Graves County Jail and Restricted Custody Center Records

Graves County Jail Facility Overview

The Graves County Jail and Restricted Custody Center provides secure housing for inmates in western Kentucky. The facility sits at 150 South Jenkins Street in Mayfield. This location serves as the primary detention center for the county, housing both pre-trial detainees and sentenced inmates.

Jailer Kelli Elliott leads the facility with a focus on safety and rehabilitation. The jail staff work to assist partners in court, law enforcement, and corrections. They maintain a secure environment for those involved with the criminal justice system. Contact the jailer at kelliott@gravescountyky.gov for administrative inquiries.

Contact Information and Office Hours

The main facility phone number is 270-247-9829. Office hours run from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily. The facility maintains 24-hour staffing for security and inmate intake. Families can call during business hours for general information about inmates and facility procedures.

Sheriff Jon Hayden oversees law enforcement operations in Graves County. The Sheriff's Office is located at 101 East South Street in Mayfield. Their phone number is 270-247-4501. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Central Time.

Note: Emergency situations should be reported to 911 rather than the detention center main line.

Accessing the Jail Roster

The Graves County jail roster provides current inmate listings through the official facility website. The online system displays booking information, charges, and custody status. Visitors can search for inmates by name or view the complete roster of current detainees.

Updates to the roster occur throughout the day as inmates are booked and released. The system reflects real-time changes to inmate status. For the most current information, visit the official jail website directly or contact facility staff.

Mission and Philosophy

Graves County Jail staff strive to assist partners throughout the criminal justice system. They provide a safe, secure living environment for all inmates. The facility consistently explores, develops, and implements opportunities for offenders to improve their lives.

Rehabilitative initiatives form a core part of the jail's mission. Education, employment programs, and treatment services help inmates prepare for successful re-entry. These programs benefit both the individuals involved and their families. Staff work to enrich the quality of life for those entrusted to their care.

Inmate Services and Programs

The Graves County facility offers various services to meet inmate needs. These include basic medical care, meals, and recreation opportunities. Commissary services allow families to provide additional items for inmates. Phone services maintain connections between inmates and their loved ones.

Programming options may include educational courses, substance abuse treatment, and religious services. Participation in programs often depends on custody level and sentence status. Contact the jail directly for current program availability and eligibility requirements.

Note: Program availability changes based on funding, staffing, and inmate population needs.

Visitation Procedures

Visitation schedules vary by housing unit and security level. Visitors must follow all facility rules regarding identification, dress code, and behavior. All visitors are subject to search before entering the facility. Children must be accompanied by adults at all times.

Contact the jail at 270-247-9829 for current visitation hours and requirements. Some visits may be conducted through video systems. Remote visitation options may be available through third-party providers. Registration is typically required before visiting.

Communication with Inmates

Mail sent to inmates must include the complete return address. All mail is inspected for contraband before delivery. Publications may be restricted based on content guidelines. Legal mail receives special handling procedures.

Phone calls from inmates are recorded and monitored. Families can set up prepaid phone accounts through approved vendors. Call rates vary based on destination and service provider. The facility does not accept incoming calls for inmates.

Legal and Court Information

Inmates at Graves County Jail appear in local courts for hearings and trials. Court dates and times are available through the Circuit Court Clerk's office. Bond amounts are set by judges during initial hearings. Bond payment procedures vary based on case type and amount.

The jail roster includes charge information but not case outcomes. For detailed case information, contact the court directly. Public records requests can be submitted through the appropriate county office.

Statewide Inmate Search Resources

For inmates who may have been transferred to state facilities, use the Kentucky Online Offender Lookup (KOOL) system. This database covers all Kentucky prisons and many county jails. Searches can be performed by name, DOC number, or other criteria.

The Kentucky Department of Corrections sets standards for county jails across the state. Their website provides information about jailer training, facility inspections, and correctional policies.

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