How to Send Money to Facility
Sending money to someone at this facility typically comes down to two things: funding phone calls or depositing cash through a walk-in money service. Here's what's specifically spelled out for the facility's phone system and for MoneyGram (JPay) payments.
To make calls from the facility phone system, offenders need a personal identification number (PIN). If your loved one hasn't set up their PIN or can't access it, adding funds won't help until that's resolved.
Calls can be funded two ways. The first is debit-minute calling, where the offender purchases debit minutes through the canteen, a kiosk, or an account set up through Securus. The second is Advance Connect, which lets you fund calls in advance for a specific billing telephone number (BTN). With this option, the money is tied to a particular phone number that will receive the calls.
If you're sending money in person through MoneyGram (JPay), you'll need a few things ready. Bring valid photo ID, fill out the blue ExpressPayment form, and use the required account number format: the inmate's ID number followed immediately by the inmate's last name, with no spaces.
Steps to Follow
- ✓ Confirm your loved one has (and can use) their phone PIN.
- ✓ Fund debit-minute calling by having the offender purchase debit minutes through the canteen or from a kiosk, or by using an account set up through Securus.
- ✓ Use Advance Connect if you want to fund calls in advance to a specific billing telephone number (BTN).
- Bring valid photo ID (for example, a driver’s license).
- Fill out the blue ExpressPayment form at the MoneyGram location.
- Enter the account number in the required format: inmate ID number + inmate last name, with no spaces.
Verify first: Before sending money for phone calls, confirm the PIN requirement and whether debit minutes are currently available through the canteen, a kiosk, or a Securus account. Also check whether Advance Connect funding to a BTN is accepted as described.
Verify before you go: Call ahead to confirm that in-person MoneyGram (JPay) ExpressPayment is currently accepted and whether the blue form is required. Double-check the exact account-number format (inmate ID plus last name, no spaces), including whether the inmate ID needs leading zeros.
This guide doesn't cover fees, business hours, specific payment locations, or any online money options beyond what's listed above. For those details, check the facility's official information or contact the cashier or commissary staff directly. Ask about current phone-funding options and MoneyGram (JPay) payment requirements.
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