How to Send Money to Taylor County Detention, KY (KY)

You can add money to someone's account at Taylor County Detention online through TaylorDeposits.com. There's also a separate option for adding money to phone accounts through a link on the same page. One policy worth knowing upfront: Taylor County Detention says inmates forfeit any remaining balance at release to cover outstanding fees. Beyond these basics, publicly available details are limited. Double-check any costs, limits, and timing before you submit a payment.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Go to TaylorDeposits.com to add funds to the inmate’s account.
• ✓ If you are trying to fund phone time specifically, use the facility-provided option for adding money to phone accounts (listed separately from the general deposit option).
• ✓ Before you submit payment, confirm you are selecting the correct person (matching the name and any identifier shown in the deposit portal).

Keep the facility's release policy in mind when deciding how much to send. Taylor County Detention states that leftover balances at release are forfeited to cover outstanding fees. Sending smaller amounts more frequently can help you avoid leaving a large unused balance behind.

What to Verify

• ✓ Confirm TaylorDeposits.com is still the correct, current portal for Taylor County Detention deposits.
• ✓ Ask whether the phone-account option is separate from the general inmate account deposit, and which one your loved one needs.
• ✓ Check for any service fees, minimum deposit amounts, or limits that apply to deposits.
• ✓ Ask how quickly funds typically post to the inmate’s account and whether processing times vary by day or time.
• ✓ Verify how the facility applies remaining balances at release, and whether there is any refund process in situations where fees are not owed.

If anything in the deposit portal looks unclear, check with the detention center directly before sending money. The facility's official website and front office can confirm the current deposit method, the correct account type (general vs. phone), and how balances are handled at release.