Review available deposit, commissary, money order, and online payment information for sending money to an inmate at Casa Grande Transitional Housing.
To add funds for someone at Casa Grande Transitional Housing, you can use a Lockbox Deposit Coupon (mailed with a cashier's check or money order) or make deposits using Access Corrections card options. Get the deposit coupon first, either printed or from the offender. Follow the coupon instructions carefully, including the offender's full name and ID number. If you mail a money order or cashier's check directly to NDOC, expect a 14 calendar day hold before the funds are released. This protects against counterfeit payments. Money in the offender's account can be used for commissary, phone or tablet services, and other approved purchases (timing can vary). NDOC also warns to be cautious of money requests from someone you do not know, and states it does not require fees for release.
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Want to help someone at Casa Grande Transitional Housing stay connected by phone? You have two options: fund an AdvancePay (ConnectNetwork) prepaid account from the outside, or the resident can use money from their NDOC Trust account to buy debit calling time through the facility.
Want to put money on someone's account at Casa Grande (NDOC)? You have two options: mail a cashier's check or money order with a Lockbox Deposit Coupon, or make an Access Corrections deposit online or by phone using a MasterCard or Visa.
You can use a Lockbox Deposit Coupon mailed with a cashier’s check or money order, or deposit through Access Corrections card options. Follow the deposit coupon instructions and include the offender’s full name and ID number.
NDOC holds mailed money orders and cashier’s checks for 14 calendar days so they can be reviewed due to increased counterfeit activity. The funds are not available to the offender until the hold is complete.
No. NDOC warns people who are not previously acquainted with an offender to be wary of requests for money for release or restitution, and it states it does not require payment of fees for release.
Phone calls at Casa Grande Transitional Housing go through ViaPath Technologies, the contracted provider for the Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC). Most setup and billing questions will route through ViaPath's ConnectNetwork system.
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Visits at Casa Grande Transitional Housing happen on Sundays during two set sessions. You'll need to check in before your visit starts, so plan to arrive early.
