Review available deposit, commissary, money order, and online payment information for sending money to an inmate at El Paso County Jail, TX.
To send money to someone at El Paso County Jail, mailed deposits must be money orders or cashier's checks only. Mail them to El Paso County Jail, Attn: Bookkeeping – Inmate Funds, 2739 East Las Vegas Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80906, and follow the mailing instructions exactly. Each money order or cashier's check must include the inmate's full booking name and Admit/Booking Number, plus the sender's full name and complete home address (city, state, ZIP). Personal checks and cash are not accepted for inmate funds. Payroll, insurance, refund, and state and federal government checks are also rejected. Put only one deposit for one inmate in each envelope. You can also send money, post bail, or make parole/probation payments online through Access Corrections. Records payments can be made by business/cashier's check, money order, cash (no personal checks), or credit/debit card. Card payments include a $2.00 or 2.39% convenience fee, whichever is greater.
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Sending money to someone in jail is straightforward once you know the rules. Here are the mailing instructions and a few mail policies that affect how your loved one can use their funds.
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Mail only a money order or cashier’s check to El Paso County Jail, Attn: Bookkeeping – Inmate Funds, at the address provided by the jail. Include the inmate’s full booking name and Admit/Booking Number, plus your full name and complete home address. Send only one deposit for one inmate per envelope.
No. El Paso County Jail does not accept personal checks or cash for inmate funds, and it also rejects payroll, insurance, refund, and state and federal government checks.
Yes. Access Corrections supports online money deposits, bail posting, and parole/probation payments. For records, payment can be made by business/cashier’s check, money order, cash (no personal checks), or credit/debit card, and card payments include a $2.00 or 2.39% convenience fee (whichever is greater).
If your loved one is at El Paso County Jail, personal mail no longer goes directly to the jail. Instead, you'll send it to a P.O. Box in Phoenix, Maryland, where it gets scanned and delivered digitally to the inmate's tablet.
Getting in touch with someone at El Paso County Jail is straightforward once you have the right phone numbers, mail address, and fee info. Here are the key contact points and what to know before you send anything.
Trying to visit or support someone at El Paso County Jail? A little prep goes a long way. Start with the items below: bonding logistics, fees, and strict mail requirements tend to affect families the most.
