Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
Phone calls at Raymond Laborde Correctional Center go through Securus Technologies, which handles billing and call support for many Louisiana facilities. Electronic mail and photo messaging use JPay, the DPS&C-approved platform for secure inmate email and photo attachments. Most calls and electronic messages are monitored. The facility generally allows outgoing calls while limiting incoming ones. To use phone service, video visits, or e-messaging, you'll need to create an account with the approved vendor and register your contact details. You'll also need prepaid funds or a friends-and-family account. For remote video or tablet messaging, make sure you have a compatible device and a supported app or browser.
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Phone calls through the Louisiana Department of Corrections go through Securus Technologies. If you run into billing issues or problems with calls, Securus customer service can be reached at 1-800-844-6591.
Securus Technologies provides telephone service at Raymond Laborde Correctional Center. For billing issues or call problems, contact Securus customer service directly.
Yes. JPay handles secure electronic mail and photo attachments for DPS&C facilities, including Raymond Laborde C.C. You'll use JPay to register, buy credits, and send messages under the vendor's rules.
Usually, yes. You'll need an account with the facility's approved vendor and enough prepaid funds to place calls or send e-messages. For video visits or tablet messaging, you'll also need a compatible device and a supported app or browser.
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