How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
SCORE Jail handles inmate trust account deposits through TouchPay. You have several options for adding funds: the lobby kiosk, the TouchPayDirect.com online portal, phone deposits, or retail cash walk-ins. The TouchPay kiosk in the jail lobby accepts cash and major credit or debit cards, and deposits post immediately. For online deposits, go to www.TouchPayDirect.com with the inmate's full name, the correct state and facility, and the Inmate ID Number. Phone deposits are available at 1-866-232-1899 after you set up a TouchPay account online. If you prefer paying in person, Cash Express accepts walk-in cash deposits. You'll need a TouchPay account and your TouchPay order confirmation number. TouchPay support can help with any questions.
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SCORE Jail uses TouchPay for all deposits into an inmate's trust account. Here are your on-site and off-site options, plus the exact details you'll need to make sure your payment reaches the right person.
Need to put money on someone's account at SCORE? You've got four options: the lobby kiosk, phone, online, or a walk-in cash payment at a retail location. Here's how each one works.
Want to add money for someone at SCORE Jail? TouchPay offers three options: a lobby kiosk, phone payment, or online deposit.
Want to help someone at SCORE buy hygiene products, snacks, or other basics? You'll need to deposit money into their trust/commissary account. SCORE uses TouchPay for all commissary deposits, so each method below runs through that system.
You can deposit money through TouchPay using the lobby kiosk in the SCORE Jail lobby (cash and major cards), online at www.TouchPayDirect.com, by phone at 1-866-232-1899 after creating a TouchPay account, or via a retail cash walk-in at Cash Express with a TouchPay order confirmation.
For an online deposit at TouchPayDirect.com, you need the inmate’s full name, the correct state and facility, and the Inmate ID Number.
Yes. The TouchPay lobby kiosk at SCORE Jail accepts cash and major cards, and deposits post right away. For retail walk-in cash deposits, use Cash Express. You'll need to set up a TouchPay account first and bring your TouchPay order confirmation number.
If someone is in custody at SCORE during an election, they may still be able to vote by absentee ballot. Here's how eligibility works, who helps with the process, and how ballots get returned for mailing.
- The inmate is a citizen of the United States. - The inmate is a resident of the county. - The inmate will be at least 18 years old by the time of the next election. - The inmate has not been declared mentally incompetent by a court. - The inmate is awaiting trial or currently on trial for a criminal offense. - The inmate is serving time for a traffic or misdemeanor offense, or serving as a condition of probation.
Your first video visit at SCORE is straightforward once you know the process. Follow these steps to register, book an allowed time slot, and sidestep common last-minute issues.
