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Taylor County Detention Center Overview

Taylor County Detention Center is the official facility name used by the jail site. The center is operated by the Taylor County Jailer and Taylor County Detention Center staff, with Jailer Hack Marcum named on the jailer page and Captain Adam Burress listed as a staff contact. It is not located in Green County. It matters to Green County inmate search users because official sources show Green County Jail listed as closed in Kentucky offender-location data, while recent Green County arrest reporting placed a lodged defendant at Taylor County Detention Center.

The facility serves as a secure local jail and regional custody channel. Official sources support local jail framing, not state-prison framing. People held there can include pretrial inmates, pre-sentenced inmates, county-sentenced inmates, state-sentenced inmates housed locally, men, and women. A state-sentenced person may still appear at the Taylor jail before transfer, but a person who has moved into the Kentucky Department of Corrections system should also be checked through KOOL. For broader roster instructions, the Green County jail inmate records page explains how Taylor, VINE, court records, and state locators fit together.

The official Taylor home page and navigation are shown on the facility's public site.

The older site layout is important because the current-inmates link opens a framed roster rather than a modern county page.

Taylor County Detention Center Population

The best official population source located is the Kentucky Department of Corrections weekly jail report series. In the report dated June 4, 2026, Taylor County Detention Center was listed with 204 total jail beds and 186 reported inmates. That placed the facility at 91% of capacity and 18 beds under capacity. The same report broke the count into 138 secure male inmates and 48 secure female inmates. It also listed 69 Class D inmates, 6 alternative-sentence inmates, 12 controlled-intake inmates, 2 parole violators, and 0 federal inmates.

Taylor's five-year snapshot shows why a single jail count should be read as a date-specific measure. Against the same 204-bed capacity, the facility reported 208 inmates in 2022, 207 in 2023, 193 in 2024, 174 in 2025, and 186 in 2026. The June 2022 and June 2023 reports placed Taylor slightly over capacity, while later reports placed it below capacity. No official source reviewed gave a Green County-only count inside Taylor, so Taylor totals should not be treated as a Green-only jail population.

Taylor County Detention Center Lookup

Start with the official Taylor County Detention Center Current Inmates page. That page frames the Public Safety Cloud JailTracker roster for Taylor County. The roster is the local jail search path for current custody. It is different from court case search, and it is different from the Kentucky Online Offender Lookup, which is the state offender locator for DOC records, sentenced custody, parole, probation, and some state-supervised jail placements.

1. Open Taylor's official current-inmates frame or the vendor JailTracker route for Taylor County.
2. Search by last name first, then add first name if too many results appear. Complete a captcha if the app presents one.
3. Open the matching jail record and compare name, booking date, facility, charges, bond, arresting agency, and release status.
4. If no match appears, call Taylor County Detention Center and check VINE because a person may have been released, transferred, or listed under a different identifier.
5. If the person is sentenced or state-supervised, search KOOL. For federal or immigration custody, use BOP or ICE instead.

The official current-inmates frame is visible in the captured Taylor roster page.

The frame matters because the Taylor roster may load through the county site first before handing the search to Public Safety Cloud.

Taylor County Detention Center Contact

The jail's own contact and directions pages list the same Campbellsville address. Use the main number for current custody questions, visitation appointment calls, bond questions, and inmate-account routing. Official sources reviewed did not locate public visitor parking rules, public-transit details, or ADA entry instructions on the Taylor site. Visitors who need entry, access, or parking help should confirm details with the facility before leaving Green County.

The jail's official contact page shows the public phone, fax, and email for facility contact.

For route planning, use the text address rather than old map links from the legacy directions page.

Taylor County Detention Center Visitation

Visitation at Taylor County Detention Center is appointment only. Visits are held on Thursdays and Saturdays, and each visit lasts 30 minutes. Appointments are made by phone at 270-789-1909 during the jail's published appointment-call windows. Each Monday, appointments open for that week only, so an advance plan for a later week may not be accepted under the published rule. Each inmate receives one visit per week, either Thursday or Saturday, not both.

The jail's inmate services page also states that dress must be appropriate and that TCDC may deny visitation for rule violations. This is a practical rule, not just a courtesy note. A visitor who brings a phone or bag into the wrong area may lose the visit. Note: Call the facility before travel because appointment availability and entry rules can change faster than public pages are updated.

