How to Send Money to Facility

Access Corrections (Secure Deposits) is the preferred way to send money to an inmate. Start there. Only explore other options if you have a specific reason to.

Through Access Corrections (Secure Deposits), you can make deposits 24 hours a day, 7 days a week using a credit or debit card. Need help or prefer another language? Call their toll-free line at 1-866-345-1884. Bilingual representatives are available 24/7.

All deposits must be in U.S. funds. If you're sending a money order or check through Access Corrections, it has to be drawn from a U.S. financial institution. The service also only accepts U.S.-based addresses (no international addresses).

You can also add money in person by dropping a check or money order into the box labeled "Inmate Funds" in the facility lobby. Make it out to the inmate and include their commitment number. One thing to watch for: all money orders over $200 and all personal checks deposited in person are placed on a 7-business-day hold.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Use Access Corrections (Secure Deposits) first, it is the preferred method.
• ✓ Make your deposit using a credit or debit card. Deposits through Access Corrections are available 24/7.

• ✓ If you are using a money order or check with Access Corrections, make sure it is in U.S. funds, drawn from a U.S. financial institution, and tied to a U.S.-based address (not an international address).

• ✓ For an in-person deposit, prepare a check or money order made out to the inmate and include the inmate's commitment number.
• ✓ Drop it into the facility lobby box labeled "Inmate Funds."
• ✓ Plan for a delay if needed: money orders over $200 and all personal checks deposited in person are held for 7 business days.

• ✓ If you need a cash-only option, enroll with Cash Pay Today and use it to find nearby drop-off locations for cash deposits.

• ✓ For help with a deposit, call Access Corrections toll-free at 1-866-345-1884. Bilingual representatives are available 24/7.

Before sending anything by check or money order, make sure you're using U.S. funds. Going through Access Corrections? Confirm your check or money order is from a U.S. financial institution and tied to a U.S.-based address. Depositing in person? Factor in the 7-business-day hold on money orders over $200 and all personal checks.

Planning to deposit through Access Corrections? Make sure you have a credit or debit card ready and that 24/7 deposit availability still applies to your situation. For real-time help, call Access Corrections at 1-866-345-1884. Bilingual representatives are available 24/7.

Planning to use the lobby drop box? Confirm the facility is still accepting in-person deposits and look for the box labeled "Inmate Funds." For cash-only deposits, verify you can still enroll with Cash Pay Today and that there are convenient drop-off locations near you.