Northpoint uses Access Corrections (Keefe Group) for inmate deposits. Here is how to send funds online, by phone, or by mail.
Northpoint Training Center uses Access Corrections, operated by the Keefe Group, for inmate account deposits. This is the vendor used by Kentucky DOC, confirmed on the official KDOC payment services page.
To send money, go to accesscorrections.com, select Kentucky DOC, and follow the steps to deposit online. You need the inmate’s full name and KY DOC number. Funds go to their account and cover commissary, phone calls through Securus, and tablet media.
Before you start a deposit, have two things ready: the inmate’s full legal name and their KY DOC number.
The DOC number is the more important of the two. It is the unique ID assigned to everyone in Kentucky state custody. If your deposit does not include the correct DOC number, it could go to the wrong account or be held while staff sort it out.
If you do not have the DOC number, look it up using KOOL at kool.corrections.ky.gov. Search by the person’s full name and their record will show the DOC number, current facility, and basic sentence information.
Go to accesscorrections.com and create an account if you do not have one. Once logged in, select Kentucky DOC as the agency and enter the inmate’s name and DOC number to find their account.
Choose your deposit amount and payment method. Access Corrections accepts credit and debit cards for online transactions. Deposits made online are typically posted to the inmate’s account within one business day.
If you prefer to send a money order, write the inmate’s full name and KY DOC number on the memo line. Do not send cash. Mail the money order to:
Northpoint Training Center P.O. Box 479 Burgin, KY 40310
Money orders take longer than online deposits because they go through the mail and then go through facility processing. If time is a concern, the online method is faster.
Funds deposited to an inmate’s account can be spent on commissary items, which include food, hygiene products, and other approved goods available through the facility store. The account also covers the cost of outgoing phone calls through Securus and any messaging or media purchased through the Securus tablet system.
Having money on the account makes a real difference in daily life inside a facility. It allows people to buy extra food, stay in contact with family, and access entertainment through the tablet program.
If you sent a deposit online and it has not posted after two business days, contact Access Corrections customer support directly. Have your transaction confirmation number ready. If you mailed a money order, allow additional time for mail and processing. If you are still having trouble, call Northpoint at (859) 239-7012 and ask to speak with the business office.
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Northpoint uses Access Corrections (Keefe Group) for inmate deposits. Go to accesscorrections.com, select Kentucky DOC, and follow the steps to deposit online. You will need the inmate's full name and KY DOC number. You can also deposit by phone or mail a money order to P.O. Box 479, Burgin, KY 40310.
Send MoneyAccess Corrections is the commissary and inmate account service used by Kentucky DOC facilities, including Northpoint Training Center. It is operated by the Keefe Group. You can send money through their website at accesscorrections.com or by calling their support line. Funds go to the inmate's account and can be used for commissary purchases, phone calls, and tablet media.
Send MoneyYou need the inmate's full legal name and their KY DOC number. The DOC number is the most important identifier. If you do not have it, use KOOL at kool.corrections.ky.gov to look up the person and find their number. Without the correct DOC number, your deposit may be delayed or applied to the wrong account.
Send MoneyYes. Make the money order out to the inmate and write their full name and KY DOC number on the memo line. Mail it to: Northpoint Training Center, P.O. Box 479, Burgin, KY 40310. Do not send cash in the mail. Processing times for mailed money orders are longer than online deposits.
Send MoneyOnline deposits through Access Corrections typically process within one business day. Mailed money orders take longer because they go through standard mail delivery and facility processing. If the deposit does not appear after a few business days, contact Access Corrections customer support.
Send MoneyAccess Corrections may have deposit limits that vary by method. Check the current limits at accesscorrections.com or call their support line when you set up your account. The facility itself may also set account balance caps. Contact Northpoint at (859) 239-7012 if you have questions about maximum account balances.
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