At the Taylor County Detention Center in Campbellsville; the county has no working jail. Call 270-789-1909 to confirm the person is there. Right after an arrest, the sheriff (270-932-5641) or Greensburg police can say whether booking is done and where the person went. The Campbellsville jail is shared with Taylor County's own arrests. The state's weekly report showed 188 people in its 204 beds on Oct. 22, 2026, 80 of them Class D state felons. Green County had about 11,644 residents in 2025, according to the Census Bureau.

Yes. Search the inmate roster by last name and compare birth dates to confirm the match. VINELink covers both jails for release alerts, and KYeCourts guest search lists hearings. A new arrest may not be posted right away.

Once you know where the inmate is, phone that facility (270-789-1909) for visiting days, registration, ID rules and any video option. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and everyone is searched at the door. Our visitation guide has more.

Call the jail holding the person (270-789-1909) to confirm the amount. Payment goes to the Greensburg judicial center clerk (270-932-4029); the jail does not take bond. Bring photo ID. Our bail guide and money guide explain further.

Taylor County Detention Center sets its own rules on deposits, caps and charges; check with it (270-789-1909). Use the legal name from booking. After fees, money pays for commissary snacks, toiletries and phone time. See our money guide and commissary guide.

Inmates make outgoing calls through a prepaid account; ask the jail holding them (270-789-1909) how to set one up and what it costs. Every call is taped and could be played for a jury, so don't discuss the charges. Our phone guide and messaging guide cover more.

Ask the Campbellsville jail (270-789-1909) for its mailing rules; letters go to the inmate's name at 120 South Central Ave., Campbellsville, KY 42718. Label the envelope with the legal name the jail booked, and show your own address in the corner. Officers open all non-legal envelopes, and prohibited contents get sent back. Our mail guide covers photos.

Call the jail holding the person (270-789-1909), ask for a supervisor, and describe the problem and identify the inmate. That office also answers property questions. A Columbia Trial Office of the Department of Public Advocacy (111 Jamestown St., Columbia, KY 42728; 833-254-2467) lawyer can take health issues to the judge. A medication list makes the check quicker.

KYeCourts guest search might show a missed hearing, and the sheriff (270-932-5641) can be asked directly. Turning yourself in through a lawyer gives you someone to argue bail at once.

Not to an adult jail. Youths in detention get a hearing within 48 hours, weekends and holidays not counted (KRS 610.265). The Department of Juvenile Justice (502-573-2738) decides placement, and Green District Court hears the case.

Yes. Send the booking jail a written open records request with the name and arrest date, and ask for the mugshot. Journalists and news media may also direct such requests to the sheriff. ICE photos require the ICE FOIA page. A federal mugshot is withheld unless the Marshals post it during a fugitive search.

Possibly; Campbellsville takes U.S. Marshals prisoners when a bed contract exists. Federal charges from Green County go to the U.S. District Court, Western District of Kentucky, 241 East Main Avenue, Bowling Green, KY 42101, 270-393-2500, where a detention hearing settles pretrial custody. Federal inmates appear in the BOP locator once sentenced. Greensburg relatives may try the Bowling Green Marshals line, 270-901-2108.

Greensburg arrests are boarded in Campbellsville, so the Taylor County Detention Center (270-789-1909) is where a detainer would be lodged. Phone ICE's Louisville office at 502-625-6202.

1. ICE files an I-247A detainer with the jail.
2. When state custody ends, the jail can detain the person as long as 48 hours extra.
3. ICE is expected to pick up the person in that time.
4. If ICE doesn't come, the jail releases them.
5. The ICE locator lists people in ICE custody.

Out-processing starts after the order arrives; Campbellsville is about 25 miles from Greensburg, so plan the ride. Once bail is paid in Greensburg, the order goes to the jail. Any remaining account money and belongings come back minus fees. Call 270-789-1909 for timing and arrange transportation.

Type the name into the KOOL search; it names the prison, or a county jail that houses state inmates, where the person now is. Our Kentucky prison directory lists phone numbers. Very recent moves can lag behind in the system.

Taylor County has the Taylor County Detention Center in Campbellsville, 270-789-1909, the jail that holds Green County arrests. Adair County uses the Adair County Regional Jail in Columbia, 270-384-5701, which also takes Cumberland County prisoners. LaRue County books into the LaRue County Detention Center in Hodgenville, 270-358-9876, and Hart County into the Hart County Jail in Munfordville, 270-524-2571. Metcalfe County arrests go to the Barren County Detention Center in Glasgow, 270-651-8806.

The County Attorney (270-932-3044) prosecutes misdemeanors. Felonies go to the 11th Circuit Commonwealth's Attorney (270-789-6802), who covers Green, Marion, Taylor and Washington. The public defender's Columbia office on Jamestown Street (833-254-2467) takes appointed cases. Greensburg police (270-932-4202) and KSP Post 15 in Columbia (270-384-4796) make most arrests. Our Green court guide explains the hearings.

The Greensburg Police Department answers at 270-932-4202, and the Green County Sheriff's Office at 270-932-5641. Kentucky State Police Post 15 (1118 Jamestown St., Columbia, KY 42728) is at 270-384-4796.

Outside Greensburg, sheriff's deputies and Post 15 troopers patrol the county. Call 911 in an emergency.