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Putting Money on an Aransas County Inmate's Trust Fund

Trust fund deposits for Rockport prisoners go through Access Corrections, linked on the county jail page as "Send Inmate Money," and the current inmates list has a "Trust Fund" button beside each name. Choose Texas, then the Aransas County Detention Center, then the inmate by name and booking number. Access Corrections' customer line is 866-345-1884.

Access Corrections lists its charge on the confirmation screen. Rockport’s trust account accepts neither mailed cash nor personal checks. Whether a mailed money order is credited is something the detention center at 361-790-0168 will confirm.

Aransas County Detention Center

Address:
811 East Concho Street
Rockport, TX 78382

Phone:

361-790-0168

Inmate Money Deposit & Commissary Instructions for Aransas County Detention Center

How the Trust Fund Works in the Rockport Jail

Cash is taken out of circulation at the Rockport jail: each prisoner has a trust fund that covers store purchases, and Access Corrections credits family deposits straight to it. Phone money is separate: it is added through GettingOut, not the trust fund. For a balance or release-refund question, call 361-790-0168.

Money for Aransas County Inmates: Common Questions

Which company handles trust fund deposits here?

Money order through the mail: yes or no?

Does trust fund money pay for phone calls?

What happens to the trust fund money at release?


Which company handles trust fund deposits here?

Access Corrections, by web or at 866-345-1884. It will ask for the inmate's booking number.


Money order through the mail: yes or no?

Only if the jail confirms it. Phone 361-790-0168 for the answer and the correct payee before mailing anything; cash and personal checks should never go in the mail.


Does trust fund money pay for phone calls?

No. GettingOut keeps its own phone account, separate from the store money.


What happens to the trust fund money at release?

Release and transfer payouts are handled by the jail; Rockport staff at 361-790-0168 can explain the method.

Inmate Money Deposit Instructions for Aransas County Detention Center

Ways to Add Money for an Aransas County Inmate

Mailed cash and personal checks are returned by the Aransas jail. Each of these goes online or by phone, so nothing needs to be mailed to 308 N. Live Oak St. for an Aransas account (detention line 361-790-0168).

Aransas County Detention Center Commissary Instructions

Sending a Care Package

Any box a family mails to the Rockport jail is sent back, postage due from the sender. Instead, Aransas County directs relatives to Access Securepak (800-546-6283); items reach the prisoner on the next commissary day.

What is the Maximum Amount You Can Add to an Inmate's Account?

How Much Money Can I Send to an Aransas County Inmate?

The Aransas County Detention Center sets the cap on each trust-fund deposit, and Access Corrections enforces it at checkout. Its website and the 866-345-1884 line show the most you can add to that Rockport account before you pay, and they turn away larger amounts. GettingOut phone money is separate and follows GettingOut's own limits.

What Can You Purchase for an Inmate's Commissary at Aransas County Detention Center

What You Can Buy for an Aransas County Inmate

The Access Securepak catalog lists the items approved for this jail. Orders are filled from that list and handed out on the following commissary date. What prisoners may buy with their own trust fund is set by the jail's commissary menu; Rockport staff (361-790-0168) can answer menu questions.

Who can Add Money to an Inmate's Account?

Who Can Send Money

Family and friends can make trust fund deposits through Access Corrections. A no-contact or protective order can also bar deposits, so a person named in one should not send money to that inmate (detention line 361-790-0168).

Why Do Inmates in Aransas County Detention Center need Commissary?

What Commissary Is For in Aransas County

The county mail policy says envelopes, paper and stamps are sold through commissary, so letters home depend on it. Commissary also carries snacks and hygiene items beyond what the jail issues.

Important Tips and Information About Your Inmate's Commissary

Commissary Tips

  • Give the booking number with every deposit or order so it reaches the right person.
  • Care packages are delivered on the next commissary day, not the day you order.
  • If an inmate is released or transferred before a package arrives, contact Access Securepak at 800-546-6283.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you deposit money in the Commissary Account of a Aransas County Detention Center inmate online?
For online deposits Aransas County Detention Center uses a third-party service called Access Corrections. You must first register with them. A link to them can be find on the page above. After registering, you can choose this facility, Aransas County Detention Center, then select the inmate you want to send money to, choose how much you want to send, then input a credit or debit card for payment. Your inmate will receive the money in his or her account immediately. Note that there is small fee for using this service. If you have any questions or you want to make a deposit over the phone, call Access Corrections at 866-345-1884. Learn more about how to send money to an inmate in the Aransas County Detention Center.

Can you deposit money to an inmate directly at Aransas County Detention Center?
Yes, you can deposit money directly at Aransas County Detention Center either one of two ways: 1. Ask the Aransas County Detention Center whether it has a deposit kiosk on site. 2. Ask the Aransas County Detention Center how the money order must be made out. If you have any questions, call the jail at 361-790-0168. Learn more about how to send money to an inmate in the Aransas County Detention Center.

Does the inmate have to be a member of my family in order to send money to them?
No. Anyone, as long as there is NOT a court-ordered 'no contact order' in place, can send money to an inmate in Aransas County Detention Center. Learn more about how to send money to an inmate in the Aransas County Detention Center.

What is the maximum amount of money I can send to an inmate in Aransas County Detention Center?
The maximum deposit you can send an inmate at any one time is set by the jail. This amount is subject to change however, so be sure to check with the Aransas County Detention Center by calling 361-790-0168 before sending a money order to them. If you are depositing money online using Access Corrections, or using the kiosk at the jail, you will be told the monetary limits by the system at the time of the deposit. In addition, Aransas County Detention Center will have a limit on how much the inmate can spend on commissary products in any given week. Learn more about how to send money to an inmate in the Aransas County Detention Center.

How much can an inmate spend on commissary products each week?
Aransas County Detention Center updates the amount of money an inmate can spend on commissary each week from time to time, but generally the maximum amount they can spend will never exceed $125.00 per week. The kiosk you use at the jail to deposit money, or the website of Access Corrections, will always post the maximum amount an inmate can spend each week on commissary, but for confirmation you call call the jail directly at 361-790-0168. Learn more about how to send money to an inmate in the Aransas County Detention Center.

What can an inmate in Aransas County Detention Center spend his money on?
Inmates in Aransas County Detention Center can use the commissary money that you deposit into their accounts to purchase phone cards, stamps, stationary supplies, snacks, candy, hygiene products and certain types of clothing allowed by the jail. If the facility has extra fees for medical visits or medication, it may also be used for that. Lastly, if the inmate's judge allows 'self-bail' and the inmate has the funds, he or she can use their funds to bond themselves out of custody. Learn more about how to send money to an inmate in the Aransas County Detention Center or call the facility at 361-790-0168.

Can I make a deposit into a Aransas County Detention Center inmate's account anywhere else besides online or using the kiosk at the jail?
Yes. You can also make a deposit to an inmate's account who is incarcerated in the Aransas County Detention Center at the following walk-in cash payment companies: Ace Cash Express and Western Union. In addition you can make a deposit using a credit or debit card over the phone by calling Access Corrections at 866-345-1884. Learn more about how and where to send money to an inmate in the Aransas County Detention Center.

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