At the time of admission, inmates are provided with a personal money account. Any cash in an inmate's possession at the time of booking is deposited into their account, along with any additional funds received while they are housed at the Collin County Detention Facility.
Funds in these accounts can be used for:
- Commissary purchases
- Telephone calls
- Self-Release (Bail)
Inmate Money Deposits
The Collin County Sheriff's Office partners with Access Corrections Secure Deposits to provide a fast, secure, and convenient way to send money to an inmate's trust fund. Funds can be deposited into an inmate's account using several secure and convenient options.
The Collin County Detention Facility does NOT accept cash, checks, or money orders by mail.
Ways to Deposit Money:
Access Corrections App – Download the free mobile app for iOS or Android to send money quickly and securely.
Kiosk – Located in the Collin County Detention Facility lobbies and at 800+ locations nationwide.
Phone – Call 636-888-7004 to deposit money with a live, bilingual agent.
Walk-in Retailer – Register at www.CashPayToday.com to get a barcode, then make a cash deposit at participating locations including Dollar General, Family Dollar, Kroger, CVS, and 7-Eleven.
Lockbox – Mail money orders to the Access Corrections Secure Lockbox.
Commissary Packages
The Collin County Detention Facility partners with Access Securepak®, a trusted provider of commissary packages for incarcerated individuals. Family and friends can easily send approved care packages to their loved ones safely and securely.
How It Works:
Browse the Menu – View the Collin County Detention Facility's approved product list.
Place Your Order – Select items and complete your purchase online.
Secure Delivery – Once the order is placed, Access Securepak assembles and ships the package directly to the facility.