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Send Money and Commissary at Laurel County Detention Center, KY.

Also known as: Laurel County Correctional Center, Laurel County Corrections

Review available deposit, commissary, money order, and online payment information for sending money to an inmate at Laurel County Detention Center, KY.

Overview

Laurel County Detention Center accepts inmate deposits at a front-lobby kiosk (cash or credit) and through online vendors at pay.gettingout.com and web.connectnetwork.com. Use the vendor portals to add funds for commissary or phone services—each portal shows what's available for this facility and walks you through the steps. Heads up on AdvancePay: accounts go inactive after 180 consecutive days without activity and may be forfeited. For refund requests on inactive AdvancePay accounts, call 877-650-4249. If you give ViaPath your contact info and opt in, you'll get a text or email at least 30 days before your account expires. Before depositing, check the facility's deposit page and vendor portal for posting times, payment methods, and any limits.

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Quick Facts

  • A front‑lobby kiosk accepts cash or credit for inmate deposits.
  • Online deposits for Laurel County inmates are available at pay.gettingout.com and web.connectnetwork.com.
  • AdvancePay accounts become inactive after 180 consecutive days of inactivity and are subject to forfeiture.
  • Refunds for inactive AdvancePay accounts can be requested by calling 877-650-4249.
  • ViaPath can send a text or email at least 30 days before account expiration if you provide contact information and opt in.

Send Money and Commissary Guides

Three Ways to Put Money on an Inmate's Account at Laurel County Corrections (Lobby Kiosk, GettingOut, ConnectNetwork)

Laurel County Corrections offers three ways to put money on an inmate's account — which one you use depends on what you're paying for. If you're at the jail in person, there's a kiosk in the front lobby that accepts cash or credit card. For tablet-related deposits (messaging, music, games, entertainment), the facility directs families to GettingOut. For phone and video services or trust/commissary deposits, they point you to ConnectNetwork.

Common Questions

How can I add money to an inmate's account at Laurel County Detention Center?

You can deposit money using the front-lobby kiosk with cash or credit. You can also make an online deposit through the vendor portals at pay.gettingout.com or web.connectnetwork.com.

What happens if an AdvancePay account is inactive?

AdvancePay accounts become inactive after 180 consecutive days of inactivity and are subject to forfeiture. To request a refund for an inactive AdvancePay account, call 877-650-4249.

Will I get a reminder before my vendor account expires?

Yes—if you provide your contact information to ViaPath and opt in to reminders, you’ll receive a text or email at least 30 days before your account expires.

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