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Inmate Funds

INMATE FUNDS

NOTICES:

NO SPECIFIC INFORMATION REGARDING AN INMATE'S TRUST ACCOUNT WILL BE RELEASED TO AN INDIVIDUAL OUTSIDE OF THE DETENTION CENTER WITHOUT A SUBPOENA.

ONCE FUNDS ARE DEPOSITED TO AN INMATE'S ACCOUNT, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.

Credit/Debit Card

The fastest way to send money to an inmate is through our vendor 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 over the telephone at 1-866-232-1899.

Cash funds may be deposited in a kiosk located in the Clark County Detention Center lobby. We do not recommend sending cash through the mail.

The information required to make a deposit:

Transactions will be posted 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 to the account of the inmate selected by the remitter. The Clark County Detention Center is not liable for funds deposited to an incorrect account.


Following are the fees charged by Touchpay:

Transaction Amount
Cash Only Transaction Fees
Credit Card Transaction Fees
$0 - $20
$2.95 Only
$2.95, plus 3.5% of deposit
$20.01 - $100
$3.95 Only
$3.95, plus 3.5% of deposit
$100.01 - $200
$4.95 Only
$4.95, plus 3.5% of deposit

Mail

Acceptable funds may also be sent through mail for placement on an inmate's account. Refer to “INMATE MAIL” for instructions on sending letters.

All funds for inmates must be sent to: [[*New Address effective 6/8/2023*]]

Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number
Clark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116

It is the policy of the Department to accept certain checks, money orders, and cashier's checks and for placement on an inmate's account:

Personal checks, 2-party checks, and checks issued from foreign banks are NOT ACCEPTABLE for deposit on the inmate’s account.

Money Releases

An inmate who is in permanent housing may only release funds from his or her account to a legitimate business or legal entity.

An inmate who is in booking may release funds from his or her account to an individual person, business, or legal entity. These money releases are not subject to a 24 hour hold.

For Questions Regarding these policies or procedures, you may email Inmateaccounts@lvmpd.com or call (702) 671-3900

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why can't I send an ICARE package to an inmate?
Inmates who are in disciplinary or temporary housing, have dietary restrictions, or owe money (indigent) are ineligible to receive ICARE packages.
Why can't I find an inmate on TouchPay's website?
Try inputting the inmate's ID number without any zeroes in front of the number. Make sure you're using the correct website: www.touchpaydirect.com.
What is an inmate's account balance?
No specific information regarding an inmate's account will be released to an individual. You may only obtain this information from the inmate.
Can I have funds transferred from an inmate's phone account to his commissary account (or visa-versa)?
No. Once funds are sent to Securus, you must contact them for any issues or refunds. Only an inmate can request funds be transferred from his commissary account to his phone account.
How do I confirm that funds I sent were posted to an inmate's account?
You can contact Inmate Accounts at inmateaccounts@lvmpd.com or call (702) 671-3900. You must provide the receipt or money order number, the amount, and the date of the items you sent.
What is SCADU?
This stands for State Collections and Disbursement Unit and is part of the District Attorney's Office, Family Support Division.
What happens to an inmate's funds if he is transferred to another jail or prison?
Any funds remaining on an inmate's commissary account is sent to the new jail or prison.
How can I, a former inmate, request a refund of a commissary order that I didn't receive?
You need to contact Aramark regarding any commissary issues at (702) 380-3118 or write a letter to them in care of the Clark County Detention Center.
How can I, a former inmate, retrieve funds left on my trust/commissary account?
You may come to the Clark County Detention Center with valid photo ID to retrieve your funds. You may also mail a notarized letter to:

Clark County Detention Center
Attn: Inmate Accounts
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101