Four Ways to Put Money on an Inmate's Account at Jackson County Detention
Trying to add money to someone's account at Jackson County Detention? Don't head to the main window—they won't take it there. You'll need to use one of four options: online (Securepak or Access Corrections), by phone, at the lobby kiosk, or by mail.
The main window at Jackson County Detention Center doesn't accept money for inmate accounts. You'll need to use one of four approved methods: online (through Securepak or Access Corrections), by phone, at the kiosk in the visitation lobby, or by mail.
For family packages, the facility uses Securepak. You can post funds at accesscatalog.com - the vendor handles the transaction, not the jail directly.
For trust fund deposits, use Access Corrections at accesscorrections.com. The vendor processes the transaction on the back end.
Prefer to handle it over the phone? Call 1-866-345-1884 to make a deposit. This goes through the facility's vendor - you're not paying the detention center directly.
Going in person? There's a kiosk in the visitation lobby that accepts cash or credit card for commissary deposits.
Fastest option: Kiosk deposits for the commissary are immediately posted to an inmate’s account.
- ✓ Send a Postal Money Order made payable to Jackson County Detention Center.
- ✓ Write the inmate’s name and sequence number on the money order memo line.
- ✓ Do not mail cash, payroll checks, or any other checks (including personal checks).
Mail works if you'd rather not use a card, but it won't post instantly. Expect funds to hit the inmate's account within 48 hours of receipt.
Need it fast? The kiosk is your best bet - deposits post immediately to the commissary account. Mailed Postal Money Orders take up to 48 hours after the jail receives them. Online and phone deposits go through the vendor, so timing depends on their processing speed.
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