How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To fund a resident's trust account at Twin Falls Community Re-entry Center, use Access Corrections through the app, website, phone, or participating walk-in locations. Most Access Corrections payment methods have transaction fees, with the Lockbox option as the exception. Prefer mail? Send a money order or cashier's check payable to the resident and include their IDOC number. Cash and personal checks are not accepted. Mail deposits go to Secure Deposits, Idaho DOC, PO Box 12486 (use the P&P address variant for the community-based population). Commissary items come through Keefe Commissary Network. Residents can also order Access SecurePak online, by phone at 1-800-546-6283, or by mail to PO Box 50028 in Sparks, Nevada.
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Need to put money on someone's account at Twin Falls Community Re-entry Center? The Idaho Department of Correction uses Access Corrections for all deposits and payments. Here's how to add funds, what fees you'll pay, and the right lockbox addresses for mailed deposits.
Want to add funds for someone at Twin Falls Community Re-entry Center (Twin Falls CRC)? The Idaho Department of Correction uses Access Corrections for deposits, with options including their app, website, phone line, and mail-in money orders or cashier's checks.
Deposit funds through Access Corrections using the app, website, phone, or participating retail locations. You can also mail deposits to Secure Deposits, Idaho DOC, PO Box 12486 (use the P&P address variant for community-based payments). Have the resident's full name and IDOC number ready.
No. Send funds by money order or cashier’s check payable to the resident with their IDOC number, since cash and personal checks are not accepted.
Yes. Transaction fees apply to Access Corrections deposit and payment methods, except for the Lockbox deposit option.
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