How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Handling money for someone at Ector County Detention is straightforward once you understand the paperwork and payment systems. The county's property release form includes fields for the inmate account amount, the amount released at release, and the remaining account balance, so bring documentation if you need those figures recorded. If you're directed to use Certified Payments for an online deposit or payment, follow their steps exactly and enter the bureau code printed on your bill or government notice to find the correct bureau. The Ector County Bail Bond Board charges a $500 filing fee with original or renewal applications, payable by cashier's/certified check or money order. Inmate trust or commissary accounts are typically funded through approved vendors, kiosks, or mailed money orders or cashier's checks. Vendors may charge processing fees. Don't send cash or personal checks directly.
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Were you told by Ector County Detention (or paperwork from the facility) to use Certified Payments? Here's where to enter the bureau code, how to check your payment history, and who to call if something doesn't add up.
The property release form has fields for the inmate account amount, the amount released at release, and the remaining account balance.
The filing fee is $500. Original and renewal applications must include the fee paid by cashier’s/certified check or money order.
No. Do not send cash or personal checks. Use approved options such as money orders or cashier’s checks and follow the facility’s deposit instructions.
If you or your loved one needs accessibility support when communicating with Ector County Detention, start by contacting the county's ADA coordinator and requesting the right aids early.
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