inmate funds
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No specific information about an inmate’s trust account will be released to a person outside the detention center without a subpoena. once funds are deposited into an inmate’s account, no refunds will be issued.
credit/debit card
The fastest way to send money to an inmate is through our provider touchpay. touchpay accepts credit and debit card transactions to add money to an inmate’s trust account. this service is available online at www.touchpaydirect.com or by phone at 1-866-232-1899. Cash funds can be deposited at a kiosk located in the lobby of the Clark County Detention Center. We do not recommend sending cash through the mail. the information required to make a deposit:
- clark county detention center facility #289101
- inmate name
- inmate ID number
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Transactions will post to the inmate’s account within 24 hours (usually within 15 minutes). it is the responsibility of the person depositing the funds to provide complete and correct information. Funds will be deposited into the inmate’s account selected by the sender. The Clark County Detention Center is not responsible for funds deposited into an incorrect account.
Acceptable funds may also be mailed for placement in an inmate’s account. see “inmate mail” for instructions on how to send letters.
all funds for inmates should be sent to: inmate name – inmate id number clark county detention center – 1115 po box 96777 las vegas, nv 89193 it is department policy to accept certain checks, money orders and cashier’s checks and for placement in an inmate’s account:
- all checks and money orders are subject to a 10 business day hold (excluding weekends and holidays).
- money order must be issued in US currency.
- Money orders should be made payable to “ccdc inmate trust account”.
- The inmate’s name and ID number should be written on the memo line of the check or money order.
- No expired or altered checks or money orders will be accepted for deposit into an inmate’s account.
- Cash must be deposited at the kiosk in the ccdc lobby and should not be sent by mail.
Personal checks, 2-party checks, and checks drawn on foreign banks are not acceptable for deposit to an inmate’s account.
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money releases
An inmate in permanent housing may only release funds from his account to a legitimate business or legal entity.
An inmate who is on hold may release funds from his account to an individual, business, or legal entity. these money releases are not subject to a 24-hour hold.
- The person withdrawing the funds must have a valid government-issued photo ID (ie, state ID card, driver’s license, passport, military ID, etc.).
- Only checks will be issued.
- An inmate may not transfer funds from his account to another inmate’s account. anyone who helps circumvent this policy may be blocked from depositing/receiving funds to/from inmates.
If you have any questions about these policies or procedures, you may email inmateaccounts@lvmpd.com or call (702) 671-3900
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