How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Limon Corrections Facility goes through third-party deposit vendors like ConnectNetwork, TouchPay, and GTL. Fees and processing rules vary by provider. Deposits made before the daily 4:00 p.m. Mountain Time cut-off are generally available the next day, though allowing 2–3 days is smart in case of delays. Funds go into an inmate account for canteen purchases—phone time, stamps, hygiene items, and similar. The department must withhold at least 20% of any deposit for court-ordered fines, fees, restitution, and/or child support. If you'd rather send a care package, Union Supply is the DOC's only approved provider and offers monthly packages within facility spending limits.
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Getting money onto someone's account at Limon quickly comes down to three things: using the right vendor, hitting the daily cutoff time, and understanding how much gets withheld before they can spend it.
Sending money to someone at Limon is straightforward once you understand which deposit methods work, how long processing takes, and why your loved one might have less to spend than what you sent.
Sending money is one of the most practical ways to support someone at Limon Corrections Facility. Here's what you need to know: how fast deposits show up, what the account can be used for, and what gets withheld automatically.
Deposits sent before the 4:00 p.m. MT daily cut-off are generally available to the inmate the next day. Still, allow 2–3 days for processing in case of vendor or posting delays.
Yes. The department is required to withhold a minimum of 20% of any deposit for court-ordered fines, fees, restitution, and/or child support.
Limon uses third-party vendors for trust and commissary deposits, including ConnectNetwork, TouchPay, and GTL. Fees vary by vendor. You'll typically deposit online, by phone, or at approved in-person locations or kiosks.
Staying in touch with someone at Limon comes down to two things: phone calls only go outbound (they call you), and electronic messages go through Securus with a review step before delivery. Here's how it all works, what you'll pay, and how to sidestep the most common headaches.
You can't call an inmate at Limon (CDOC) directly. Incoming calls aren't allowed—phone contact only works one direction. The inmate places outgoing calls to people on their approved phone list.
Need to confirm phone rules or billing details? Call Limon Correctional Facility's switchboard at 719-775-9221. The facility is located at 49030 State Hwy 71 South, Limon, CO 80826.
