How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
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Wyoming Department of Corrections gives you three ways to add money to an inmate's account: phone, online, or walk-in. Here's how the fees stack up so you can pick the cheapest option for your situation.
Getting mail to a WDOC inmate comes down to one thing: the envelope format. If the name, inmate number, or facility address is missing or wrong, your letter can be delayed or sent back. Here are the exact items to include, plus a WDOC example you can copy.
One of the most practical ways to support someone in Wyoming Department of Corrections (WDOC) custody is by adding funds to their account. Here are the WDOC-listed methods for doing that, along with what to expect.
Sending money to someone in the Wyoming Department of Corrections is pretty straightforward once you pick a deposit method. WDOC uses Access Secure Deposits for phone, online, and walk-in deposits.
