Before You Mail: What Carson City Jail Won't Accept in Inmate Letters or Packages
Send inmate mail to: Carson City Jail 897 E. Musser St. Carson City, NV 89701
How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Carson City Jail uses Smart Deposit for commissary deposits—start there and follow their instructions for this facility. If you're mailing a payment, the jail accepts U.S. currency and money orders with typed or stamped amounts, made payable to
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Use Smart Deposit, the vendor Carson City Jail references for commissary deposits. Follow Smart Deposit’s instructions and the facility’s requirements for payee wording if you’re mailing a payment.
Carson City Jail lists U.S. currency and money orders as accepted payment types. Money orders must show typed or stamped amounts and be payable to “CCSO” and the inmate’s name.
Timing varies, but mailed payments often take longer. Money orders sent by mail are commonly held for review before funds are released, which can delay when the deposit shows up.
Send inmate mail to: Carson City Jail 897 E. Musser St. Carson City, NV 89701
Need to pick up property or evidence from the Carson City Sheriff's Office? You'll deal with the Property and Evidence unit at 911 E. Musser St., Carson City, NV 89701. Call them at (775) 283-7862 or email Evidence@carsoncity.gov.
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