Sending Money to Someone at Twin Falls CRC: Deposit Options and Addresses

Access Corrections gives you several ways to deposit money into a resident trust account. You can use the Access Corrections mobile app, their website, or call to speak with a live bilingual agent. Prefer cash? Register online to get a barcode, then take it to a participating retailer and deposit at the register. Online, app, and phone transactions accept Mastercard and VISA.

Walk-in cash deposits work at CVS, Dollar General, Family Dollar, 7‑Eleven, and Walgreens. Just show your barcode at the register to complete the deposit.

Most Access Corrections deposit methods charge a transaction fee. The one exception: mailing a check or money order to the secure lockbox. That's fee-free, though you'll need to include the required forms.

If you’re mailing a deposit for a prison resident, send it to the secure lockbox at: Secure Deposits-Idaho DOC, PO Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132.

For someone in the community-based population - including community reentry residents - the lockbox name is slightly different, even though the PO Box is the same. Mail those payments to: Secure Deposits-Idaho DOC P&P, PO Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. Using the correct name ensures your payment gets routed to the right program.

Commissary Moneyorders

• ✓ Send money orders or cashier’s checks only (no cash or personal checks).
• ✓ Make it payable to the resident.
• ✓ Include the resident’s IDOC number.

For commissary-style packages, residents may order from Access SecurePak online, by phone, or by mail. If you’re sending an order through the postal service, use: Access SecurePak, PO Box 50028, Sparks, NV 89435-0028.

Commissary goods for residents are provided through a contract with Keefe Commissary Network. If you’re comparing options, this is the vendor behind the commissary items available through the IDOC system.