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Raymond Laborde C.C. offers video visitation as a special visit through electronic media rather than in-person contact. The facility uses Securus Video Connect—a web-based system that lets family and friends schedule and join video sessions using an app, computer, or tablet. Calls and electronic communications may be monitored. To join a remote visit, you'll typically need an account with the approved vendor, funds in that account, and a compatible device with a webcam, microphone, and supported browser or app. Coming on-site for any reason? Don't bring electronics. Cell phones, pagers, cameras, SIM cards, chargers, and similar telecommunications equipment are listed as contraband.
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Yes. Video visitation is treated as a special visit and is provided through electronic media at Raymond Laborde C.C. Scheduling and remote sessions are handled through Securus Video Connect.
Create an account with the facility’s approved communication vendor and register your details. Add funds to your vendor/prepaid account, then use the vendor’s app or scheduling interface to book a session.
No. Cell phones, pagers, cameras, SIM cards, chargers, and similar telecommunications equipment are listed as contraband at the facility.
Contact visits have strict limits on physical contact. Know what's allowed—and what crosses the line—so you can focus on your visit instead of worrying about getting it cut short.
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