Bastrop County Jail Sending Money

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Deposit Money for an Inmate in the Bastrop County Jail

Mailing a Money Order for a Bastrop County Inmate

VendEngine, 5543 Edmondson Pike, Ste 888, Nashville, TN 37211

  • Write "Bastrop County Jail", the inmate's full name and the facility ID on the order, or VendEngine sends it back.
  • No more than $300 per money order.
  • Processing takes 7 to 10 business days; a maintenance fee is deducted.
  • USPS, Western Union or MoneyGram money orders only. No personal checks; never send cash.

Source: Sheriff inmate funds sheet.

Bastrop County Jail

Address:
1601 Mills Street
Bastrop, TX 78602
Phone:
512-549-5073

Frequently Asked Questions

How to put money on an inmate's books at Bastrop County Jail

Sending Money to a Bastrop County Inmate Through CorrectPay

Bastrop County Jail deposits run through CorrectPay, and the Sheriff's inmate funds sheet names four ways to pay: call 855-836-3364, pay online at correctpay.com, use the CorrectPay kiosk in the visitation lobby at 1601 Mills Street, or mail a money order of up to $300 to VendEngine, 5543 Edmondson Pike, Ste 888, Nashville, TN 37211. The funds sheet rules out paying with a personal check. Booking at 512-549-5073 can confirm lobby hours before you drive in.

Bastrop County Money Questions

What happens if the inmate is released before my money order arrives?

Is there a limit on a Bastrop County money order?

Can I pay in person?

What happens if the inmate is released before my money order arrives?

It is returned to you.

Is there a limit on a Bastrop County money order?

Yes, $300; larger ones are returned.

Can I pay in person?

Yes, at the kiosk in the visitation lobby.

Bastrop County Jail Inmate Deposit Instructions

Four Ways to Fund a Bastrop County Inmate Account

  1. Phone CorrectPay at 855-836-3364.
  2. Deposit online at correctpay.com.
  3. Use the CorrectPay kiosk in the visitation lobby, 1601 Mills Street, Bastrop.
  4. Mail a USPS, Western Union or MoneyGram money order (no more than $300) to VendEngine, 5543 Edmondson Pike, Ste 888, Nashville, TN 37211.

Commissary Packages at Bastrop County Jail

Care Packages for Bastrop County Inmates

Snacks and hygiene items reach a Mills Street inmate through jail commissary, which the inmate buys from the account balance. Families fund that balance through CorrectPay online, by phone at 855-836-3364, at the visitation-lobby kiosk, or by a money order (up to $300) mailed to VendEngine, 5543 Edmondson Pike, Ste 888, Nashville, TN 37211. The booking desk, 512-549-5073, confirms whether an outside care-package vendor serves the jail.

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

Bastrop County Deposit Limits

Mailed money orders are capped at $300 each; ask CorrectPay about card limits.

Who can Purchase Commissary for Bastrop County Jail Inmates?

Who Can Add Money in Bastrop County

Anyone with the inmate name and facility ID number.

Why Do Inmates in Bastrop County Jail need Commissary?

What the Bastrop County Inmate Account Pays For

Snacks, extra clothing, hygiene items, and transfers to the phone account for calls and texts.

Medical Co-Pays and other Inmate Needs for Money

Charges Against a Bastrop County Account

Under art. 104.002(d) of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Bastrop County may take medical, dental and prescription costs out of a prisoner’s funds, so those co-pays are deducted before commissary.

Important Tips and Information About Your Inmate's Commissary

Tips for Bastrop County Deposits

Double-check the facility ID number; money orders without it are sent back.

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