How to send messages, photos, and packages
Calls, video visits, and messaging at Laramie County Detention run through NCIC accounts. The inmate generally cannot contact you unless their NCIC account has funds. If you see a missed call or notification, someone likely tried to reach you from a facility served by NCIC. Check your account notifications or vendor messages for details. Before you expect contact, set up and fund a prepaid account with the facility's approved vendor. Adding funds in advance is what enables calling, video visits, and messages. Vendor setup and rules can vary, so confirm the approved provider and any instructions on the facility's communications page.
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Add funds to the inmate's NCIC account so they can place calls, start video visits, or send messages. Set up and fund a prepaid account with the facility's approved vendor, then follow the setup instructions on the facility page.
A missed call or notification usually means someone tried to contact you from a facility served by NCIC. Check your account notifications or vendor messages to see who attempted contact.
Calls, video visits, and messaging require NCIC-related funds at Laramie County Detention. Payments are handled through the facility’s approved third-party vendor, so check the detention center’s communications page to confirm who the provider is and how to add funds.
If someone you care about is at Laramie County Detention and uses NCIC for communication, this guide walks you through adding funds to your account. Once funded, you'll be able to receive calls, messages, and video visits.
At Laramie County Detention, adding money is tied to NCIC. Here's how to fund your NCIC account and select the right person so communication goes through.
