If someone you love is locked up in Wyoming, getting money into their account covers commissary - food, hygiene, phone time, writing supplies - and keeps the connection alive. Wyoming's Department of Corrections (WDOC) uses Access Corrections (also called Access Secure Deposits) for all inmate trust fund deposits. There is one requirement before you can send anything: you must be on the inmate's approved visitor list. No deposits are processed for anyone not on that list.
Wyoming splits adult corrections between WDOC for state sentences, and county jails operated by county sheriffs. WDOC operates five adult correctional facilities. Wyoming has 23 counties, each with its own detention center or jail.
State prisons: WDOC and Access Corrections
Approved visitor list required. Before making any deposit, confirm you are on the inmate's approved visitor list. If you are not approved, the deposit will not be processed. Contact the facility or the inmate to get added to the list before sending money.
You need the inmate's WDOC number for all deposit methods. Find it using the WDOC Offender Search at corrections.wyo.gov.
Three deposit methods
Online - go to accesscorrections.com. Visa or Mastercard. Fees start as low as $2.95 per transaction.
By phone - call Access Corrections at 1-866-345-1884. Visa or Mastercard. Fees start as low as $3.95 per transaction.
Walk-in cash locations - ACH Payment Solutions (achps.com). Flat fee of $5.95 for deposits up to $300. Visit achps.com to find a walk-in location near you.
For questions or support, visit accesscorrections.com.
WDOC contact
corrections.wyo.gov
WDOC facilities
Wyoming State Penitentiary - Rawlins
Wyoming Medium Correctional Institution (WMCI) - Torrington
Wyoming Women's Center (WWC) - Lusk
Wyoming Honor Farm - Riverton
Wyoming Reentry Center - Casper
County jails: vendor varies across 23 counties
Wyoming has 23 counties, each with its own detention center operated by the county sheriff. County jails are entirely independent from WDOC and set their own deposit vendors.
Laramie County Detention Center (Cheyenne), at 1910 Pioneer Ave, uses ICSolutions for phone services. For deposit information call 307-633-4700 or check laramiecountywy.gov. Laramie County is Wyoming's largest county and holds both pretrial detainees and sentenced inmates awaiting transfer to state prison.
Campbell County Detention Center (Gillette), at 600 W. Boxelder Rd, uses NCIC for phone services. For deposit information call 307-687-6138.
The deposit vendor is county-specific - the only reliable way to find the current deposit vendor for a specific Wyoming county jail is to check that county sheriff's website or call the facility directly.
Accounts do not transfer between systems. When your person moves from a county jail to a WDOC state prison, the county account stays with the county. Set up new deposits through Access Corrections using the WDOC number - after confirming you are on the approved visitor list.
Federal custody in Wyoming
Wyoming has no Bureau of Prisons facility. Wyoming federal defendants are typically held at out-of-state BOP facilities. Federal deposits go through the BOP Trust Fund via Western Union, MoneyGram at retail, or online at bop.gov. You need the eight-digit BOP register number. Do not use WDOC or county methods for federal inmates.
What to know before you send anything
You must be on the approved visitor list before any deposit will be processed. This is a hard requirement - no exceptions.
Access Corrections is the only authorized WDOC deposit vendor. Phone 1-866-345-1884 or go to accesscorrections.com.
For larger deposits, online ($2.95+) is cheaper than phone ($3.95+) or walk-in (flat $5.95).
County jails use different vendors from WDOC. Laramie County uses ICSolutions for phone; check each county's website for deposit vendor.
Related pages:
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How to write a letter to someone in a Wyoming facility
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Frequently asked questions
What vendor does Wyoming DOC use for inmate trust fund deposits?
Access Corrections (Access Secure Deposits). Online at accesscorrections.com, phone at 1-866-345-1884, or walk-in cash through ACH Payment Solutions at achps.com. All require the sender to be on the inmate's approved visitor list.
Do I need to be on an approved list to send money to a WDOC inmate?
Yes. "In order to deposit money on a WY inmate's account, you must be on that particular inmate's approved visitor list." Contact the inmate or the facility to get added before attempting a deposit.
What are the Access Corrections fees for Wyoming?
Online: as low as $2.95. Phone: as low as $3.95. Walk-in: flat $5.95 for deposits up to $300.
What is the WDOC inmate number and where do I find it?
Wyoming DOC's inmate identification number. Required for all deposits. Find it at the WDOC Offender Search at corrections.wyo.gov.
What vendor does Laramie County Detention Center use?
ICSolutions for phone services. For deposit instructions call 307-633-4700.
Is there a federal prison in Wyoming?
No. Wyoming federal defendants are held at out-of-state BOP facilities. Use the BOP Trust Fund via bop.gov with the eight-digit BOP register number. ====================================================================
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