How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add money to an inmate's account at Pima County Jail, you'll need their 9-digit PIN (include any leading zeros). Deposit funds online at ConnectNetwork.com or by phone at (800) 483-8314, entering the inmate PIN when prompted. You can also mail a money order or government check addressed to "Inmate Trust Account" with the inmate's name, pod location, and booking number. Send mail deposits to P.O. Box 951, Tucson. Double-check the addressing format—small errors can delay or return your funds. Deposited money goes toward commissary and telephone accounts for authorized purchases.
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Sending money is straightforward once you know which account to fund. Pima County Jail uses separate accounts for calls and tablet features versus messaging and photos — and the deposit process differs for each.
Mail gets rejected or delayed most often because the envelope is missing one key detail. Use the exact format below—especially if you’re mailing a money order or government check.
Use the inmate’s 9-digit PIN (including leading zeros) to make a deposit. You can add funds online at ConnectNetwork.com or by calling (800) 483-8314.
Yes. Mail a money order or government check addressed to "Inmate Trust Account" with the inmate's name, pod location, and booking number. Send it to P.O. Box 951, Tucson. Follow the facility's addressing instructions exactly to avoid delays.
You'll need the inmate's 9-digit PIN and your payment details. Online and phone deposits require entering the inmate identifier and typically post quickly once processed.
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