How to Send Money to Omega Technical Violators Center, AR (AR)

Omega Technical Violators Center accepts two deposit methods: Postal Money Orders and online resident deposits through the Arkansas Corrections (ACC) website. Once the facility processes either type of deposit, the funds go into the resident's account for commissary spending.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Get the resident’s full name and any ID number the facility uses to match deposits to the correct account.
• ✓ Choose a deposit method: send a Postal Money Order, or make an online resident deposit through the Arkansas Corrections (ACC) website.
• ✓ If sending a Postal Money Order, fill it out carefully and follow the facility’s instructions so it can be credited correctly.
• ✓ If you are trying to help with phone calls, use the Resident Deposit Trust Fund and Phone Account option to add money to the resident’s Pre-Pay Phone Service Account.

Before sending money, confirm you're using a currently accepted method. Omega Technical Violators Center lists Postal Money Orders and online resident deposits through the ACC website as options, but procedures can change. Also double-check what information the facility needs so the money gets credited correctly. This could include the exact resident name format or an identification number tied to their account.

• ✓ Whether your deposit will be credited to the resident’s commissary account, and how long it typically takes to post
• ✓ How to use the Resident Deposit Trust Fund and Phone Account option if you want funds applied to the resident’s Pre-Pay Phone Service Account
• ✓ The current commissary spending limit of $65 per week, and how that limit affects how much the resident can use right away