How to Get Your Money Back After Growlersburgâs Tablet Transition
Got money sitting in a ViaPath balance from before Growlersburg switched vendors? You can get it back. Here's how to confirm the transition applies and request your refund.
How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Planning to send money to someone at Growlersburg Conservation Camp? Set up a Securus account before the facility transitions to Securus so your deposits don't get held up. New users can create access through the corrections portal using the
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Got money sitting in a ViaPath balance from before Growlersburg switched vendors? You can get it back. Here's how to confirm the transition applies and request your refund.
Yes. Create a Securus account before Growlersburg transitions to Securus to avoid delays when sending funds. Once your account is set up, confirm which deposit methods the facility accepts before sending money.
Use the corrections portalâs âClaim Accountâ link to create access as a new user. Do this before the facilityâs transition to Securus so you can deposit funds without interruption.
Common options include online or mobile portals, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, and U.S. Postal money orders, but methods vary by facility. Double-check posting times, verify the personâs name and booking or facility ID, and do not mail cash.
CDCR is switching incarcerated communications from ViaPath to Securus. If your loved one's facility is on the rollout schedule, a little prep now saves you from scrambling later and helps make sure you don't leave money sitting in an old account.
If you're trying to stay in touch, here's the key thing: inmate communication services at this facility are switching platforms.
Sending money gets easier once you know which account system the facility uses. Here are the confirmed details, plus what to double-check before you pay.