How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You have several options for adding money to an inmate's account—online portals, phone services, or in-person kiosks. Confirm the exact vendor or method Larimer County Detention Center accepts before sending funds. If you mail a check or money order, write your 10-digit telephone number on it (this serves as the account number) and plan for 7–10 business days processing time. The facility uses ViaPath Technologies (formerly GTL), and gettingout.com handles account setup, communication tools, and related services. For phone-based accounts like AdvancePay, rates and fees are set by the facility and shown in your ConnectNetwork account. You can accept or reject calls, charges deduct immediately, and refunds may be available in certain situations. Deposits can take a day or more to post, and some vendors offer low-balance alerts or AutoReload.
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Mail a check or money order with your 10-digit telephone number written on it—this number is used as the account number. Allow 7–10 business days for the payment to be processed.
Larimer County Jail contracts with ViaPath Technologies (formerly GTL) and directs users to gettingout.com for account setup and inmate communication tools.
AdvancePay rates and fees are set by the facility and listed in your ConnectNetwork account. You can accept or reject calls and charges are deducted immediately; refunds may be available if the inmate is released. Depending on the vendor features, you may also be able to use low-balance alerts and AutoReload.
Larimer County Jail uses an off-site PO Box because all personal mail goes through a digital scanning process. Your letters, pictures, and drawings get scanned and delivered to the inmate's tablet — they won't receive the physical originals.
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Prepaid phone calls are one of the fastest ways to stay connected with someone at Larimer County Jail. Here's how to set up an AdvancePay account, add funds, and handle common issues like blocked numbers and refunds.
