How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Yolo County Monroe Detention Facility goes through Access Secure Deposits via Access Corrections. You can deposit online at www.accesscorrections.com or by phone at 1-866-345-1884. Vendor fees apply to all transfers. Friends and family can also order Access Securepak gift packages online or by phone. Multiple packages are allowed, but spending is capped at $50 per inmate per week. Access Corrections also advertises options for paying court-ordered obligations, bail, and parole or probation payments through their system. Before sending funds, double-check the person's full name and booking or ID number. Posting times and fees vary by transfer method.
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Use Access Secure Deposits by phone at 1-866-345-1884 or online at www.accesscorrections.com. Follow the vendor’s steps, and expect posted vendor fees.
Yes. Order Access Securepak gift packages online or by phone; multiple packages are allowed, but there is a $50 maximum spending limit per inmate per week.
Access Corrections advertises options for sending funds toward court-ordered obligations, bail, and parole or probation payments. Choose the payment type you need and follow the vendor's instructions.
Posting times depend on the transfer method and vendor, so timing can vary. Fees are charged by third-party vendors. Check the vendor's posted fee schedule before sending money.
Trying to reach someone at Yolo County Monroe Detention Facility? Your main options are visits, mail, and approved gift packages. Here are the specific rules, times, and contact details you need.
Monroe Detention Center only allows same-day visit signups. The phone line opens at 7:00 AM the day before your visit and closes at midnight—no advance scheduling beyond that window.
Visiting someone at Monroe Detention Center is time-sensitive. You've got a narrow phone signup window, a hard midnight cutoff, and strict arrival rules. Here's how to schedule your first visit—and avoid losing it.
