Which fund is utilized primarily for managing inmates' personal funds?

The Sheriff's Inmate Trust Fund is specifically designed for managing the personal funds of inmates. This fund serves as a financial resource where inmates can deposit money for their use during their time in detention. It allows them to purchase items such as snacks, hygiene products, and other personal items from the facility’s commissary.

This fund operates under strict regulations to ensure that the inmates' money is secure and managed appropriately, reflecting the need for accountability in handling inmates' financial transactions. By maintaining a clear separation between inmates' personal funds and other financial operations, the fund helps to protect the rights and interests of those in custody.

Other funds like the Change Fund, Sheriff's Contingent Fund, and 3511 Impound Unit (Towing Fund) serve different purposes related to operations, contingencies, or specific functions within the sheriff's department, but do not cater to the management of inmates' personal funds.