Boyle County Detention Center Inmate Records

Boyle County Detention Center Information

The Boyle County Detention Center is located at 1860 South Danville By-Pass in Danville, Kentucky. This facility provides secure housing for inmates awaiting trial, serving sentences, and awaiting transport to other facilities. The jail maintains professional standards of care and custody for all housed individuals.

Jailer Brian Wofford oversees operations with assistance from Chief Deputy Jailer Chad Holderman. Captain Danny Sallee handles inmate inquiries, while Lieutenant Todd Boyd serves as court liaison. This experienced leadership team ensures efficient facility operations.

Contact Information

The main facility phone number is 859-238-1127. Families can call for information about inmates, visitation, and general procedures. The fax number is 859-238-1126 for document transmission. Staff are available to answer questions during business hours.

The county website at boylecountyky.gov/170/Detention-Center provides additional resources. This online portal may include visitation schedules, mail guidelines, and facility policies. Check the website for the most current information about detention center operations.

Note: Staff may not be able to provide detailed case information over the phone.

Jail Roster Access

The Boyle County jail roster is available through the official facility website at boylecountydetention.com. This online database displays current inmates with booking photos and charge information. The system updates regularly to reflect new bookings and releases.

Search functions allow users to find inmates by name or view the complete roster. Results typically include booking date, charges, bond amount, and scheduled court appearances. The roster serves as the primary resource for families tracking loved ones in custody.

Bond Payment Procedures

Bond payments during business hours should be made at the Boyle Circuit Court Clerk's office. This office is located at the Boyle County Courthouse, 321 West Main Street in Danville, on the 3rd floor. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM.

The Circuit Clerk accepts cash or certified cashier's checks for bond payments. Credit cards are only accepted for 10% bonds. These payment restrictions help ensure proper processing of bond transactions and court documentation.

Weekends and holidays require different procedures. The Detention Center accepts cash or credit/debit cards during these times. Bond payments at the jail are limited to non-business hours only.

Note: All bonds include additional fees: $25 court filing fee, $25 administrative booking fee, and $13 Boyle County Detention Center jail fee.

Fee Structure for Bonds

Understanding the complete cost of bond release helps families prepare financially. The base bond amount set by the court is only part of the total cost. Administrative fees add $63 to every bond transaction regardless of amount.

These fees support court operations, booking procedures, and facility maintenance. The jail fee specifically funds detention center operations. Plan for these additional costs when arranging bond payments for inmates.

Visitation Guidelines

Visitation at Boyle County Detention Center follows established schedules and rules. Visitors must present valid photo identification upon arrival. Minors must be accompanied by parents or legal guardians at all times.

Dress codes prohibit revealing clothing, gang colors, and offensive material. All visitors are subject to search before entering the facility. Personal belongings may be restricted in visiting areas.

Contact the jail directly for current visitation hours. Some facilities use video visitation systems to enhance security. Registration may be required before visiting for the first time.

Inmate Communication Services

Phone services allow inmates to maintain contact with family and friends. Calls are subject to monitoring and recording for security purposes. Families can establish prepaid accounts through the facility's phone service provider.

Mail services provide written communication between inmates and the community. All mail is inspected for contraband before delivery. Include complete return addresses on all correspondence. Letters without return addresses may be rejected.

Legal Access and Attorney Visits

Attorneys may visit clients during established hours separate from family visitation. Contact the facility to schedule legal appointments. Professional identification is required for entry as an attorney.

Legal mail receives special handling distinct from general correspondence. Privileged communications between attorneys and clients are protected under professional standards. Attorneys should follow facility procedures for document delivery.

Note: Court-appointed attorneys have the same access rights as private counsel.

Public Records and Information Use

The Boyle County Detention Center provides inmate information to comply with public records laws. This information should not be used to injure, harass, or commit criminal acts against any person. Misuse of this data could result in criminal prosecution.

All persons listed on the jail roster are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. The roster shows arrest information, not convictions. Records include booking data and charges as provided by arresting agencies.

Changes and Updates to Policy

Circumstances may change without notice due to changes in law, emergencies, and facility rules. The detention center updates policies as needed to maintain security and compliance. Check the official website for current information before visiting or contacting the facility.

Emergency situations may result in visitation cancellations or modified procedures. Security concerns can prompt immediate changes to facility operations. Staff appreciate patience and cooperation during these times.

Statewide Inmate Search Resources

For inmates who may have transferred to state custody, use the Kentucky Online Offender Lookup (KOOL) system. This database includes all Kentucky state prisoners and many county jail inmates.

The Kentucky Department of Corrections establishes standards for county detention centers. Their website provides information about jailer training, facility inspections, and correctional policies.

Note: The Boyle County Government website offers additional local information and resources.