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5 Ways to Put Money on an Inmate's Account at Butler County Jail

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5 Ways to Put Money on an Inmate's Account at Butler County Jail

Don't want to visit the jail in person? Butler County Jail accepts online deposits through AccessCorrections.com. It's the quickest option for family and friends who need to fund an inmate account from home.

Note: Make sure you’re using AccessCorrections for Butler County Jail deposits so your payment goes to the right place.

Prefer to talk to a real person? Call Access Corrections at (866) 345-1884. Bilingual agents are available around the clock, so you can make a deposit at 2 AM or whenever works for you.

5 Ways to Put Money on an Inmate's Account at Butler County Jail

For in-person deposits, head to the AccessCorrections lobby kiosk in the main jail lobby at 705 Hanover Street. This works well if you're already visiting or just prefer handling things face-to-face.

  • ✓ Pay with MasterCard
  • ✓ Pay with VISA
  • ✓ Pay with cash
  1. Enroll on CashPayToday.com - you’ll need to sign up to get what you need for a walk-in payment.
  2. Get your barcode - a barcode is required for this deposit method.
  3. Find a participating CashPayToday location - locations include Dollar General stores.
  4. Take your barcode to the store and pay in cash - the barcode is what connects your payment to the inmate account deposit.

Every inmate at Butler County Jail gets an account when they arrive. The money you deposit goes there and covers commissary purchases and facility fees.

Questions about an inmate's account? Call Inmate Accounts at 513-785-1126. They're available Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

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