Bourbon County Detention, KY

Planning ahead makes visiting someone at Bourbon County Detention much easier. At most Kentucky facilities, you'll need to confirm the incarcerated person's housing location, complete a visitor information form, and wait for background checks before being added to the approved visitor list. Once approved, visits are typically scheduled in advance through the jail or a vendor system. Check the Bourbon County Detention visitation page for the exact process. If remote options like video visits or messaging are available, you'll find registration and scheduling details on the vendor or payments pages tied to the facility.

Bourbon County Detention uses a vendor-based system for funding phone calls, "chirping," and other communication options. The facility's vendor/payment page lists services including commissary deposits, phone time, video visits, secure messaging, gift baskets, and e-cigarette purchases. To use video visitation or electronic messaging, you'll need to create an account with the approved communications vendor and get approved before scheduling visits or sending messages. Keep in mind that calls and electronic messages are typically monitored or recorded. Secure messaging and tablet systems also commonly require approval and may limit what you can send, including attachments.

At Bourbon County Detention in Kentucky, money-related services run through a third-party vendor portal. You can make commissary deposits, buy phone time, and order care packages including gift baskets and e-cigarette options. The detention center's site also covers bond types, surety requirements, and how to pay jail fees. For questions about an inmate sales order or payment, use the customer-service phone number on the vendor page tied to Bourbon County Detention. To get started, select Kentucky and Bourbon County Detention in the portal, choose commissary, phone, bond, or a care package, then complete payment using the portal's approved methods.