FRESNO, Calif., Feb. 5, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Continental Prison Systems, Inc. (Pink Sheets:CPSZ), dba EZ Card & Kiosk, the industry leader for taking city and county jails "cashless", recently installed the first phase of the EZ Technology line-up of products and services at the Clark County jail in Las Vegas, Nevada, the 15th largest county in the U.S. The jail facility has approximately 3,500 beds, serving the detention needs of Clark County.
This first phase incorporates two EZ Money Load kiosks in the main lobby of the jail, allowing friends and family to place money into the inmate's trust account, using cash, credit card or debit card.
EZ Money Load can also be accessed remotely via a secure website or 24/7 bilingual toll-free service number, which accepts credit and debit cards.
Additional EZ Technology services are being anticipated for future implementation of this innovative system, as well as the training process, as the Clark County jail's management team determines what is appropriate.
For additional information about EZ Card & Kiosk solutions, please visit the website at www.ezcardandkiosk.com.
About Continental Prison Systems Inc.
Continental Prison Systems Inc. (CPSZ), dba EZ Card & Kiosk, is the first kiosk, internet payment and release debit card provider to successfully introduce a full-suite solution for the "Cashless Jail." The company offers innovative solutions to city and county jails designed to streamline and reduce many of the operational and personnel costs required to properly manage a major segment of detention facilities. When offering its proprietary software, teamed with customized kiosk hardware and remote secure website technology, EZ Card & Kiosk creates a system for jails for the booking process of collecting and depositing cash holdings of a new inmate; bail by kiosk or remote website; money load by an inmate's family and friends to make deposits into their trust account by kiosk or remote website; and issuing the inmate's money at the time of their release via the EZ Exit Card, a PIN-based debit card. The kiosks are secure and designed with user friendly interfaces. The goal is to help convert the jail into a "cashless" environment through the use of kiosks for in-coming cash and the issuance of a debit card to an inmate at the time of his/her release. In doing so, the facility is relieved from repeatedly handling cash, further reducing personnel time and expense, as well as errors and fraud.
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