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The Barren County Detention Center or also known as the Barren County Jail system is located in Barren County, Kentucky, and is operated by the Barren County Jailer.  The Barren County Jailer is Tracy Bellamy.  The Barren County  Jailer is responsible for protecting Barren County citizens by providing a secure holding facility for people legally confined in the county.  The Barren County Jailer works with the Barren County Sheriff’s Department

The Barren County Detention Center provides for public safety primarily by providing secure housing for detainees.  Detainees include pretrial detainees and un-sentenced inmates awaiting judicial actions, inmates convicted of misdemeanor offenses, convicted felons, and any other detainees as required by law.  You can locate inmates at the Barren County Detention Center, find out the charges against them, and determine the disposition of those charges using the facility’s jail roster.

To provide a secure facility, the Barren County Detention Center provides care and services designed to meet basic inmate needs.  It also has policies and procedures in place to reduce the risk of inmate violence, both towards guards and towards other inmates.

The Barren County Detention Center also focuses on trying to promote positive changes in an offender’s life.  To do so, it offers a number of programs for detainees.  These programs include: GED classes to prepare and improve individuals for final testing for their GED certificates; an introduction to the ADO program, Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Religious Services, and Moral Reconation Therapy.

Barren County Jail Address:

The physical address for the Barren County Detention Center is:

Barren County Detention Center
201 Samson Street
Glasgow, KY 42141

Mailing Address:

The mailing address for the Barren County Detention Center is the same as the physical address.

The general mailing address for Barren County Detention Center is:

Barren County Detention Center
201 Samson Street
Glasgow, KY 42141

Phone Numbers:

The general information number for the Barren County Detention Center is 270-651-8806.  Inmates cannot receive incoming phone calls; for information on phone calls from inmates, see our inmate phone call section.

The fax number for Barren County Detention Center is 207-651-7717.

You mail also email the Barren County Detention Center with questions or comments.  The email for the Barren County Jailer, Tracy Bellamy, is [email protected].  The email for the administrative assistant for the Barren County Detention Center is [email protected].  The email for the Class D Coordinator for the Barren County Detention Center is [email protected].

Inmate Mailing Address:

The mailing address for the Barren County Detention Center is the same as the physical address.

Inmate Name
Barren County Detention Center
2136 N Main
Cedar City, UT 84721

Inmates may receive mail through the U.S. Postal Service.  All mail is opened and checked prior to delivery to an inmate, and may be read.  All incoming mail must include a complete return address with your first name, last name, street address, city, state and zip code.  Mail without return addresses will be placed in inmate property.  There is no inmate-to-inmate mail; inmates may not receive mail from inmates in the same facility or in other correctional facilities.  If an inmate receives mail from another institution, it will be placed in their property.  Inmates can only receive certain items in the mail.   All mail is opened in front of inmates, except for packages and mail that is suspected of containing contraband.  All stamps, seals, and stickers will be removed.

Inmates can receive books in the mail, but books cannot be sent by individuals.  Books may only be sent to prisoners if they are sent directly from a non-local publisher, distributor, or retailer, such as Amazon.com.

Inmates may receive photographs in the mail.  Photographs that are considered obscene or contain images of illicit or illegal activity will not be allowed.  Photos may be no larger than 5”x7”. Inmates may not have more than five photographs in their possession at any single time and may not receive more than five photographs at a time.

Inmates can receive money orders to deposit money into their trust accounts for commissary purchases.  Those money orders are to be made as Pay to the Order of Barren Co. Jailer/ Inmate Name.  You can use BCJ in lieu of Barren Co. Jailer.

Who’s in Jail:

Barren County provides a comprehensive alphabetical list of all people currently in its detention center.  This inmate roster provides last name, first name, middle name, and booking date.  By clicking on the inmate, you pull up more detailed information about that person.  The more detailed information includes: age, booking agency, arresting officer, aliases, release date (if applicable), arresting agency, arrest date, charges, bond type (if applicable), bond amount (if applicable), status of the charges, fines (if applicable), sentences (if applicable), court types, and court dates.  The system also has booking photos or mugshots of the individuals. You can also find an offender and sign up for notifications if an inmate is released, through the V.I.N.E. notification system.  V.I.N.E. is a free and anonymous telephone service that can provide crime victims with information about an offender and notification if an offender is released or moved.  V.I.N.E. monitors the custody status of offenders and is updated every 15 minutes; it provides information 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  Anyone can all the Barren County Correction Center’s V.I.N.E. line to determine an offender’s custody status. The phone number is 1-800-511-1670.  You can also establish notifications, so that you are automatically notified of any changes in an offender’s status.

