How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Community Corrections Center - Lincoln uses a third-party processor for inmate trust funds. Deposits and related payments are handled by TouchPay Holdings, LLC (d/b/a GTL Financial Services / ViaPath). You can typically add money through the vendor's online site or app, by phone, at lobby kiosks, or through retail cash-pay options. Some locations also accept mailed money orders, but availability depends on the processor and local rules. Before you pay, have the inmate's ID number or case/ticket information ready so the deposit credits the right account. Funds often post quickly (sometimes immediately), but timing and fees vary by payment type and vendor policies. If you use GettingOut Friends & Family, accounts go inactive after 180 consecutive days of inactivity and may be forfeited. Refunds require contacting customer service.
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Trying to help someone at Community Corrections Center – Lincoln? The rules around stamps and money trip people up fast. Here's what NDCS allows, what's off-limits, and the easiest way to add funds to an inmate trust account.
TouchPay Holdings, LLC (d/b/a GTL Financial Services / ViaPath) processes deposits and related payments for inmate trust accounts at Community Corr. Center - Lincoln, NE.
Money usually posts quickly, often immediately. Final posting or disbursement timing can vary by payment type and the processor. Check the vendor's stated timing and fees before submitting your payment.
GettingOut Friends & Family accounts go inactive after 180 consecutive days of inactivity, and funds may be forfeited. To get a refund, you'll need to contact customer service directly.
If you're sending personal mail to someone at Community Corrections Center - Lincoln, you'll need to address it to NDCS's contracted scanning vendor—not the facility itself. Use the exact format below so your letter gets scanned and delivered to their tablet.
If you're mailing a letter to someone at Community Corrections Center (CCC) - Lincoln, the address format matters more than you'd expect. Since November 12, 2024, incoming personal correspondence gets scanned by a contracted vendor. Your envelope needs to be addressed in a specific way so it routes into that scanning process correctly.
Mail at Community Corr. Center - Lincoln, NE goes through a scanning process. Your letter and everything included with it gets scanned into a single PDF, which is then delivered to the incarcerated person on a tablet. Here's the catch: if any part of what you send violates NDCS policy or the vendor's policy, the entire PDF is rejected. Not just the offending page or item, but everything.
