How to send messages, photos, and packages
Keeping in touch starts with funding the right account. Wyoming Honor Farm offers deposit options through Access Secure Deposits and Access Corrections. You can add funds online at accesscorrections.com or by phone at 1-866-345-1884. Access Secure Deposits also supports walk-in deposits where the vendor offers them. For mail and general questions, check the facility's published listing, which includes a mailing address plus phone and fax contact info. In Wyoming, communication services like calls, video, and messaging are typically handled by third-party vendors. You'll need to create and fund a prepaid account with the approved provider before expecting any calls or messages.
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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.
Add money online at accesscorrections.com or call 1-866-345-1884 to deposit by phone. Access Secure Deposits may also offer walk-in deposits where available. Fund the account first so the inmate can use call, video, or messaging services tied to it.
Use accesscorrections.com for online deposits. The vendor phone number for deposits is 1-866-345-1884.
Check the Wyoming Honor Farm facility listing for its mailing address, phone number, and fax. You can use these for correspondence and general questions.
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.
Visiting someone in a Wyoming Department of Corrections (WDOC) facility starts with understanding the state's official visitation policy and filling out the right paperwork. Once you know which forms apply to your situation, the process gets a lot smoother.
