LaRue County Jail Roster
The official current-custody path is the Current Inmates link on the LaRue County Detention Center website. That page frames the Public Safety Cloud roster app for LaRue County, which the jail site identifies through JailTracker-related metadata. Basic current-inmate searching is public. No account requirement was found for the basic roster search, although the app can require a verification code before it displays results.
The LaRue County jail roster is for people held in the county detention system. That can include recent arrests, pretrial detainees, short local sentences, Class D or state inmates housed locally, and eligible work-release or restricted-custody people. It is not the right first stop for every inmate search. A person who has moved to Kentucky Department of Corrections custody may appear in KOOL instead. A federal sentenced inmate is searched through BOP, and immigration custody is searched through ICE.
The official jail roster frame can look older than the app inside it. The LaRue County Current Inmates page shows the frame that leads to the live roster.
Use the framed roster as a current-custody source, then confirm time-sensitive release, bond, or transport questions with the detention center before making plans.
Use LaRue County Inmate Records
The roster workflow is best read as a chain, not as one box that answers every question. Start with the detention center website, open the current-inmates link, let the roster app load, then search by name. If the person was just arrested, the record may not appear until booking data has been accepted by the jail system. If the person was released, transferred, sentenced, or held by another agency, use the fallback channels in the later sections.
- Open the LaRue County Detention Center website and choose Current Inmates.
- Wait for the JailTracker/Public Safety Cloud roster to load. Complete the verification code if the app displays one.
- Enter the last name, first name, or both. If no result appears, try less of the name and check common spelling changes.
- Use any visible search type, facility, or current-inmate filter carefully. The app model supports agency and facility options, but public labels can depend on agency settings.
- Open the inmate or offender row to review booking, charge, bond, hold, court, and status fields that are visible to the public.
- If the record is missing or unclear, call the jail, visit in person, file an open-records request, or search KOOL, BOP, ICE, or VINE based on the custody type.
LaRue County Roster Fields
The LaRue County roster app exposes a name-search workflow, an offender-detail workflow, and several optional filters. Some fields may not be visible in every browser session, and the public display can change with agency settings. The field inventory below comes from the researched JailTracker/Public Safety Cloud model and the official current-inmates source.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Captcha / verification code | Text or image challenge | When prompted | The app model includes captcha image and validation fields. Complete it before searching if shown. |
| Last Name | Text | Optional or session-dependent | The model includes last-name search text and offender last-name fields. Partial names can help when spelling is uncertain. |
| First Name | Text | Optional or session-dependent | Use with the last name when the result list is too broad. |
| Search Type | Option or dropdown | Unspecified | The app model includes search-type options and released-since values, but visible labels may vary. |
| Agency or facility filter | Option or dropdown | Unspecified | Agency, agency friendly name, facility, and grid-display fields are supported. |
| Current inmates only | Checkbox or filter | Unspecified | The model supports current-offender fields. Use this when released records clutter results. |
LaRue County Inmate Profile
A roster result is a custody and booking record, not a final court judgment. The record can show the jail intake data, local identifiers, charges, bond fields, court links, holds, and release fields. Some values may be blank, withheld, delayed, or controlled by the software settings chosen by the agency. A charge listed on the roster may later be amended, dismissed, reduced, or replaced by a court filing.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name fields | First, middle, and last name fields used to identify the offender record. |
| Jacket / booking number | A local jail identifier that may appear in the roster grid when enabled. |
| Arrest number | A separate arrest-record number in the roster app model. |
| Original book date/time | The initial booking date and time after admission to the jail. |
| Final release date/time | A release field used when the person has left custody or the entry is closed. |
| Image / offender image | A booking-photo field if the agency permits public display. |
| Facility | The jail or facility line when a facility field is shown in the public grid. |
| Arresting agency | The agency that arrested, lodged, or brought the person to the jail. |
| Charges and cases | Charge descriptions, case numbers, court type, charge status, counts, offense dates, and related case data when present. |
| Holds and bond | Hold type, reason, expiration, bond type, bond amount, and other release-limiting fields. |
| Status | Custody, release, charge, or other status fields controlled by the jail system. |
LaRue County Custody Sources
Use the source that matches where the person is held. The county jail roster covers local custody, while KOOL covers Kentucky DOC offenders and some state-supervised records. Federal and immigration tools are separate. VINE is useful when the key need is a release, transfer, escape, or parole-hearing notification rather than a full booking record. No official LaRue sheriff, jail, or Hodgenville police app was found for an app-only roster or warrant search.
