How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Offender Banking manages restitution accounting, the inmate trust fund, and commissary operations at Dick Connor Correctional. Money you send can cover canteen purchases and help track restitution payments. If a transfer gets flagged as unauthorized, the inmate's account will be restricted until Access Corrections is reimbursed or the issue is resolved. When reimbursement is required, Access Corrections charges a $25 account reactivation fee. Any new deposits to a restricted account go first toward the reimbursement plus that fee. Families typically add funds through online portals, lobby kiosks, mailed money orders, or approved vendor sites. The exact options vary by facility, so confirm the correct method before sending money. Accounts can also cover commissary, phone or video calls, and certain fees. Any remaining funds at release are typically returned to the inmate.
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Offender Banking manages restitution accounting, the inmate trust fund, and commissary or canteen operations for Dick Connor Correctional.
If a transfer is reported unauthorized, the inmate's account gets restricted until Access Corrections is reimbursed or the issue is resolved. A $25 reactivation fee applies. Any later deposits go first toward reimbursing the unauthorized funds plus that fee.
Common deposit methods include online payment portals, lobby kiosks, mailed money orders, or approved vendor websites, but options vary by facility. Confirm the exact deposit method and any vendor requirements for Dick Connor Correctional before you send funds.
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