How it Works:

The Iron County Jail allows inmate account deposits through the following means:
• The kiosk in the jail lobby, which takes cash or credit cards.
• Through jailatm.com by providing the following information
  • State: Utah
  • County: Iron
  • Inmate Number: Provided by Iron County Jail
• Cashier’s checks, money orders or government checks, sent by mail in an envelope with the prisoner’s name and clearly marked “Inmatee Accounting”.

Public persons may NOT deposit money into multiple ICCF Inmate accounts. A public person may be restricted from depositing money on an inmate's account for reasons including, but not limited to:

• Refusal to follow ICCF rules
• Falsification or omission of information
• Assisting, conspiring, or otherwise participation in the undermining of the ICCF rules