How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To pay a cash bond at Sebastian County Detention, go to Booking and Information in person. Bring the exact bond amount plus a $20 fee—they won't accept substitute amounts. For citations, you can pay online if you have the defendant's first and last name plus either the citation number or Driver's License/State ID and date of birth. Online payments accept Visa, Discover, and MasterCard. Paying the full amount online counts as a waiver of appearance and a plea of guilty or no contest. Miss a payment or fail to appear? The court may issue a warrant, suspend your driver's license, and tack on additional fines. For general inmate funds, deposits typically require inmate identifiers and go toward a commissary account.
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Pay cash bonds in person at Booking and Information. Bring the exact bond amount plus a $20 fee.
You’ll need the defendant’s first and last name and either the citation number or the Driver’s License/State ID plus date of birth. Online payments accept Visa, Discover, and MasterCard, and paying the full amount online counts as a waiver of appearance and a plea of guilty or no contest.
Miss a citation payment or fail to appear, and the court may issue a warrant, suspend your driver's license, and add fines and costs. The same applies if you miss payments on a court payment plan. You can look up a scheduled plan using the first and last name plus the plan number or Driver's License/State ID and date of birth.
Staying in touch is straightforward once you know which options the facility accepts. Here are the documented ways to send mail and messages to Sebastian County Detention, plus what to double-check before you hit send.
Want to send an electronic message to someone at Sebastian County Detention Center? The facility uses CorrectPay for messaging. Once you select the right location, facility, and service, the process is simple.
Personal letters to Sebastian County Detention inmates don't go directly to the jail. Instead, they're sent to a P.O. Box in Phoenix, Maryland, where a mail-scanning vendor processes them. Your loved one receives the letter electronically.
