Blanco County Jail Sending Money

Deposit Money into an Inmate's Account

Money Orders by Mail

Money orders are generally accepted for inmate accounts. Before mailing one, ask the jail for the exact payee and address, and write the inmate's name and ID on it. Johnson City staff will turn away currency and personal checks, so don't put either in the mail.

Blanco County Jail

Address:
400 US Highway 281 South
Johnson City, TX 78636
Phone:
830-868-7104

Blanco County Jail - Depositing Money for Inmates

Putting Money on a Blanco County Inmate's Account

Deposits for Johnson City inmates are listed through Tiger Commissary, either on the web or at a Tiger kiosk in the jail lobby. Since the Sheriff's Office does not publish deposit methods, a quick call to 830-868-7104 confirms Tiger and the lobby machine before money changes hands.

Blanco County Inmate Money Questions

Does the Johnson City jail lobby have a deposit machine?

What is the most a family may deposit at once in Johnson City?

Does the Johnson City jail lobby have a deposit machine?

A Tiger kiosk is listed for the lobby; call 830-868-7104 to make sure it is working before you drive over.

What is the most a family may deposit at once in Johnson City?

Limits are set by the jail or its vendor; confirm before you pay.

How to send money for an inmate to the Blanco County Jail

Ways to Add Commissary Money

Options listed for this jail: the Tiger kiosk in the Highway 281 lobby, Tiger's website, or a mailed money order. Johnson City staff can say which of the three still works.

INMATE COMMISSARY PACKAGES

Care Packages for Johnson City Inmates

Tiger Commissary is the listed package seller for Johnson City; staff can confirm before you place an order.

Who can Buy Commissary for an inmate?

Who Can Fund an Account

Family and friends can usually deposit, unless a no-contact order is in place.

What is the Purpose of an Inmate Account?

What the Account Covers

The inmate account pays for commissary goods and, where the provider allows, phone time.