They stay at the Casey County Detention Center, which is the county jail in Liberty. Its phone is 606-787-9097. If someone was just arrested and doesn't appear, wait a little and try again, or call the sheriff at 606-787-6821. People arrested by state troopers on county roads are brought there too.

Type the last name into the roster and match the birth date. The list shows people currently held, not those already released. For court dates, check KYeCourts. For release alerts, register with VINELink, which can send a text or a call. Spelling counts, so try a nickname or a maiden name if nothing comes up.

Phone 606-787-9097 for current days, how to sign up, ID rules and whether video visiting is offered. Ask about the rules before bringing children. Leave phones and bags in the car and expect to be searched. More tips are in our visitation guide.

Get the amount from 606-787-9097. Then go to the circuit clerk's office on Courthouse Square (606-787-6510) with a photo ID and cash, a check or a money order. Ask the jail first whether the person has already been released. See our bail guide and money guide.

Call 606-787-9097 to learn the deposit options, limits and fees. Have the inmate's exact legal name and date of birth ready. The account pays for commissary items like snacks and soap, plus phone time. Jail fees can come out first, so a deposit may be smaller than expected. See our money guide and commissary guide.

No, inmates make outgoing calls only, using a prepaid account. To fund that account, phone 606-787-9097 for the steps. Conversations are recorded and may end up as evidence, so keep the case off the line. Lawyers can arrange private calls. See our phone guide and messaging guide.

Check the address and rules with 606-787-9097 before mailing. Write the inmate's legal name and your return address clearly. Staff inspect incoming mail other than legal letters and return anything not allowed. Many jails limit photos and ban packages, stickers and perfume. Our mail guide covers common rules.

Call 606-787-9097 and ask for a supervisor. Give the person's name and explain the concern, such as a needed medicine. The supervisor can also tell you when property can be picked up. Defense lawyers from the state's Columbia trial office for indigent defense (Department of Public Advocacy, 111 Jamestown St., Columbia, KY 42728; 833-254-2467) can bring up health problems in court.

A missed court date can appear in the online case file. Call the sheriff at 606-787-6821, or hire counsel to check quietly and plan a voluntary surrender, which can help when bail is set.

Not to the adult jail. A held youth must see a judge within 48 hours, leaving out weekends and holidays (KRS 610.265). The Department of Juvenile Justice (502-573-2738) decides placement. The case is heard in Liberty, and parents are told about the hearing.

Yes. Write the Liberty detention center an open records request for the mugshot. News media may file the same request with the sheriff's office. ICE photos need the ICE FOIA form. Federal photos are a separate matter; the Marshals put those out only when they need help finding a fugitive.

Only when the U.S. Marshals arrange a bed there; they pick the jail for each federal detainee. Federal cases from Casey go to the U.S. District Court, Western District of Kentucky, 241 East Main Avenue, Bowling Green, KY 42101, 270-393-2500, where custody is decided early at a detention hearing. Sentenced federal inmates are listed in the federal inmate locator. Liberty relatives can phone the Bowling Green office of the U.S. Marshals, 270-901-2108.

For a detainer question, start with Casey's jail at 606-787-9097; ICE keeps a field office in Louisville at 502-625-6202.

1. ICE sends the jail an I-247A form.
2. When the Casey charge would otherwise free them, the person can be kept another 48 hours;
3. ICE agents need to pick them up before that runs out; otherwise the person walks out of the jail in Liberty.
4. Find them with the ICE online locator.

Release paperwork starts after bail is paid. Fees owed may be taken from the inmate's account before the rest of the money and property are returned. Call 606-787-9097 for timing and plan a ride.

Corrections assigns sentenced people to a prison or to a county jail that holds state inmates. Search the KOOL by name, or see our Kentucky prison list for contact details. Online records can lag behind a move by several days. Deposit rules change once someone reaches prison, so check the new facility's policies.

Pulaski County books into the Pulaski County Detention Center in Somerset, 606-678-0130, which also holds Lincoln County prisoners. Boyle County uses the Boyle County Detention Center in Danville, 859-238-1100, ext. 300, and Marion County the Marion County Detention Center in Lebanon, 270-692-5802. Taylor County has the Taylor County Detention Center in Campbellsville, 270-789-1909, with overflow at the Three Forks Regional Jail, 606-464-2598. Adair County keeps the Adair County Regional Jail in Columbia, 270-384-5701, and Russell County the Russell County Detention Center in Jamestown, 270-858-6900.

• Liberty Police Department, reached through Liberty City Hall: 606-787-9973
• Casey County Sheriff's Office: 606-787-6821
• Kentucky State Police Post 15, 1118 Jamestown St., Columbia, KY 42728: 270-384-4796

Liberty is the only city in the county. Reach the Liberty police through city hall at 606-787-9973. Outside town limits, the sheriff and state troopers respond. Call 911 in an emergency, and use these lines for reports and questions.