How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
SBWCC Unit 1 uses electronic deposits through third-party providers like Access Corrections. You can deposit via mobile app, website, or the bilingual phone line at 866-345-1884. Depending on the vendor, phone deposits, kiosks, or retail cash barcodes may also work. Funds typically go toward commissary, phone accounts, and other resident obligations. Follow the provider's steps carefully and enter the correct resident information (including the resident ID) so it posts to the right account. Planning to visit? Paper cash isn't allowed in visiting rooms. Bring coins in a clear plastic bag or use a debit or credit card for vending. ViaPath tablet account setup details are available through the facility's ViaPath links.
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Deposit funds through a third-party vendor like Access Corrections using the mobile app, website, or bilingual phone line. Enter the resident's exact information (including facility details and resident ID) so the deposit posts correctly.
No. Paper money isn't allowed in SBWCC Unit 1 visiting rooms. Bring coins in a clear plastic bag or use a debit or credit card for vending where available.
Yes. Indigent residents are provided stationery and postage for one personal letter per week, and other residents purchase envelopes and postage through commissary.
Your first visit to SBWCC can go smoothly if you handle the application and background check early and confirm the schedule before you travel. Here's what to do, what to expect, and when visits aren't allowed.
Use SBWCC's PO Box address and follow the exact line-by-line format to make sure your letter gets routed and processed without delays.
Trying to reach someone at SBWCC Unit 1? Contact the facility directly for general questions, or reach out to the state phone-services provider for account issues. Planning a visit? You'll need to get approved first.
