How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding funds for someone at Hartford Corrections Center? Plan ahead. Mailed money orders post slowly, so allow at least ten working days for a payment to show up in the inmate's account. Your main options are mailing a money order with the department remitter form or using an approved electronic deposit service. Processing times vary by method and provider. When mailing a payment, double-check that the inmate information is accurate and include the remitter form. Missing or incorrect details can lead to rejections or funds being applied to the wrong account. You can't send or drop off clothing packages. Additional personal items must be purchased through commissary. Approved CDs are also available through commissary. In some cases, an offender may be required to reimburse taxpayers for incarceration costs, and collections contacts are documented for that purpose.
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Allow at least ten working days for a mailed money order to be posted to an inmate’s account at Hartford Corrections Center.
Your main options are mailing a money order with the department remitter form or using an approved electronic deposit service. Processing times vary by method, and electronic services typically post faster than mailed payments.
No. You can't send or drop off clothing packages. Clothing must be obtained through commissary. Approved CDs are sold through commissary as well, while outside CDs or tapes must meet educational or religious rules and be sent by a commercial distributor.
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