How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Posting cash bail in person at Hennepin County Public Safety Facility requires preparation. Bring the case or warrant number and the exact bail amount in cash. The facility doesn't make change, and there's no ATM on-site—don't count on checks either. Remote options exist too: Access Corrections offers bail payments and money deposits for people in custody here. Other deposit methods—online vendors, lobby kiosks, or mail—vary by facility, so confirm what's accepted before sending anything. To avoid delays, include the person's full name and their booking/OID or case number so the payment credits correctly.
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Yes. Access Corrections advertises the ability to post bail payments remotely and to send money to people in custody at this facility.
Bring the case or warrant number and the exact bail amount in cash. The facility does not give change and has no on-site cash machine.
Include the person’s full name and their booking/OID or case number so the payment posts correctly. Use the facility’s approved deposit method or vendor.
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