| Custody or need | Best source | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Current LaRue County jail custody | JailTracker/Public Safety Cloud roster | Current local booking and custody fields, subject to agency display settings. |
| Custody status by phone | LaRue County Detention Center, 270-358-9876 | Use for release, bond, visitation, and status questions that may change fast. |
| In-person confirmation | LaRue County Detention Center front desk | Use when online data is unclear or a person was recently booked. |
| Non-online jail or agency records | County open-records request form | Use for older booking records, photographs, incident records, or items not shown online. |
| Kentucky DOC custody | Kentucky Online Offender Lookup | State offender records, locations, DOC numbers, offense categories, and photos when available. |
| Federal sentenced custody | BOP inmate locator | Federal inmates from 1982 to present, searched by number or name. |
| Immigration detention | ICE detainee locator | Current ICE custody or CBP custody after more than 48 hours, searched by A-number or biographical data. |
| Release alerts | VINE | Notification service for custody changes. Kentucky DOC lists phone access at 1-800-511-1670. |
LaRue County Detention Contact
The main local contact for jail custody is the LaRue County Detention Center, operated through the county jailer and detention center staff. The sheriff's office is a separate county law-enforcement office and records anchor, but the jail site and county research point custody, visits, phones, bonds after hours, and inmate services to the detention center.
LaRue County Detention Center
209 W. High Street, Suite 17
Hodgenville, KY 42748
270-358-9876
Video visitation is scheduled online or from the lobby terminals. Call before traveling for status-sensitive questions.
LaRue County Booking Records
Booking begins after an arrest or lodging by a local, state, or other agency. LaRue's inmate-rules material states that people are searched when entering the jail and identifies search situations that may occur during intake. The JailTracker fields show the record then gains local identifiers, an offender image field, the original booking time, charges, cases, holds, bond fields, arresting agency data, and status values.
The custody path often runs: arrest, transport or lodging, search and property intake, identity and photo entry, charge or hold entry, bond and court data where available, medical screening or medical-request access, classification, and publication to the roster after the jail accepts the record. Classification means the jail's housing and security placement decision. A detainer is a hold from another agency. A PR bond is a personal-recognizance release ordered by a court without upfront cash.
Medical care is handled by Comprehensive Correctional Care. The research notes a weekday nurse schedule, an on-call nurse after hours, and inmate medical requests from the cell. Those medical details do not prove custody status, but they matter when a family member is trying to route an urgent health concern through the facility.
LaRue County Visitation Rules
LaRue County Detention Center uses video visitation unless the jailer or a designee approves another arrangement. Visits are scheduled through the system named on the official visitation page, and the jail publishes rules for length, advance scheduling, booth size, dress, and discipline. The official video visitation page is the source to check before booking a visit.
The jail roster can confirm custody, but the visitation page controls scheduling rules and visitor conduct.
| Item | Official LaRue rule |
|---|---|
| Visit mode | Video only unless approved by the jailer or designee. |
| Schedule | Video visits allowed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. |
| Length | 20 minutes each. |
| Advance scheduling | Multiple visits can be scheduled up to 7 days out. |
| Daily limit | 2 visits per day. |
| Lobby terminals | Available 7 days a week in the detention center lobby. |
| Lobby booth capacity | 2 visitors allowed in the booth because of room size. |
| Dress rules | Shoes required, sleeves required, no short shorts, shirts, or skirts, and no exposed midriff. |
Note: Confirm custody before scheduling a visit, because release, transport, discipline, or housing changes can affect access.
LaRue County State and Federal Lookup
KOOL is the Kentucky Department of Corrections locator. It is the right search path for sentenced Kentucky DOC custody and state-supervised offenders, while the LaRue County roster remains the current local jail source. KOOL can show a photo, facility, DOC numbers, offense categories, and other offender details, but DOC warns that data is not guaranteed complete and that newer offender data may not be finalized for 120 days.
No adult Kentucky DOC prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention facility was found inside LaRue County. That does not end the search. A person arrested locally can be moved, sentenced, lodged elsewhere, or held under a federal or immigration process. BOP covers federal sentenced inmates, the U.S. Marshals Service Western District of Kentucky is relevant for federal pretrial custody context, and ICE ODLS is for immigration detention rather than county booking records.
Roster vs. locator: The county roster is the first source for current LaRue County jail custody. KOOL, BOP, ICE, and VINE answer different custody questions and should not be treated as one shared database.
LaRue County Jail Records Requests
When the online roster is not enough, use the county's open-records process. Kentucky law gives Kentucky residents the right to inspect public records unless an exception applies, and public agencies must post rules and standardized request procedures. The LaRue sheriff page links the county open-records posting and request form, which makes it a useful route for photographs, law-enforcement records, and non-online documents. Court case files still belong with the circuit clerk, not the jail roster.
For a request, describe the record as clearly as possible. Use the person's name, approximate booking or arrest date, agency if known, and the record type, such as booking photo, jail booking record, incident report, or case report. Kentucky's open-records response rule generally requires a response within five business days, excluding weekends and legal holidays, but the agency may deny, redact, or route the request if another office holds the record.