How to Send Money to Barren County Corrections, KY (KY)

Barren County does have an online form, but it's specifically for changing the mailing address on a property tax bill. That's the only verified online form in the available information, and it has nothing to do with sending money to someone in custody.

The address-change form collects taxpayer and property details: name, phone number, email address, account number or map number, and the property's address. It also asks for both old and new mailing addresses with city, state, and ZIP fields. Nothing in the available material confirms jail deposit options, approved vendors, fees, limits, or processing times for inmate funds at Barren County Corrections.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Find Barren County’s online form for changing the mailing address on a Barren County property tax bill
• ✓ Gather the information the form requests: taxpayer name, phone number, email address, and account number/map number
• ✓ Prepare the property address (including city, state, ZIP)
• ✓ Enter the old mailing address (including city, state, ZIP)
• ✓ Enter the new mailing address (including city, state, ZIP)
• ✓ Submit the form and keep a copy of what you entered for your records

Before using any county form for jail-related finances, contact Barren County Corrections directly to find out which deposit methods they actually accept. Ask whether there's a separate process or vendor for deposits, and what information you need to include so the funds reach the right person (like specific inmate identifiers). I'd also recommend asking about fees, deposit limits, and how long it typically takes for funds to post.