How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Reno County Corrections Facility offers a few ways to put money on an inmate's commissary account: deposits through Team3 online or by phone, plus an on-site kiosk available 24 hours a day. For posting bond, major credit and debit cards are accepted through the Allpaid service. You can pay online, by phone, or in person through that vendor. Cash found during booking gets deposited into the inmate funds account. Inmates cannot transfer funds to each other, and personal checks are placed into the inmate's property rather than deposited. If the account stays at or below $1 for seven continuous days, it reverts to an indigent account, allowing the inmate to order from an indigent commissary list. Before depositing, confirm the inmate's facility account ID (register/CFN) and use only approved deposit options.
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Add funds through Team3 online or by phone, or use the facility kiosk (available 24 hours). Have the inmate’s facility account ID (register/CFN) ready and stick to approved deposit options to avoid rejected payments.
Yes. Reno County Corrections Facility accepts major credit and debit cards for bond through the Allpaid service, whether online, by phone, or in person. Stick to the accepted vendor and payment channels so the payment processes correctly.
Cash found at booking is deposited into the inmate funds account. Personal checks are placed into the inmate’s property and are not deposited to the commissary account.
If an inmate's account stays at or below $1 for seven continuous days, it reverts to an indigent account. This lets the inmate order from an indigent commissary list.
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