How to Send Money to Adams County Detention Facility, CO (CO)

Adams County Detention Facility uses HomeWav for remote video visitation and phone services. If you're trying to help your loved one make video calls, HomeWav is the platform you'll be working through.

Money you deposit goes toward commissary purchases, phone services, and other approved expenses. One detail that catches families off guard: the facility charges a $30 booking fee, and it's automatically deducted from any money put into the account.

1. Create your HomeWav account: You can set it up online or in the HomeWav mobile app.
2. Select the facility and the inmate: Make sure you pick Adams County Detention Facility and the correct person.
3. Add money to your HomeWav account: Once the account is funded, the inmate can initiate video calls with you through the system.

1. Budget for the per-minute cost: Video calls through HomeWav cost $0.20 per minute at this facility, so a longer call will use more of your balance.
2. Plan around the time limit: Each video call has a maximum length of 30 minutes. If you get cut off at the limit, you may need to add more funds for another session.

• ✓ Deposited funds can be used for commissary, phone services, and other approved expenses.
• ✓ A $30 booking fee is assessed, and money you deposit will automatically have that fee deducted.

What to Verify

• ✓ HomeWav is still the system used for remote video visitation and phone services.
• ✓ The $30 booking fee is still assessed.
• ✓ Deposits still have the $30 booking fee automatically deducted (and whether any exceptions apply).

• ✓ Video calls are still $0.20 per minute.
• ✓ The maximum video call length is still 30 minutes.
• ✓ Whether there are any additional limits (daily, weekly, monthly) that could affect how often you can connect.

• ✓ What the inmate can spend deposited money on (commissary, phone services, and other approved expenses).
• ✓ Any restrictions on spending or timing that could affect when the money is available to use.