Western Kentucky Correctional Complex Inmate Search and Prison Information
270-388-9781
374 New Bethel Church Road, Fredonia, KY, 42411
Western Kentucky Correctional Complex inmate locator: Inmate List, Charge, Booking Date, Who's in jail, Bond, Alias, Bookings, Release Date, Mugshots, Type, Post Date, Charge Information, INS, Arrests.
Western Kentucky Correctional Complex is situated in Fredonia, Kentucky. It is a blended care office that houses least, medium, close authority and death row prisoners. This cultivating unit is answerable for giving nourishment to three State detainment facilities.
Western Kentucky Correctional Complex comprises of 58 help structures and seven lodging units. Prisoners can take professional courses in agribusiness, auto body fix, car/diesel mechanics, interchanges, air conditioning, welding, carpentry, electrical, culinary expressions and marine support.
Also, detainees can win a GED and grown-up fundamental training. Guilty parties who need to are urged to take substance misuse treatment programs, pre-discharge programs, and different religious projects.
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Western Kentucky Correctional Complex
374 New Bethel Church Road, Fredonia, KY, 42411
Western Kentucky Correctional Complex Prison Information
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| Jail Name | Western Kentucky Correctional Complex |
| Jail Type | State Prison |
| Authority: | Kentucky Department of Corrections |
| State | Kentucky |
| County | Caldwell County |
| Web Page | website |
| Address | 374 New Bethel Church Road, Fredonia, KY, 42411 |
| City | Fredonia |
| Zip | 42411 |
| Phone | 270-388-9781 |
Inmate Search
As previously mentioned, the Western Kentucky Correctional Complex is operated by the infamous Kentucky Department of Corrections.
What does this mean for an inmate search?
This agency is the one in charge of maintaining an inmate list of all inmates that are in the Western Kentucky Correctional Complex. You can find the inmate list here.
Sending a Mail/Care Package
All mail ought to be passed on by US Postal Help. On the off chance that mail is sent by another detachment, it will be won't.
Detainees won't be permitted to get typical mail in boxes, padded envelopes, plastic sacks, multi-layer packaging, envelopes that join metal parts, any group containing bubble wrap or squeezing peanuts, or card stock sort envelopes (for instance U.S. Mail Need or U.S. Mail Express cardboard sort).
Sending Money
The Western Kentucky Correctional Complex uses the famous assistance called JPay for their detainee cash needs.
What is JPay you inquire? JPay is where you, the adored one of a detainees can send a prisoner cash over the web, via telephone, or at select areas.
Phone calls
The Kentucky Branch of Revisions past prisoner telephone utility supplier, AT&T's National Open Markets Division, was gained by Worldwide Tel* Connection on June 2, 2006. Accordingly, telephone utilities offered to prisoners housed in a state worked office will presently be given by Worldwide Tel* Connection.
Visitation
Medium and Least care detainees have visiting on Saturdays and Sundays from 9am-2pm.
Defensive care least guilty parties have visiting each Monday of the month except for the fifth Monday of any month.
Medium authority has visits on the second and fourth Mondays with medium shut care detainees having visits on the third Monday.
Shut authority Unit 29 have visits on the third Monday of every month.
Overall public Unit 29 has visiting on the second and fourth Tuesdays and third and fourth Wednesdays of every month.
Specialized Violators have visited each Saturday except for any fifth Saturday of the month.
Death Row detainees have visiting on the first and third Tuesdays of the month.
Long haul Regulatory Isolation prisoners have a solitary hour non-contact visit on the subsequent Monday in Spring, June, September, and December.
Visiting Hours
Saturday — 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Sunday — 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Directions
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