How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Topeka Corrections Facility, KS typically means adding funds to the resident's account created at booking. That balance covers commissary, phone time, medical charges, and other in-custody expenses. You generally can't hand cash directly to staff, so plan to use an accepted deposit method: a lobby kiosk, an approved online or phone vendor, or a mailed cashier's check or money order. Before sending anything, get the resident's account ID (CFN or register number) so your deposit goes to the right place. For prepaid calling, Topeka Corrections uses ICSolutions. Call 1-888-506-8407 or set up an account at www.icsolutions.com. Residents cannot call cell phones unless a prepaid account is established with the phone company.
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First, get the inmate's account ID (CFN or register number). Then use an accepted deposit option: a lobby kiosk, an approved online or phone vendor, or a mailed cashier's check or money order. If the inmate has been temporarily moved out of county, deposits may be held until they return, so check before sending funds.
Use ICSolutions to set up prepaid calling. Call 1-888-506-8407 or create an account online at www.icsolutions.com.
No. Residents can't call cell phones unless a prepaid account is set up with the phone company.
Bringing a child to visit at Topeka Correctional Facility is doable, but the facility is strict about who can bring a minor and what ID counts. Follow the rules below so you don't get turned away at check-in.
Bringing kids to visit at Topeka Correctional Facility? It's allowed in most cases, but a few rules can stop a visit before it starts. Here's what you need to know—including what to bring and when a child might be turned away.
Before you can visit someone at Topeka Correctional Facility, you need to be approved and placed on their visitation list. Walk-ins aren't allowed—your application has to clear first.
