How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Tri-County Community Corrections, MN uses Turnkey Corrections as its inmate commissary provider. Money you deposit goes into the incarcerated person's commissary or trust account. It can cover snacks, hygiene products, stamps, and phone or tablet credit, and may also be applied to outstanding debts on the account. To add funds, pick an approved option like an online vendor, a lobby or video-visiting kiosk, or mail, then set up any required vendor account and follow that deposit process. Include the person's full name and booking/OID or case number, and name the facility so funds post correctly. Don't mail cash. Indigent inmates with under $1.00 for at least three consecutive days can receive necessary hygiene items ordered from the canteen.
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Pick an approved deposit method like an online vendor, a lobby or video-visiting kiosk, or mail. Set up any required vendor account and include the incarcerated person's full name and booking/OID or case number, plus the facility name, so funds post correctly. Don't mail cash. If you're sending payment by mail, many facilities accept money orders or certified or teller checks.
Turnkey Corrections is listed as the commissary provider for Tri-County Community Corrections, MN.
If an inmate has less than $1.00 in their trust account for at least three consecutive days, they can receive necessary hygiene items ordered from the canteen.
Most communication at Tri-County Community Corrections runs through Securus. Once you understand how scheduling, registration, and monitoring work, staying in touch gets a lot easier.
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