How to send messages, photos, and packages
The facility doesn't accept incoming phone calls. People in custody can place outgoing calls (unless they're on restricted status) using a personal identification number (PIN) through the facility's automated security system. Calls are funded with debit minutes, a Securus account, or the JPay tablet phone app. To set up service, add funds, or troubleshoot account issues, contact Securus customer support at 1-800-844-6591 or customerservice@securustech.net. You'll need to register with the vendor and fund the account before calls can go through.
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No. WRDCC does not accept incoming telephone calls. Offenders may place outgoing calls unless they are on restricted status.
They place outgoing calls using a personal identification number (PIN) in the facility’s automated security system. Calls are funded with debit minutes, a Securus account, or via the JPay tablet phone app.
Contact Securus at 1-800-844-6591 or customerservice@securustech.net to set up, manage, or troubleshoot calling services. You’ll generally need to register with the vendor and fund the account before calls are possible.
All mail is opened and inspected for contraband and security reasons before delivery. If something gets rejected, both the inmate and sender typically receive written notice. An appeal process is usually available.
Include the inmate’s full name and a clear, complete return address on every item. Use the facility’s required addressing format and enough contact details so the mail can be returned if it’s rejected.
Cash isn't accepted through the mail, and most packages aren't permitted either. Use approved vendors or the facility's allowed deposit methods instead.
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