How to Send Money to District 23 Probation & Parole - CSC (MO)

Phone calls run through an automated security system. The offender needs a personal identification number (PIN) to place any call. Funding works a few different ways: the offender can purchase debit minutes through the canteen, use a kiosk, or set up an account through Securus. There's also an option called Advance Connect, which lets you fund calls in advance to a specific bill-to number (BTN). In some cases, calls can also be made through a phone application on JPay tablets, powered by Securus Technologies. Exact fees, hours, kiosk availability, and which options are active at District 23 aren't listed here. Your best bet is to confirm which method is available first, then add funds using that method.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Confirm the offender has the PIN needed to place calls through the automated security system.
• ✓ Decide how you will fund calls: debit minutes purchased in the canteen, a kiosk (if available), or an account set up through Securus.
• ✓ If you want to pre-fund calls tied to a specific bill-to number (BTN), ask about using Advance Connect.
• ✓ If the offender uses a JPay tablet for calls, ask whether the phone application is available and whether it runs through Securus.

1. Make sure the offender has their PIN: The automated security system requires a personal identification number (PIN) to place phone calls.
2. Use the PIN when placing calls: Once the offender dials out, they will need to enter or use that PIN as part of the calling process.