How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Torrance County Detention handles bond posting through the CeBonds webpage. There you can verify bond information, post bonds for eligible detained aliens, and sign up for electronic notifications. Bond postings are processed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the time zone where the detained person is located. Before submitting any payment, read the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) carefully. It's the only document that spells out the bond's terms and conditions. For adding money to an inmate account or commissary, deposit options typically include approved third-party processors (online or by phone), lobby kiosks, and mailed money orders. Accepted payment types and sender rules vary, so check the facility or vendor pages referenced on CeBonds for exact steps and formatting.
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Go to the CeBonds webpage to verify bond details. If the detainee is eligible, you can post the bond online and enroll in electronic notifications. Post during bond hours (9 a.m. to 3 p.m. local time) and read the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) before paying.
Bond postings are accepted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the time zone where the detained person is located.
Yes. Read the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) carefully. It's the only document that lays out the bond's terms and conditions.
If you need to reach someone held at Torrance County Detention Facility, here's the key rule: detainees cannot accept incoming phone calls. Your options depend on whether you're trying to leave an urgent message or get general information about someone's status.
Trying to confirm whether someone is being held at Torrance County Detention Facility? Calling is the most direct option. You just need the right number, the right time window, and a few details staff will ask for.
Need to confirm whether someone is being held at Torrance County Detention Facility? A phone call is your fastest option—especially if you're short on details or time.
