How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
At Collin County Detention Facility, a personal inmate money account is created at admission. Any cash found during booking gets deposited into that account for later use. Money on the account covers commissary purchases, telephone calls, and self-release (bail) when applicable. You can add funds through the Access Corrections mobile app, at facility kiosks, by phone at 636-888-7004, through CashPayToday walk-in retailers, or by sending money orders using the facility's secure lockbox instructions. Commissary cash must be deposited at a kiosk, and the Bonds Office accepts cash only for bonding transactions. You can also order commissary and care packages through Access Securepak for direct delivery. Don't mail cash—expect vendor or kiosk service fees on deposits.
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You can add funds through the Access Corrections mobile app, at a facility kiosk, by phone at 636-888-7004, or at a CashPayToday walk-in retailer. Money orders can be sent using the facility’s secure lockbox instructions, and you can order care packages through Access Securepak.
No. Commissary cash has to be deposited at a facility kiosk, and you should not mail cash—use the secure lockbox process for money orders instead. The Bonds Office is the only place that takes cash, and only for bonding transactions.
Funds can be used for commissary purchases and telephone calls. When applicable, they can also be used toward self-release (bail).
Staying in touch with someone at Collin County Detention Facility? Here's what you need to know: inmates can't receive incoming calls, and most communication runs through pre-paid accounts and paid tablet services.
When someone is booked into Collin County, the facility sets up a personal trust account for them. Any cash they had at booking gets deposited automatically, and funds you send while they're housed at the Collin County Detention Facility go into that same account.
Collin County Detention Facility has strict publication rules. Most rejections happen for two reasons: the package came from the wrong sender, or the book itself is the wrong format or content. Follow these guidelines to avoid having your shipment sent back.
