At the Three Forks Regional Jail in Beattyville, which Wolfe County shares with Lee and Owsley counties. The Wolfe County jailer's office oversees taking people to the Three Forks Regional Jail. If someone is missing from the roster, call the sheriff at 606-668-3569 to ask where the person was taken, since a recent arrest may still be in transport.

Search the inmate list by name; match the birthday too, because Lee and Owsley inmates share the list. Recent arrests can lag on the list for a few hours. VINELink can alert you when custody changes, and KYeCourts public case search lists Wolfe court dates.

Phone 606-464-2598 to confirm visiting days, sign-up steps, ID rules and whether video visits are available. Ask before bringing children, and leave phones and bags in the car. The drive from Campton to Beattyville takes a while, so confirm the schedule first. Our visitation guide explains common rules.

Bail is paid to the Wolfe circuit clerk, Wolfe County Courthouse, 133 Main St., Campton, KY 41301 (606-668-3736). Phone Beattyville before driving, in case the person already left on recognizance. Have ID and the docket number with you. Our bail guide and money guide explain each step.

Call Three Forks at 606-464-2598 for deposit options, limits and fees. Give the full legal name and birth date so the money reaches the right person in a jail that serves several counties. Our money guide and commissary guide list common options.

Inmates make outgoing calls from an account; family cannot call in. Ask 606-464-2598 how to set up and fund one. Jail calls are usually recorded, so keep any talk of the Wolfe case off the line and leave details out of the conversation. See our phone guide and messaging guide.

Ask Three Forks at 606-464-2598 for its mailing address and current rules first. Address it with the inmate's legal name and add yours in the corner. Our mail guide covers typical rules for photographs, greeting cards and parcels.

The judge looks at income during arraignment and appoints the Stanton Trial Office (452 Washington St., Stanton, KY 40380; 833-895-0582) for those who qualify. Family may call Stanton with the case number to learn the assigned attorney's name. See our court guide for what happens next in the case.

Quite possibly. The county sits near the Red River Gorge between Stanton, Jackson and West Liberty, and families here often have cases in Powell, Breathitt or Lee. Campton's sheriff's deputies check Wolfe warrants at 606-668-3569, while the courts' free guest case search checks every Kentucky court statewide at once.

If someone gets out with a warrant open, they can return to the Three Forks Regional Jail on a day counsel sets, with bond raised. The circuit clerk at 133 Main St., Campton, KY 41301, answers at 606-668-3736 about missed dates.

Youths are kept apart from adults. A juvenile detained after a Wolfe arrest gets a court hearing inside 48 hours, not counting weekends and holidays (KRS 610.265). The Department of Juvenile Justice (502-573-2738) arranges placement and contacts a parent.

Yes. Three Forks takes open records requests for a mugshot. Reporters and other media often ask the Wolfe sheriff for booking photos. ICE photos require the ICE FOIA request form. Federal photos come from the Marshals only for fugitives at large.

Possibly; Beattyville's regional jail (606-464-2598) answers questions about who is housed there. The U.S. Marshals decide which jail houses each federal defendant. Charges are filed at the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Kentucky, 101 Barr Street, Lexington, KY 40507, 859-233-2503, and custody is decided there at a detention hearing. The Bureau of Prisons locator lists people once sentenced. Campton relatives may reach the Lexington Marshals office at 859-436-6750.

Wolfe is one of the three member counties of Three Forks, so Campton arrests and any immigration detainer are recorded in Beattyville (606-464-2598); ICE Louisville is 502-625-6202.

1. ICE sends Form I-247A to Three Forks.
2. When the Wolfe case allows release, ICE may ask the regional jail to keep a Campton prisoner up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released, per 8 CFR 287.7(d).
3. No ICE pickup by the deadline means the person walks free.
4. Use the ICE online detainee locator to find them.

People are released in Beattyville, not Campton, so plan transportation. Paperwork can take a few hours after bail is posted. Fees come out before belongings and funds are handed back. Call 606-464-2598 to ask about timing, and line up a driver who can make the trip from Campton on short notice.

Wolfe defendants sentenced to state time are placed by Corrections, sometimes in a prison and sometimes in a contract jail. Search the Kentucky DOC offender lookup by name or check our guide to Kentucky prisons for the facility's address and phone. Recent moves may be missing for several days, so retry the search later.

Someone stopped across the county line is booked where the arrest happened. Neighboring lockups include the Powell County Detention Center, 755 Breckenridge St., Stanton, KY 40380, 606-663-6400; the Kentucky River Regional Jail in Hazard, 606-436-4032; the Big Sandy Regional Detention Center, 904 3rd Street, Paintsville, KY 41240, 606-297-5245; and the Rowan County Detention Center, 1075 S. Tolliver Rd., Morehead, KY 40351, 606-784-8457.

The Campton Police Department answers at 606-668-3574, and the Wolfe County Sheriff's Office at 606-668-3569. Kentucky State Police Post 8 in Morehead is at 606-784-4127.

Campton police cover the city. Sheriff's deputies and Post 8 troopers patrol the remainder of the county outside Campton. In an emergency, call 911; for anything else, call the agency for the area where it happened.