Inmate Bookings:

Barren County provides a comprehensive alphabetical list of all people currently in its detention center.  This inmate roster provides last name, first name, middle name, and booking date.  By clicking on the inmate, you pull up more detailed information about that person.  The more detailed information includes: age, booking agency, arresting officer, aliases, release date (if applicable), arresting agency, arrest date, charges, bond type (if applicable), bond amount (if applicable), status of the charges, fines (if applicable), sentences (if applicable), court types, and court dates.

Barren County Arrests:

Barren County provides a comprehensive alphabetical list of all people currently in its detention center.  This inmate roster provides last name, first name, middle name, and booking date.  By clicking on the inmate, you pull up more detailed information about that person.  The more detailed information includes: age, booking agency, arresting officer, aliases, release date (if applicable), arresting agency, arrest date, charges, bond type (if applicable), bond amount (if applicable), status of the charges, fines (if applicable), sentences (if applicable), court types, and court dates.  In addition, the Glasgow Daily Times runs a police blotter that reports daily arrests in Barren County. 

Center Mugshots:

The Barren County Detention Center’s has some mugshots online on their booking list.  The booking list contains mugshots and other identifying information for inmates who are currently detained in or have recently been released from the Barren County Detention Center

Barren County Detention Center Visitation:

There are two ways to visit inmates at the Barren County Jail: on-site and off-site visits.

On-site public visitation is Monday 8:00am to 4:00pm; Tuesday 8:00am to 4:00pm; Wednesday 8:00am to 4:00pm, Thursday 8:00am to 4:00pm and 5:00pm to 7:00pm; Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm; and Saturday 8:00am to 4:00pm.   There is no visitation during lunch time, which is 11am to 12pm, every day.  Inmates are allowed two visits each week.  All visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.

There is no food or drink allowed in the visiting room.  Visitors must wear modest clothing and what is considered modest is up the discretion of jail officials.  While the jail does not have an official dress code, other jail dress codes prohibit short-shorts, mini-skirts, tank tops, any cleavage-revealing shirts, any shirts that reveal the stomach, and sheer clothing.  Visitors are also prohibited from bringing most personal belongings into visitation.  To simplify the process, visitors are encouraged to leave personal items at home or securely stored in their vehicles during visitation.  If you have any questions about whether or not personal items are permitted during visitation, contact the jail prior to visitation. Visitors may be denied the right to visitation by jail personnel.  Intoxicated or disruptive visitors will not be permitted to visit an inmate. There is no age limitation for visitation, but all visitors 17 years of age and younger must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian; proof of parentage or legal guardianship will be required prior to the visitation.  Photo ID is required for all visitors 10 years of age and older; minors can use school identification as their Photo ID for visitation purposes.  The Barren County Detention Center also accepts the following forms of photo identification: driver’s licenses, school identification, state ID cards, and military ID cards.

You can also visit an inmate from home.  There are fees that apply for at-home visits; these fees are covered in the registration office.  At-home visiting hours are Sunday 7:00am to 10:00pm; Monday 7:00am to 10:00pm; Tuesday 7:00am to 10:00pm; Wednesday 7:00am to 10:00pm; Thursday 7:00am to 10:00pm; Friday 7:00am to 10:00pm; and Saturday 7:00am to 10:00pm. 

Remote visits use Securus Technologies.  To schedule a video visit, go to www.videovisitanywhere.com and click on the “schedule an onsite visit” button.  You will be prompted to enter the state (KY) and correctional facility (Barren County Detention Center), then search for the inmate you want to visit.  You will be allowed to select the duration, date, and time for your visit.  Inmates are allowed unlimited remote visits, but each visit much be 20 minutes or shorter.  You will receive an email with a confirmation PIN.  If you are visiting in person, arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled visit. 

