How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
At West Valley Detention Center, commissary runs weekly with a $200 per-week spending cap—this limit includes phone time. When filling out a commissary form, enter the inmate's booking number correctly so the order goes to the right person. For deposits, the Sheriff's Department accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Discover, plus cashier's checks and money orders in the full amount. Deposit options (online portals, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, or mailed money orders) vary by county and vendor, so confirm the accepted method before sending money. Funds in the trust account cover commissary, phone time, hygiene items, and other permitted purchases. Posting times and vendor fees can affect when money becomes available.
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West Valley Detention Center caps spending at $200 per week—and phone time counts toward that limit, not just commissary. Plan ahead to avoid surprise cutoffs or unfilled orders.
Inmates may not spend more than $200 per week on commissary. That $200 weekly limit also includes phone time.
The Sheriff’s Department accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Discover credit cards. It also accepts cashier’s checks and money orders in the full amount for deposits.
Yes. The commissary form requires the inmate's booking number, so have their full name and booking or facility ID ready before you start.
Trying to reach someone at West Valley Detention Center? Your fastest options are phone calls and mail. Here's what works at this facility, plus what to verify before you set up an account or make the trip.
Sending money to someone at West Valley Detention Center? Focus on three things: the weekly commissary schedule, the $200 weekly spending cap, and getting the booking number right.
Visiting West Valley Detention Center is straightforward once you confirm the current schedule. The catch? Two official sources list different visiting days. A quick phone call before you go can save you a wasted trip.
