How do I send money to someone IN Pinellas County Jail?
Inmate Money: Kiosks that accept cash deposits are available at our Visitation Center and Public Lobby. Online deposits will be accepted at www.connectnetwork.com; directions for this process can be found here. Customer service concerns for the online deposits can be directed to 877-650-4249.
How do I book a visit to Pinellas County Jail?
To schedule an appointment by phone or for help using the online appointment function please call 727-464-6842 between the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 7 days a week for assistance.
Does Pinellas County Jail use JPay?
Sending Money to an Inmate Friends and loved ones are allowed to send money to the Pinellas County Jail for use by the inmate through the JPay website.
What is a smart deposit?
Smart Deposit is a feature of Acorns Checking that automatically allocates a portion of your direct deposit into Invest, Later, Early, or a combination of all three, to help you invest your money as soon as you get it. Like most of what we do, Smart Deposit is meant to make it easy and automatic to save!
How long does Smart deposit take?
Once an officer approves your message, the message may be immediately printed and delivered to the inmate, or viewed on inmate kiosks. Generally, you should allow 24 to 36 hours for a message to be viewed by the inmate.
How do you make money with a deposit?
To maximize your fixed deposit earnings, you can follow the steps below:
- Select a lender with high rates of return.
- Pick a company fixed deposit.
- Invest in multiple fixed deposits.
- Pick a cumulative fixed deposit.
- Re-invest your interest income.
How do I get message credits for Pinellas County Jail?
Message credits are funded through the SmartDeposit Website here: www.smartdeposit.com. The Pinellas County Jail accepts money orders for inmates. The money order must contain the inmates full name, docket number, and housing assignment.
Who’s in charge of the Pinellas County Jail?
Pinellas County Jail offender locator: Booking Date, Issuing Auth, Booking Time, Arrests, Bond, Charges, Commitment Date, Inmate List, Sentence Information, Release Date, Bookings, Bond Amount, Who’s in jail, Mugshots. The Department of Detention and Corrections is commanded by Colonel David Danzig. The sheriff of Pinellas County is Bob Gualtieri.
Does the Pinellas County Jail accept money orders?
The Pinellas County Jail accepts money orders for inmates. The money order must contain the inmates full name, docket number, and housing assignment. Money orders are accepted 7 days a week at the visitation center.
How do I get visitation in Pinellas County Jail?
To schedule an appointment by phone or for help using the online appointment, call 727-464-6842 between the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. seven days a week. The Video Visitation Center for all inmates is located at 14500 49th Street North in the Pinellas County Jail Administration Support Building.