Inmate Phone Privileges:

Inmates cannot receive incoming telephone calls.  Inmates will have access to telephones to make outgoing phone calls.   All telephone calls may be recorded and may be monitored.  Conference calls, forwarded calls, three-way calls, or call waiting features will terminate the call.

The Barren County Detention Center uses Securus Technology for inmate phone calls.  You can contact them at 1-800-844-6591 to set up an account for inmate phone calls or to block calls.

Inmate Trust Accounts / Commissary:

Inmate commissary accounts are a way for inmates to access basic food and hygiene items that are not provided by the Barren County Jail, during the period of their incarceration.  Commissary services are offered to all inmates, regardless of status, except for those inmates who are in a lockdown or whose medical status conflicts with commissary.  These commissary services are, however, considered a privilege and may be rescinded by the jail.  You can find an updated list of commissary items at the Barren County Detention Center’s commissary list page.

To make deposits in person, you may go to the Barren County Detention Center and use the lobby kiosk.  The lobby kiosk takes cash deposits and debit or credit cards and is accessible 24 hours a day.  The kiosk is located in the jail lobby.

You have additional options for deposits to an inmate’s commissary trust accounts and phone accounts.  You can also deposit funds online at https://www.accesscorrections.com.  You need an inmate’s identifying information to make online deposits.  That information includes state (KY), county (Barren), the inmate’s number that has been provided by the Barren County Detention Center.  If you do not have the inmate’s identification number, you can use first and last name.

You may also make deposits over the phone by calling 1-866-345-1884.

Inmates can receive money orders to deposit money into their trust accounts for commissary purchases.  Those money orders are to be made as Pay to the Order of Barren Co. Jailer/ Inmate Name.  You can use BCJ in lieu of Barren Co. Jailer.  These should be mailed to:

Inmate Name
Barren County Detention Center
2136 N Main
Cedar City, UT 84721

Bail Information

Not all inmates are eligible for bond, but if an inmate has bondable charges, he or she can bond out at any time 24-7, 365 days.  Failure to appear at the next court appearance can result in forfeiture of the bond amount if a cash bond, and other penalties if it is a surety bond.

All payments of bonds must be in cash with exact change.  Bonds of over $10,000 in cash have to be paid at the Circuit Clerks Office.  All persons bonding out of jail will be charged a $35.00 administrative/booking fee, a $5.00 jail bond fee, a $25.00 court filing fee, a $25.00/day housing fee for Barren County inmates, and a $28.00/day housing fee for all other inmates.

There are a number of different bond types:

Personal Recognizance - Your personal recognizance, provided that you promise to appear at all scheduled hearings, trials, or otherwise as required by the Court.

Unsecured Bond or Surety Bond - An unsecured appearance bond from you or your surety to be forfeited should you fail to appear as required by the Court.

Partially Secured Bond - Cash bail secured by cash deposit of 10% of the deposit (but no less than $5) will be retained if you are found guilty and the court determines you have performed the conditions of your release. The entire cash bond will be forfeited should you fail to appear as requested by the court.

Conclusion

The Barren County Jail is in Barren County, Kentucky, which is run by the Barren County Jailer, Tracy Bellamy.  The Barren County Detention Center houses a variety of inmates, including pretrial detainees and un-sentenced inmates awaiting judicial actions, inmates convicted of misdemeanor offenses, convicted felons, and any other detainees as required by law.  In addition to providing housing and providing for basic inmate needs, the Barren County Detention Center also focuses on trying to promote positive changes in an offender’s life by offering programming such as: GED classes to prepare and improve individuals for final testing for their GED certificates; an introduction to the ADO program, Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Religious Services, and Moral Reconation Therapy. 

The Barren County Detention Center has recently begun to offer unlimited remote visitation in an effort to keep detainees connected with their communities.  This service is in addition to the two free on-site visits that each detainee receives per week.  There is a fee associated with the remote visitation service. 

 


Warden or Supervisor: Tracy Bellamy Total Capacity: 223 Security Level(s): maximum

201 Samson Street
Glasgow, KY 42141

Phone Number(s): 270-651-8806
Fax Number: 270-651-7717
Email Address: [email protected] bcjjuanita@ glasgow-ky.com

201 Samson Street
Glasgow, KY 42141

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