Wyoming State Pen, Rawlins, WY

Visiting at Wyoming State Penitentiary (Rawlins) follows WDOC's published visiting policy. The Visitor Application (WDOC Form 531) is available in both English and Spanish through the facility's visiting resources. You'll also find other required paperwork: WDOC Form 532 (Letter of Custodial Consent for Inmate Visiting), WDOC Form 533 (Visiting Room Protocol for Inmates), and WDOC Form 534 (Visiting Rules). The facility's visitation schedule page lists Rawlins-specific in-person details and includes links to video visiting information. Before you travel, complete the visitor application and any required forms, double-check the visit type and hours on the facility page, and bring a valid photo ID for check-in.

To stay in touch with someone at Wyoming State Penitentiary in Rawlins, start with the facility's visitation page. It posts in-person visitation details and links to video visiting information, including site-specific signup and scheduling steps. Most Wyoming correctional sites require families to create and fund a prepaid account with the approved communications vendor before an inmate can place calls, start video visits, or send messages. Add funds before you expect contact. Providers and setup steps vary by site, so confirm the correct vendor on the facility page. Need photos of an individual inmate? Requests go through the Wyoming DOC Public Information Office. For parole or hearing-related correspondence, follow DOC/parole guidance on timing and signature requirements so documents can be accepted for consideration.

Wyoming DOC lists Access Secure Deposits as the vendor for inmate deposits at Wyoming State Penitentiary. The DOC money-transfer page shows phone, internet, and walk-in payment options, including sample fees and contact details. Access Secure Deposits accepts MasterCard and Visa debit and credit cards. Money you send goes to the inmate's commissary account, but incoming funds are typically applied first to any outstanding debts and fees before the rest becomes available for commissary purchases. When making a deposit, follow the vendor's prompts and have the inmate's name and ID ready. Do not mail cash. If you want to send a money order or certified funds, follow the facility's rules. Using approved vendor channels is usually faster.