Across the county line to the Carroll County Detention Center, 800 Clay Street, Carrollton, KY 41008, 502-732-9499, because Trimble has no jail. The jail is Carroll County's, so mention the Bedford charge and give the legal name plus birthday. The Trimble sheriff (502-255-7138) can confirm whether an arrest occurred.

Yes; the inmate roster lists everyone in the building whatever county filed charges. Compare birth date and arresting agency so a Carroll namesake isn't confused with your relative. Fresh bookings can lag, so phone 502-732-9499 when searches come up blank. VINELink sends release notices, and KYeCourts guest portal shows Bedford hearings.

Carroll County's rules govern, so call 502-732-9499 about visiting days, registration and acceptable ID. Children must be accompanied by a guardian, every guest goes through screening, and clothing rules apply. Check-in can take extra time, so arrive early. Our visitation guide outlines usual practices.

Learn the amount from Carrollton, then pay in Bedford at the courthouse, where the circuit clerk (502-255-3213) accepts currency, checks, money orders or cards. The Clay Street jail lets the person go once the clerk notifies the jail. Plenty of people leave on recognizance after pretrial screening. See our bail guide and money guide.

Carroll County's deposit system applies; ask 502-732-9499 about methods, limits and fees. Type the name as it was entered at booking. The balance buys canteen goods and calls, and leftover cash is refunded at discharge. Our money guide and commissary guide explain.

Yes, using prepaid accounts relatives can load; jail staff explain pricing. All calls except attorney calls are recorded and prosecutors can obtain them, so keep case talk for defense counsel. See our phone guide and messaging guide.

Put the booked legal name above 800 Clay Street, Carrollton, KY 41008, with your return address; nothing goes to Bedford. Staff open everything besides legal correspondence and refuse banned items. Our mail guide covers photos, or call 502-732-9499.

Phone Carrollton at 502-732-9499, request a shift supervisor, explain what's wrong and identify the inmate by name and birthday. Booking property is kept in Carrollton as well. The LaGrange Trial Office of the Department of Public Advocacy (208 Parker Dr., Suite 1B, LaGrange, KY 40031; 833-895-0581) can raise urgent issues with a Bedford judge; see our court page.

Yes. Milton sits on the Ohio across from Madison, Indiana, and families here often have cases in Oldham or Henry, or in Indiana. The sheriff's office looks up Trimble warrants at 502-255-7138, and a statewide name search on the courts' free guest case search covers every Kentucky county; Indiana's courts handle cases there.

After release, if a warrant is left open, counsel can choose when the person reports to the Carrollton jail, bond request in hand. The circuit clerk's office at 30 Highway 42 East, Bedford, KY 40006, answers at 502-255-3213.

Minors aren't booked into the Carrollton adult jail and stay separated from adults. A detained youth must appear before a judge within 48 hours, weekends and holidays not counted (KRS 610.265). The Department of Juvenile Justice (502-573-2738) decides placement, and Trimble District Court keeps the case.

Since booking happens in Carrollton, deliver to that detention center an open records letter identifying the arrestee, giving the arrest date, and requesting the mugshot. A reporter at a newspaper or other news media outlet may direct the same letter to the Trimble sheriff. Immigration agency photos must be pursued through the ICE FOIA page; the Marshals publish federal booking images solely while hunting fugitives.

They could, depending on where the Marshals place them. Trimble federal cases go to the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Kentucky, 330 West Broadway, Frankfort, KY 40601, 502-223-5225; a magistrate's detention hearing settles pretrial custody, after which the U.S. Marshals choose a facility. The federal inmate locator lists sentenced federal prisoners. Bedford's closest Marshals office sits in Frankfort, phone 502-223-5608.

Bedford arrests are boarded in Carrollton, and the Clay Street jail (502-732-9499) enters immigration detainers on them. ICE's Louisville office is at 502-625-6202.

1. ICE sends an I-247A to the Carrollton jail.
2. When the state would release the person, ICE may ask Carrollton jail staff to hold a Trimble prisoner up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)).
3. Federal officers have to pick them up before the clock runs out.
4. Without an ICE pickup, Carroll's jail releases the person.
5. Follow any transfer on the ICE detainee locator.

Out-processing begins after bail is paid in Bedford and Carrollton receives word. Property and unspent money come back, minus fees. Confirm timing with 502-732-9499 and plan a ride home from Clay Street.

Search the name on the Corrections KOOL lookup to find the prison or contract jail, then look up contacts in our Kentucky prison directory. Moves may show up days later; the state number narrows results.

Oldham County has the Oldham County Detention Center in La Grange, 502-222-3500. Carroll and Henry arrests go to the Carroll County Detention Center in Carrollton, 502-732-9499, the jail Trimble uses, which also books Gallatin, Henry and Owen prisoners. On the Indiana shore of the Ohio River sit Clark and Jefferson counties.

Appointed counsel comes from the public defender's LaGrange Trial Office on Parker Drive (833-895-0581), which also handles Henry and Oldham cases. KSP Post 5 in Campbellsburg (502-532-6363) patrols with sheriff's deputies, and federal cases go to the Louisville docket. Our criminal court page explains the hearings.

The Trimble County Sheriff's Office answers at 502-255-7138, and Kentucky State Police Post 5 (160 Citation Lane, Campbellsburg, KY 40011) is at 502-532-6363.

Neither Bedford nor Milton has its own police force, so sheriff's deputies and Post 5 troopers patrol all of Trimble. Call 911 in an emergency.