Wyoming Correctional Facility

Wyoming Correctional Facility holds visitation on weekends and posts the specific visiting hours and latest arrival time for each day. Weekend access is split by the incarcerated person's DIN last digit (odd or even), and the facility's 2026 calendar shows which weekends fall under each group. Holiday weekends on that calendar are open to all visitors with no DIN restrictions. Each incarcerated person can receive one visit per day, with up to three visitors plus one child under five (the child must sit on an adult's lap). Check-in follows arrival order using the Visit Hospitality Center's lighted-number system, so getting there earlier helps. If the visiting room gets overcrowded, staff ask for voluntary terminations first, then end visits using priority rules.

New arrivals at Wyoming Correctional Facility are allowed one collect telephone call to family within 24 hours of arrival, though security or transit exceptions can apply. After that first call, several ways to stay in touch are commonly available: telephone calls, remote video visits, and in-facility tablets or messaging systems. The exact services and vendors can vary. All calls, video sessions, and messages are monitored and recorded. There are also rules about who someone can contact or schedule for remote visits. To receive calls or use video, you'll generally need to register with the facility's approved third-party vendor and add funds to your account. Some systems require scheduling ahead. Have a valid government-issued photo ID showing your name and current address ready.

To add funds for someone at Wyoming Correctional Facility, do not mail money. Under DOCCS rules, checks, money orders, and cash sent through the mail or in packages are not accepted. Use one of the approved deposit options instead: online or mobile portals, phone deposits, lobby or visitor kiosks, or in-person cashier payments. Online and phone deposits are often handled by third-party vendors, so expect service or handling fees. Processing times vary depending on the method you choose. For in-person or kiosk deposits, have the incarcerated person's identifying information ready (such as a booking or jacket number, or their full name and date of birth) and bring a valid photo ID.