How to Send Money to Someone at Trumbull County Jail (Access Corrections options)

Trumbull County Jail doesn't accept deposits directly. Instead, all inmate funds go through Access Corrections (Keefe Commissary Network, LLC dba Access Corrections). The company is licensed as a Money Transmitter by the state of Ohio, which is why you'll see their name and payment options when you go to deposit.

1. Send money on your phone (Access Corrections app): Download the free Access Corrections mobile app (available in the Apple App Store and Google Play), then follow the prompts to send money to the person you are trying to support.
2. Send money online (Access Corrections website): Go to the Access Corrections website and make an online deposit for the incarcerated person.
3. Use a kiosk location: If you prefer paying in person, Access Corrections lists kiosk deposits as an option, with 800+ kiosk locations available.
4. Call and complete the deposit with an agent: If you want live help, you can call Access Corrections and speak with a bilingual agent while you make the deposit.

• ✓ The incarcerated person’s full name (and identifier, if you have it)
• ✓ A way to pay that matches your chosen method (app, website, kiosk, or phone)
• ✓ Enough time to double-check you selected the correct facility and person before submitting
• ✓ If calling, be ready to provide the same details to the bilingual agent at 636-888-7004

Access Corrections handles more than commissary deposits. They also process bail payments and parole or probation payments. If you're dealing with multiple payment types, the same vendor may cover all of them.

Before you hit "submit," check the current fees and processing time inside Access Corrections for Trumbull County Jail. The jail's website points you to Access Corrections but doesn't list specific fees or how fast funds post. Those details can vary depending on which payment method you choose.