How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
ADCRR's statewide policy applies at ASPC Florence West - Kasson: you can't deposit funds with checks, money orders, or cashier's checks. Don't mail or bring them for an inmate account deposit. Instead, add money using facility-approved third-party deposit methods—an online portal, phone payment system, or on-site kiosk run by an approved vendor. Have the inmate's identifier ready (commissary/PIN or booking number) along with your payment details so the money posts to the right person. Funds you deposit go toward commissary, phone, and other authorized account needs. Follow the deposit instructions closely to avoid delays or returned payments.
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No. ADCRR does not accept checks, money orders, or cashier’s checks for deposits to inmate accounts at Arizona State complexes, including ASPC Florence West - Kasson. Use an approved online, phone, or kiosk deposit method instead.
Use the facility’s approved third-party deposit options, such as an online portal, phone payment system, or an on-site kiosk. Check the facility or vendor instructions before you pay so the deposit is credited correctly.
You’ll need the inmate’s identifier (commissary/PIN or booking number) and your payment details so the vendor can credit the correct account. If the identifier or payment info is wrong, posting can be delayed or funds may be returned.
At ASPC Florence West – Kasson, personal mail goes through ADCRR's digital mail process. Your letters and photos get scanned and delivered to your loved one electronically. Want the original paper back? You'll need to plan ahead.
Getting approved to visit at ASPC Florence West – Kasson comes down to a few key details: paying the $25 fee, submitting it correctly, and hitting the deadlines. Here's what you need to know about fees, timeline, payment, and who to contact if you run into problems.
Mailing someone at ASPC Florence West - Kasson? The address depends on what you're sending. Most personal mail—letters, greeting cards, photos, and drawings—goes to ADCRR's Digital Processing Center in Dallas, not to the prison itself. Packages and publications use a different centralized address in Phoenix. Legal mail is handled separately and still goes to the person at their assigned unit. Send to the wrong address, and your mail could be delayed or returned.
