How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Lubbock County Jail accepts phone-account deposits through ICSolutions. Use their website or call 1-888-506-8407. These funds only cover phone use. For other deposits, follow the Inmate Trust Fund procedures and use approved vendors, kiosks, or money orders (not cash or personal checks). The sender often needs to be on the inmate's approved list before a deposit goes through, and vendors or kiosks may charge fees with varying processing times. Don't mail money to the facility address. Follow the centralized deposit instructions exactly to avoid delays or returned funds. To pick up an incarcerated person's property, visit the bond window with a valid photo ID, complete the release form, and get the inmate's approval.
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Use ICSolutions through their website or by calling 1-888-506-8407. Deposits made through ICSolutions are restricted to the inmate’s phone account and cannot be used for commissary.
Don't mail a money order to the facility address. Follow the Inmate Trust Fund deposit instructions and use approved methods like money orders or vendor deposits so funds are credited properly.
Go to the bond window with a valid photo ID, complete the property release form, and obtain the inmate’s approval for the release. Property release may be limited to certain items under facility rules.
Trying to reach someone at the Lubbock County Detention Center? Your main options are tablet messaging, visits, and mail. Here's how each works, plus the details that trip people up most often.
Visiting someone at the Lubbock County Detention Center is straightforward once you're registered. Get set up in SmartInmate, wait for approval, and schedule your visit at least 24 hours ahead.
Mail a letter to someone at Lubbock County Detention Center, and it probably won't go straight to the jail. Routine mail gets routed to a SmartInmate processing address in Florida, scanned, and delivered electronically to the person in custody.
