Raymond Laborde Corrections, LA

Visiting Raymond Laborde C.C. starts with two basics: you must be on the incarcerated person's approved visiting list, and you'll need to register with staff before entering the visiting area. Adults must bring an accepted photo ID—driver's license, state photo ID, active-duty military photo ID, or passport. Visitors under 18 must come with a parent or legal guardian and can't be left alone on facility grounds. Leave prohibited items behind. Controlled substances, alcohol, tobacco, cameras, recording equipment, and electronics (cell phones, pagers, SIM cards, chargers) are all contraband. Infant items are allowed only in very limited amounts. During contact visits, one embrace and a brief kiss are permitted at the beginning and end. While visiting, only holding hands is allowed, and staff can end visits for safety or security reasons.

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.

You can't give money directly to someone incarcerated at Raymond Laborde C.C. All deposits must go through approved vendors and methods. Louisiana DOC uses JPAY for account deposits and also accepts MoneyGram, facility kiosks, telephone deposit services, and mail. Before sending funds, double-check vendor instructions and facility-specific details—site codes, mailing addresses, deposit limits, and posting times can vary. When making a deposit, enter the required information exactly as the vendor form requests: typically the state, facility, and the person's inmate ID or CCN. Mailing a payment? Follow DOC and vendor rules: send a money order only (no cash), and expect processing or review time before funds post.

Trying to reach the right office for Raymond Laborde C.C.? Start with the Alexandria DOC district office listing. Jeffrey Correro is the weekday point of contact, with posted hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. For probation and parole questions in the Alexandria area, the District Division of Probation and Parole office is at 2800 South MacArthur Drive, Suite F, Alexandria, LA 71301. Phone: 318-487-5301. For current contact details and official updates, check the Louisiana DOC website or the relevant facility page. Before calling, confirm custody location using VINELink/LAVNS or the DOC offender locator so you reach the correct district. Use listed non-emergency numbers—save 911 for true emergencies.