How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
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You've got four ways to put money on someone's account at Arapahoe County Detention Facility: a TouchPay lobby kiosk, online payment, toll-free phone payment, or mail. Whichever you choose, have the inmate's jail ID number ready (or their full name and date of birth). If you're using the phone system, you'll also need the facility's TouchPay Site ID.
No. To secure release, you only need to pay the bond amount; bond fees, booking fees, and other debts aren’t required to post a money bond. After release, the only bond-related charges allowed are a $10 bond fee and up to a 3.5% credit-card processing fee.
Make bond payments out to the holding county—never in the incarcerated person's name. For accepted payment methods and vendor instructions, check the facility's payment resources or the guide on ways to send money, since methods and vendors can vary.
Yes. Anyone who posts a money bond is entitled to receive a copy of the bond paperwork, including the next upcoming court date.
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