Cash Valuables Sample Clauses

Cash Valuables. The System will have the capability to enter and maintain a record of all currency, money orders and bank check(s) taken from each offender at the time of Intake. The System will have the capability to integrate with a third party operated kiosk deposit system. Such kiosk deposit system will take deposits of currency, money orders and/or bank checks from offenders at the time of Intake and communicate all deposits to the System for record keeping.
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Cash Valuables. The Provider will not be responsible for any cash, valuables or personal property brought to its facility. As such, bringing such items to the facility is discouraged and is done at the participant's risk—the Provider is not responsible for loss or theft of personal property.

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