How to Send Money to Someone at Bedford County Jail (Access Corrections / Keefe)
Want to put money on someone's account at Bedford County Correctional Facility? You've got several options: the Access Corrections app, their website, a kiosk, or phone deposit—plus you can mail a money order directly to the facility.
Bedford County uses Access Corrections (Keefe Commissary Network, LLC dba Access Corrections) for money deposits. They're licensed as a Money Transmitter in Pennsylvania - good to know when you're entering payment info and sending funds to a jail account.
Why does this matter? Bedford County Correctional Facility has a commissary - the in-jail store where people buy basics like hygiene items, snacks, writing supplies, and some clothing. Deposits help your person get what they need between visits and calls.
All Ways to Send
- ✓ Access Corrections mobile app - Download the free Access Corrections app and use it to send money on the go.
- ✓ Online deposit - You can make easy online deposits at accesscorrections.com (have the person’s name and booking details ready so you select the right account).
- ✓ In-person kiosk - You can send money from any of 800+ Access Corrections kiosk locations.
- ✓ Phone (live help) - Call 866-345-1884 to speak with a live, bilingual Access Corrections agent if you want help completing a deposit or have questions.
Bedford County Correctional Facility also accepts money orders. Once credited, that money goes toward commissary purchases - things like hygiene products, snacks, writing supplies, and clothing.
Before you mail: Call the facility to confirm the exact mailing address and any required "attention to" line or account info. Getting this right ensures the funds credit to the correct account.
- Confirm you have the right person - Use the person’s full name and any booking/ID details you have before you submit a deposit (app/online/kiosk/phone).
- Pick the channel that fits your situation - App and online are usually easiest from home; kiosks work if you prefer paying in person; the phone option is helpful if you want a live agent to walk you through it.
- Ask about fees and timing before you hit “submit” - Fees and processing/cut-off times can vary by method, so check what applies to your deposit.
- If you’re mailing a money order, verify the exact format - Make sure you know what information must be written on the money order and how it should be addressed so it posts to the correct commissary account.
Something not adding up? If name search results, facility selection, fees, or posting times seem off, call Access Corrections at 866-345-1884. Their bilingual agents can confirm you're set up correctly for Bedford County.
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