How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
At Stephens County Jail, inmates use their account balance to buy commissary items and purchase time for phone calls, video calls, and text messaging. Funds can be added through the facility's internal kiosk system, which inmates access from their cells or pods. For online deposits, use the jailATM portal. You'll need an email address or user name to log in or create an account. If you run into issues with a deposit or order, call the vendor's inmate sales/customer service line at 702-829-3001. Other deposit options may be available depending on the facility and vendor, so check current details before sending money. Any remaining balance at release is often returned to the inmate, though policies can vary.
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Add funds through the facility's internal kiosk system, available from cells or pods. You can also deposit online through the jailATM portal, which requires an email address or user name to log in or create an account. Other options may exist, so check with the facility or vendor before sending funds.
Commissary funds can be used to buy commissary items and to purchase time for phone calls, video calls, and text messaging.
The inmate sales/customer service contact listed on the vendor page is 702-829-3001. If you are calling about an online deposit, have your account email or user name ready.
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