How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Scott's Bluff County Sheriff lists Access Corrections as the vendor for sending money, with deposits available 24/7. The facility also references NCIC prepaid accounts and the NCIC inmate messaging system, which friends and family can use to send messages and pictures. You can create or fund NCIC prepaid accounts online at account.ncic.com (Spanish: cuenta.ncic.com) or by phone through the NCIC call center at 1-800-943-2189. Need help with an Access Corrections deposit? Live bilingual agents are available 24/7 at 866-345-1884. Before paying, have the inmate's ID number or case/ticket information ready so funds post to the correct account.
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Trying to add commissary funds for someone at Scotts Bluff County Detention Center? The county uses Access Corrections for inmate deposits, and you can send money 24/7.
Scotts Bluff County lists Access Corrections for sending money, with deposits available 24/7. You can also create or fund NCIC prepaid accounts at account.ncic.com (cuenta.ncic.com for Spanish) or by calling 1-800-943-2189. Have the inmate’s ID or case number ready so the deposit goes to the right account.
Yes. The facility references an NCIC inmate messaging system for sending messages and pictures, along with NCIC prepaid accounts. Set up and fund an NCIC prepaid account at account.ncic.com or by calling 1-800-943-2189.
For Access Corrections help, call 866-345-1884 (live bilingual agents are listed as available 24/7). For NCIC prepaid-account support, call the NCIC call center at 1-800-943-2189.
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