How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Limestone County Detention Center uses the CeBonds system for verifying bond information, posting bonds for eligible detained aliens, and opting into electronic notifications about bond activity and status. Bonds are processed during local hours of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., so plan any trip or electronic posting around that window. Before paying, read the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) carefully. It sets the bond's terms and conditions and spells out what you agree to as the obligor. For day-to-day inmate funds like commissary or trust account deposits, common Texas practices include using approved vendors or sending a money order or cashier's check by mail. Avoid cash and personal checks. Follow kiosk or vendor instructions closely, and confirm whether you need to be on an approved list before depositing funds.
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Use CeBonds to verify bond information and post a bond for eligible detained aliens. You can also opt into electronic notifications in CeBonds to get updates about posting and bond status.
Bond posting hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the time zone where the alien is detained.
Yes. Review the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) thoroughly before posting. It controls the bond's terms and conditions.
Hoping to sit in on your loved one's attorney call at Limestone? The facility's VAV (Virtual Attorney Visitation) rules are clear about who can and can't be present.
Reaching someone held at Limestone County Detention Center works a little differently than a typical phone call. Here are the contact options listed for this facility, plus what to confirm before you count on them.
If you need to get an urgent message to someone at Limestone County Detention Center, your main option is calling the facility with the right identifying details so staff can pass it along. Have that information ready before you dial.
