How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Need to add funds for calls at Charles B. Webster Detention? Fund telephone accounts through InmateSales.com, the InmateSales App, or by calling (702) 829-3001. Other deposits typically work through online vendor transfers, lobby kiosks/ATMs, or mailed money orders—use the inmate's name or ID and follow any voucher instructions to prevent delays. For bonding someone out, you have three options: a professional bonding company, a property bond, or a cash bond. Bonding companies typically charge a 12–15% nonrefundable fee. Property bonds require at least one year of ownership, the property must be in Richmond County, and 40% of the assessed value must cover the bond amount. Cash bonds require a valid state ID and full payment in cash or cashier's check (no change given). A $20 Sheriff's Bonding Fee applies to property or cash bonds.
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You can add money to phone accounts using InmateSales.com, the InmateSales App, or by calling (702) 829-3001.
Bring a valid state ID and pay the full bond amount in cash or with a cashier's check—no change is provided. An online Cash Bond service is also available through the facility's Cash Bond service number.
No. The property must be located in Richmond County and must have been owned for at least one year, and 40% of the property’s assessed value has to be enough to cover the bond.
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