Bi-State Jail Sending Money

Last updated by Mark Miclette

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Deposit Money into an Inmate's Account

Mailing a Money Order to Bi-State

Bi-State generally takes money orders unless staff announce a change. Ask staff for the payee, add the inmate name and SO number, and send it to 100 N. State Line Ave., Texarkana, TX 75570. Bi-State staff will return any envelope holding folding money or your own checks, so enclose only the money order.

Bi-State Jail

Address:
100 N. State Line Ave
Texarkana, TX 75570
Phone:
903-798-3149

Frequently Asked Questions

Bi-State Jail SENDING MONEY or COMMISSARY

Depositing Money for a Bi-State Jail Inmate

Bowie County has posted no deposit instructions for this building. Before sending money, call 903-798-3149 for the accepted methods.

Bi-State Money Questions

Can deposits be made at the State Line Avenue front counter?

Do funds move with a prisoner sent to Front Street?

Can deposits be made at the State Line Avenue front counter?

County pages do not mention one; ask 903-798-3149.

Do funds move with a prisoner sent to Front Street?

Ask the jail; both buildings belong to the Sheriff's Office.

How to send money for an inmate to the Bi-State Jail

Topping Up a Bi-State Commissary Balance

Deposit by whatever method the jail confirms, or mail a money order.

INMATE COMMISSARY PACKAGES

Bi-State Care Packages

Since no Bowie County page approves a package seller, ask Bi-State staff before buying one.

Who can Buy Commissary for an inmate?

Bi-State Commissary Eligibility

Any prisoner with a positive balance and no store restriction.

What is the Purpose of an Inmate Account?

Why Bi-State Inmates Use Commissary

It supplies stamps, paper, extra food and hygiene products beyond the standard issue.

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