How to Put Money on an Inmate's Account at Montgomery Pretrial: All Your Options
Getting money to someone at Montgomery Pretrial is straightforward once you know the approved methods. Here are your options, plus what the facility won't accept.
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Overview
Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility handles electronic deposits through Access Secure Deposits at inmatedeposits.com. You can also deposit by phone 24/7 at 1-866-345-1884 using Visa or MasterCard. For in-person deposits, use the kiosks in the facility lobby (cash only). Facility staff won't accept cash, cashier's checks, or money orders directly. If an inmate has no funds, the facility may provide basic health and comfort items plus writing materials, then debit those fees to the account. This can create a negative balance that may be collected for up to three years. Before sending money, confirm the inmate's name and booking or ID number, and complete all required fields with valid contact information.
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Quick Facts
- The facility directs deposits through Access Secure Deposits via inmatedeposits.com.
- Telephone deposits are available 24/7 at 1.866.345.1884 (Visa/MasterCard accepted).
- Lobby kiosks at the facility allow cash deposits; staff will not accept cash, cashier's checks, or money orders for in-person deposits.
- If an inmate has no funds, the facility may provide basic items and debit fees, creating a negative balance that can be collected for up to three years.
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Common Questions
How can I deposit money to an inmate at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility?
Use Access Secure Deposits online at inmatedeposits.com, deposit by phone 24/7 at 1-866-345-1884 (Visa and MasterCard accepted), or use the lobby kiosk for an on-site cash deposit.
Can I give cash or a money order to staff at Montgomery Pretrial to add to an inmate's account?
No. Facility staff will not accept cash, cashier’s checks, or money orders for deposits in person. Use the lobby kiosk for cash, or use the approved online or phone deposit options.
What happens if the inmate's account goes negative at Montgomery Pretrial?
If an inmate has no funds, the facility may provide basic health and comfort items and writing materials and debit the related fees to the account. This can create a negative balance that may be collected for up to three years.
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