Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
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.
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If your loved one just arrived at Wyoming Correctional Facility, two communication rules are worth knowing right away: they get one collect call shortly after arrival, and there are limits on how many printed legal pages they can receive without special approval.
Want to send something to your loved one at Wyoming Correctional Facility? Here's the key rule: packages can't come from family or friends. DOCCS runs a vendor-only package system. You can still send letters, though—just address them correctly and stay within the mail limits.
Yes. Newly admitted individuals are allowed one collect telephone call to family within 24 hours of arrival, though security or transit exceptions can apply.
Inmate calling at most facilities runs through a third-party vendor. You'll need to register with the approved vendor and fund an account so calls can be placed to you.
You will typically need a valid government-issued photo ID that shows your name and current address. Photocopies or damaged documents are usually not accepted.
Your first visit to Wyoming Correctional Facility goes smoother when you know the schedule rules ahead of time. Here's what to check before you leave home—arrival times, visitor limits, and a few details that could save you a wasted trip.
Before visiting someone at Wyoming Correctional Facility, you'll need to find their DIN (Department Identification Number) and confirm they're actually housed there. The DIN is how DOCCS tracks everyone in custody—and at Wyoming CF, it also determines which weekends they can have visitors.
Before you drive to Wyoming Correctional Facility, take a few minutes to confirm the person's DIN and current location. This can save you a wasted trip and ensures you're looking at the right person in the system.
