How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To send money at Trumbull Co. Detention Center, use Access Corrections for online and mobile deposits. The platform is licensed as a Money Transmitter in Ohio. Access Corrections handles commissary funds, court-ordered financial obligations, bail payments, and parole or probation payments. For deposit help or account questions, call a live bilingual agent at 636-888-7004. For bonding, surety bonds must go through a licensed bondsman (typically around 10%). The jail requires a money order payable to the court. Cash, checks, and credit cards are not accepted for bonds. Personal (signature) bonds can only be issued by a judge after a court appearance. Both 10% and surety bonds carry a $25 bond fee. Verify the approved deposit channel before sending funds, and expect vendor convenience or processing fees on phone and online deposits.
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Need to put money on someone's account at Trumbull County Jail? The jail uses Access Corrections for all deposits. You can send funds online, through the mobile app, at a kiosk, or by phone.
Need to put money on someone's account at Trumbull County Jail? The county uses Access Corrections for all deposits. Here are the three main ways to send funds, plus what you'll need to avoid payment delays.
Use Access Corrections through the mobile app or online portal to deposit money to an inmate’s account. You will generally need the inmate’s full name and ID number. For help by phone, call the live bilingual agent at 636-888-7004.
Yes. Access Corrections can post bail payments and pay court-ordered financial obligations. Surety bonds still require a licensed bondsman and a money order payable to the court (no cash, checks, or credit cards). A $25 bond fee applies to 10% and surety bonds.
Call the live bilingual Access Corrections agent at 636-888-7004 for assistance with deposits and account questions. Access Corrections can also help with posting bail and paying probation or parole fees.
Want to send a letter, photo, or drawing to someone at Trumbull Co. Detention Center? Personal mail gets delivered digitally through a tablet messaging app. Getting the address details right helps prevent delays.
Want to put money on someone's account at Trumbull Co. Detention Center? The facility uses Access Corrections for inmate deposits. Posting bond is a separate process with different payment rules.
Planning a visit to Trumbull Co. Detention Center? Check the facility's posted visitation requirements first, and expect some unpredictability with jail processing times.
