How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Citrus County Detention Facility (CAFCC) won't accept money at visitation or through the mail. You'll need to use the Money Transfer instructions on the facility's CCA page to deposit funds. That page lists approved deposit channels and any required vendor steps. Depending on what's offered, common options include an online payment portal, a lobby kiosk, phone deposit, or sending a money order or cashier's check (only if the vendor and facility allow it). Methods, fees, and rules vary—review the facility instructions and vendor directions before you pay. Have the inmate's full name and booking/ID number ready, fill out all required fields clearly, and note that some senders may need to be authorized.
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No. Citrus County Detention Facility (CAFCC) will not accept money at visitation or through the mail; use the Money Transfer instructions on the facility’s CCA page instead.
Start with the facility's Money Transfer page, which lists approved deposit methods and vendor steps. Depending on what's available, you can typically deposit online, at a lobby kiosk, by phone, or by mailed money order. Follow the vendor's instructions before sending funds.
Sometimes, yes. Check the facility’s Money Transfer page and the vendor’s instructions to see whether you must be an approved visitor or otherwise authorized to send funds.
Sending books to someone in custody sounds simple enough—but vendor rules can make or break your order. Before buying anything for Citrus County Detention Facility, take a minute to confirm which sellers are allowed and how items need to be addressed.
Mail gets rejected for two main reasons: missing information on the envelope, or something inside that breaks the rules. Use this checklist as a starting point, then confirm Citrus County Detention Facility's current requirements before sending anything.
