How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Del Norte County Jail is straightforward once you pick the method that works for you. The jail accepts deposits three ways: online through Access Corrections, by phone, or at the lobby kiosk. For phone deposits, call 866-394-0490 and follow the prompts—have the incarcerated person's full name and booking/ID number ready so your payment reaches the right account. Online deposits go through the Access Corrections portal. Transfer times and fees vary, so check the vendor's instructions before submitting. Using the lobby kiosk? Check the posted rules for accepted payment types and processing times.
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Del Norte County Jail offers three ways to add money to an inmate's account: online through the Access Corrections portal, by phone at 866-394-0490, or at the kiosk in the jail lobby. Pick whichever works best for you.
Del Norte County Jail offers three ways to add money to an inmate's account: online through Access Corrections, by phone, or at the lobby kiosk. Pick whichever works best for you. Online is usually fastest if you're comfortable with it. The phone line works if the website acts up. And the kiosk is convenient if you're already heading to the jail.
You can add money online through Access Corrections, make a deposit by phone, or deposit in person at the lobby kiosk.
Call the deposit line at 866-394-0490 and follow the vendor prompts. Have the incarcerated person’s full name and booking/ID ready.
Do not mail cash. Del Norte County Jail lists online (Access Corrections), phone deposits, and the lobby kiosk as the accepted ways to send funds.
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Need to find out if someone is in custody in Del Norte County? Start with the Sheriff's Public Information Portal for a quick answer, then use California VINE if you want automatic updates when their status changes.
Start with the Del Norte County Sheriff's Office website. It links to the Sheriff's Public Information Portal, which lists everyone currently in custody. You can check whether someone is in jail right now without making a phone call.
