Usually the correspondence materials must come from the facility. We are not 100% on how Deuel does it, but most places require the inmate to get these items from the commissary and if indigent they will be provided to them at no charge.

The commissary list for the Davidson County Male Correctional Center is not posted on their website. Here is a link to a federal facility commissary list to get an idea of some of the items available: https://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/lex/LEX_CommList.pdf

No cigarettes allowed anywhere on the property. Cigarettes are considered contraband and possessing them subject the inmate to some form of punishment, usually in the form of a loss of privileges. Cigarettes are smuggled into all of the facilities and there is a barter system in place that is pays for it. This is NOT heavily scrutinized by the staff. The mail is handed out by the staff Monday - Friday after they have read and inspected every piece.

What facility is this for? We have some commissary sheets posted on the site, if we do not have one for the facility where your inmate is, we will be happy to email you some examples.

Yes, that is what the commissary is for.

Per the requirements of the GDC, orders may only be placed by those individuals that are approved for visitation or approved for financials for the inmate they are placing the order for. If you are not currently registered on the inmate’s visitation list, please visit the GDC website www.dcor.state.ga.us and review the Offender Families and Friends section titled “Visitation – GDC Policy” to review the necessary procedures to become registered. Access Securepak is required to compare the

Inmates are permitted to shop at the commissary once a week. Inmates either order off of a commissary list and have the items brought to their cell or they line up with their list and purchase the items at the commissary window

Commissary prices are close to what you would find in most grocery stores. Inmates can spend between $50 - $75 per week on average. Some inmates use it as a grocery store and buy a lot, others pick out just their very basic needs. Here are some of the wide ranging items on the list: Instant coffee, sodas of all kinds, chocolate, licorice, Cheetos, Jolly Rangers, nuts, microwave popcorn, cookies, crackers, protein bars, pop tarts and cereal. There are

Most inmates are able to spend between $50 - $75 per week. But, we advise our readers to only put the amount that you can afford. Don't go broke funding your inmate's commissary account. Commissary is for the "extras", the facility provides everything that an inmate need to sustain themselves.

You cannot find an inmate's commissary balance online - the inmate's person information (commissary balance, visitation list and phone call list and log) is kept private.