Taylor County Detention Center Mail

Mail and money rules at Taylor County Detention Center are detailed enough to help families avoid returned mail or delayed deposits. Address mail to the inmate by name at Taylor County Detention Center, 120 S Central Ave, Campbellsville, KY 42718. Mail may be read or inspected except privileged mail. The published rules limit mail to three sheets of paper per envelope, require a full name in the return address, and bar letters to multiple inmates in the same envelope.

Do not perfume mail, mark it with lipstick, use stickers, write with crayon, or add paint. Taylor lists those as reasons mail may be returned. Inmates may have up to 10 loose photos before they need an album, and the album must be bought through commissary rather than mailed in. The 25% deposit offset is also important for families sending money because the amount available for commissary may be lower than the amount deposited.

The facility's inmate services page captures the visitation, account, medical, mail, commissary, and phone-fund topics in one place.

The services page should be checked with the jail before sending funds because vendors and account rules can change.

Taylor County Detention Center Intake

After a Green County arrest, the arresting or transporting agency may take the person to Taylor County Detention Center or another assigned detention facility. Intake generally includes identity confirmation, a property inventory, search, booking photograph, fingerprinting or criminal-history processing, medical screening, classification, and housing assignment. Kentucky jail regulation 501 KAR 3:120 covers admission, search, and release procedures for full-service jails. Taylor's public materials also show that its booking system feeds VINE for custody updates.

Several roster fields can appear in the Taylor JailTracker system, but the public view depends on the app settings. Research found field names tied to booking number, jacket number, facility, arresting agency, original booking date, final release date, image fields, charge description, arrest code, court type, court date, bond type, bond amount, holds, sentence, court name, and related status fields. A jail booking charge is still not the same as a final court charge. For filed court records after a Green County arrest, use Kentucky eCourts or the Green County Circuit Court Clerk.

Booking

The jail intake record created after arrest or commitment.

Class D inmate

A Kentucky state-sentenced category often housed in county jails.

Controlled intake

A Kentucky DOC population category listed in weekly jail reports.

Detainer

A hold from another agency or jurisdiction that may block release.

Taylor County Detention Center VINE

Taylor County Detention Center publishes a detailed VINE page, and it is a key fallback when a jail roster search is unclear. VINE receives updates from the Taylor booking system every 15 minutes. It provides custody information 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, in English and Spanish. Users can search by offender name, alias, or offender identification number. When duplicate names appear, VINE may narrow the search with middle initial, date of birth, or arrest date.

VINE is also a notification tool. Taylor's page lists notification events for release, escape, return to custody after escape, unsupervised custody, transfer to another facility, and advance release notification. Registration can be done by phone at 1-800-511-1670 or online through VINELink. The calling pattern is unusually specific: calls repeat every 30 minutes for 24 hours until the correct PIN confirms receipt. If a call is answered but not confirmed, calls may repeat every 2 hours for 24 hours.

The jail's official VINE page shows the search, registration, update, and notification rules.

VINE should be used for custody status and alerts, while JailTracker remains the local roster source for current inmate records.

Taylor County Detention Center Programs

Taylor publishes medical, program, and religious-service information on its inmate services page. Medical services are provided 7 days a week for 12 hours per day. County-prisoner sick call is listed at $25, prescriptions are billed at total cost, and off-site medical services are billed by the provider with the inmate possibly responsible. State-prisoner medical charges are listed separately, including sick call, prescription, doctor visit, dentist, extraction, and lab-work amounts.

Program information is more general. Taylor describes its programs as structured to create an environment for positive change so offenders can better serve the community after release. The page says classes may include GED and Life Skills. Religious services are conducted by community religious organizations. No public mental-health services page, grievance procedure, PREA page, detailed work-release schedule, tablet program, or reentry partner list was located in official sources reviewed, so those details should not be assumed.

Taylor County Detention Center Directions

The serving jail destination for many Green County inmate-search users is Taylor County Detention Center at 120 South Central Avenue in Campbellsville. From Greensburg and Green County, the practical route is generally north or northeast toward Campbellsville, then into central Campbellsville near South Central Avenue. Official sources did not publish a dedicated Green County-to-jail route, so visitors should confirm the route in a map app and verify the visitor entrance before parking.

Official Taylor directions repeat the address and provide outside map links. The old MapQuest link on the Taylor directions page was not a reliable source, so the address is the better source to use. No official visitor parking layout, parking fee, overflow lot, public-transit route, or accessibility entrance rule was located. Visitors who need accessible parking or entry help should call the facility before leaving. Note: Green County law enforcement can help with arrest context, but visitation and jail entry rules come from Taylor County Detention Center.