How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Simpson County Detention Center accepts mailed money orders for commissary. Send them separately and clearly mark them as "commissary" so the funds are applied correctly. You can also use the facility's approved vendor services to make commissary deposits and order care packages, including gift baskets and approved e-cigarettes. Need to pay past-due jail fees? Handle that online through the facility's vendor portal. For help with the vendor system, contact InmateSales customer service at 702-829-3001. If you're using other deposit methods like an online portal, lobby kiosk, or phone deposit, follow the vendor's steps carefully and select the correct state and facility before sending funds.
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Want to send commissary money to someone at Simpson County Detention Center? The jail accepts mail-in money orders with specific labeling and address requirements. Here's how to do it right, plus what to know about other options.
Use the facility's approved vendor options (such as the vendor portal, lobby kiosk, or phone deposits) and follow the prompts to select Kentucky and Simpson County Detention Center. If mailing a money order, send it separately and clearly mark it as "commissary."
Yes. Money orders for commissary can be mailed separately and must be clearly marked as “commissary.”
You can pay past-due jail fees online through the facility’s vendor services. If you need support, the vendor page lists InmateSales customer service at 702-829-3001.
Simpson County Detention Center has two mailing addresses, and which one you use depends on what you're sending. Use the checklist below to make sure your letter, legal mail, or commissary money order reaches the right place on the first try.
Sending mail to someone in jail is usually simple—until you use the wrong address. Simpson County Detention Center has different addresses depending on what you're sending, and using the right one is the fastest way to avoid delays or returned mail.
Getting mail to someone in jail is straightforward—if you use the right address and format. Here's how to address regular mail, legal mail, and commissary money orders for Simpson County Detention Center.
