How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To send money to someone at Hawaii Community Corrections, use ConnectNetwork for electronic trust fund deposits. Set up a ConnectNetwork account online or by phone, link it to the inmate, then submit your payment. Deposits typically reach the facility within 1–2 business days, though weekends, holidays, or verification can slow things down. Only approved visitors can make electronic deposits, and there's a $300 per-inmate monthly cap. Expect processing fees, and know that available funds may be reduced to cover court-ordered restitution or fines. Follow the payment processor's instructions carefully to avoid delays.
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Sending money to someone in custody in Hawaii? Here's what matters: who can deposit, the $300 monthly limit, and how long ConnectNetwork transfers actually take.
Only approved visitors can make electronic trust fund deposits for inmates at Hawaii Community Corrections. Before sending money, confirm you're approved through the facility's visitor approval process and check your ConnectNetwork account settings.
ConnectNetwork deposits and payments are typically transmitted to the facility within 1–2 business days. Weekends, holidays, or verification holds can add extra time.
Create a ConnectNetwork account online or by calling 1-877-650-4249, then register and link to the inmate. You’ll also want to confirm visitor approval and follow the processor’s instructions to complete the deposit.
Visits can get changed or cancelled for operational reasons, even when you've planned ahead. A quick confirmation call before you leave can save you a wasted trip, time off work, and last-minute childcare scrambling—especially if you're traveling across the island or working with a tight check-in window.
Halawa's visitation schedule follows two simple rules: visits happen on weekends only, and just one housing module gets visitors on any given day. The monthly calendar tells you which weekend day—and which session—applies to your loved one's module.
Visiting someone at Oahu Community Correctional Center (OCCC) is straightforward once you know when to call and which time block fits their housing unit. Here's how to book your slot and avoid getting turned away at check-in.
