Also known as: Red Rock Correctional Center
Review available deposit, commissary, money order, and online payment information for sending money to an inmate at ASPC-Red Rock.
ASPC-Red Rock operates under ADCRR, which does not accept personal checks, money orders, or cashier's checks for deposits to inmate accounts at Arizona state complexes. To add money, use the facility's approved third-party options: an online portal, phone payment service, or on-site kiosk. When making a deposit, enter the inmate's commissary ID, PIN, or booking number so funds post to the correct account. Online and phone deposits typically post quickly. Paying visitor application or background-check fees? Those payments are handled electronically and may require your Application Visitor ID when you submit payment.
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Sending funds to someone at ASPC-Red Rock or paying visitation fees? The Arizona Department of Corrections has specific payment rules you need to know. Here's what they accept and what they don't.
No. ADCRR does not accept money orders, personal checks, or cashier’s checks for deposits to inmate accounts.
Use the facility’s approved third-party options such as an online portal, a phone payment service, or an on-site kiosk. Enter the inmate’s commissary ID, PIN, or booking number when prompted so the funds post to the correct account.
Online and phone deposits typically post quickly, but the exact timing can vary by vendor and payment method.
If you write to someone at ASPC-Red Rock, the mailing rules are changing. Starting December 15, 2025, most personal mail will be scanned at a central site and delivered digitally—no more paper letters going directly to the prison.
If your visitation application for ASPC-Red Rock is taking forever, a few preventable mistakes are usually to blame. Here's how to get it right the first time.
If you're writing to someone at ASPC-Red Rock, your letter probably won't arrive as the original paper you mailed. Arizona's digital mail system scans regular mail at a central location and delivers it electronically instead.
