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    Sheriff – Jail Division – Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I send money to my loved one for Commissary?

    You can send money to your loved one in our custody through their Inmate Trust Fund.

     

    Money Orders must be mailed to the inmate through U.S. Mail. The Money Order must contain the inmate’s full name and sheriff’s personal identification number (or SPIN ). This will ensure that the deposit will be processed correctly and credited to the inmates account. Money Orders must be received by 8 a.m. on Monday in order to be eligible for commissary in that week. All Money Orders are posted to the Inmate Trust Account.

    To make deposits online or by phone: Accesscorrections.com or 1.866.345.1884


    Access securepak: www.accesscatalog.com

    A kiosk is available M-F from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (excluding county holidays) in the lobby of the Hays County Law Enforcement Center located at 1307 Uhland Road San Marcos, Texas, for deposits into the inmate trust fund. The kiosk accepts cash and credit/debit cards. 


    ABSOLUTELY NO CASH WILL BE ACCEPTED!

    Commissary order forms are processed first thing Tuesday morning. There are NO Refunds on items purchased through commissary. If an inmate places an order and is released from our facility or transferred to another facility before commissary is delivered, the inmates order must be claimed within seven (7) days of departure by the inmate, or the inmate can fill out a release card authorizing another adult to pick up the property.

    Fine Payment

    Hays County now allows the convenience of paying with a credit card for individuals who are currently in custody and for class “C” fines only. No other forms of payments will be accepted.


    Click the button below to find the appropriate Justice of the Peace to make the payment.

    Make a Payment

    Defense Attorneys that wish to make inquiries regarding reasonable virtual access to their client(s) should refer to the email below; any request for information made by phone to the Hays County Jail will be redirected to email

    Attorney Phone Calls

    Hays County provides a free call option to attorneys for the benefit of their incarcerated clients. Only one business telephone number is authorized for the call list. Calls are limited to twenty minutes each, are free of charge and are not recorded. Requests to be placed on the free call list should be made to Lieutenant Erica Hernandez by email at erica.hernandez@hayscountytx.gov.


    Please attach a written request on letterhead, along with a copy/scan of your valid driver’s license and BAR card to the email.

    Hays County Jail – Bonding Department:
    512.393.7807
    512.393.7690

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