How to Send Money to Mclennan County Jail (TX)

McLennan County Sheriff's Office runs an online "My Records Center" account for tracking public records requests, managing account info, and downloading records. That's the only facility-specific online service confirmed here. The details you actually need for sending money to someone at the jail (approved vendors, payment types, hours, limits, and fees) aren't covered, so you'll need to verify the current deposit process directly with the facility.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Create an account or log in to the Sheriff’s Office “My Records Center” if you need to track a public records request, update your account information, or download records.
• ✓ Use the portal to check request status and view or download records tied to your account.
• ✓ Do not treat “My Records Center” as instructions for inmate money deposits. The evidence provided does not confirm any approved money vendor, deposit method, fees, or cutoff times for sending funds to someone in custody.

Before sending money, confirm the jail's current, approved methods for adding funds to an inmate account. Ask which vendor or system is required (if any), what payment types they accept (online, phone, kiosk, money order, cashier's check), and whether there are limits on the amount or number of deposits. You'll also want to ask about fees, processing times, and exactly what information you need to include so nothing gets held up. That usually means the inmate's full name, booking number, and any required account format. If you're depositing on someone else's behalf, check whether there are restrictions on who can send funds. Finally, confirm the practical stuff that tends to change: daily cutoff times, weekend or holiday availability, and current contact info for the jail. The "My Records Center" portal is only for tracking public records requests, managing your account information, and downloading records. It is not used for inmate deposits.