TX 79714
Phone:
432-523-5545

Frequently Asked Questions

What Services does JAIL ATM Offer?

JailATM logo, inmate deposit provider for the Andrews County Jail in Andrews, TX

A JailATM deposit to the Andrews County Jail that went wrong is JailATM's to fix (877-810-0914); a short or wrong commissary order is a matter for the jail staff at 432-523-5545.

Andrews County Jail Commissary: FAQ

What does the Andrews County commissary sell?

Can family order commissary directly?

How often can orders be placed?

Does the jail limit commissary purchases?

What does the Andrews County commissary sell?

Items and prices come from the jail's own list, which staff can describe over the phone.

Can family order commissary directly?

Families put money on the account through JailATM, and the prisoner does the ordering. Whether the jail accepts family-ordered packages is a question for 432-523-5545.

How often can orders be placed?

The order schedule comes from the jail; the Sheriff's Office line, 432-523-5545, can give it to you.

Does the jail limit commissary purchases?

Any spending cap is a jail rule, so ask the deputies. Separately, JailATM caps deposits at $300 weekly, a figure that may differ by facility.

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