Putting Money on an Inmate's Commissary Account at Mini-Cassia (JailATM)

Cassia County directs friends and family to JailATM for commissary deposits at Mini-Cassia. That's the official vendor for putting money on an inmate's account.

Before sending money, confirm the inmate's current status and the exact details you'll need for the deposit. Mini-Cassia says you can only verify inmate status in person or by phone - call (208) 878-1000. Why bother? Online rosters and third-party sites often lag behind real-time changes. A quick phone call can save you from sending funds under the wrong name or to someone who's already been released or transferred.

• ✓ Confirm the inmate’s full name and any booking/ID details the jail wants you to use for deposits.
• ✓ Confirm the person is currently housed at Mini-Cassia (inmate status is confirmed by phone or in person).
• ✓ Ask if there are any facility-specific details you should include so the deposit is credited correctly.
• ✓ If anything doesn’t match what you see online, rely on what you’re told at (208) 878-1000.

Cassia County points to JailATM for commissary deposits, but the facility's website doesn't cover every detail of how those deposits work. For specifics - pricing, processing times, deposit limits - check JailATM's instructions or contact their customer support directly. Got questions about the inmate's status or which identifying info to use? Mini-Cassia's advice is to confirm by phone or in person. Call (208) 878-1000.

• ✓ Fees (what they are and who charges them)
• ✓ Transfer timing (how long it takes for funds to show up and be available)
• ✓ Maximum deposit amounts or daily limits
• ✓ Any required inmate identifiers to ensure the deposit credits correctly (if you’re unsure, call Mini-Cassia at (208) 878-1000)