How to Contact an Inmate at District 12 Lawrenceburg, Anderson County (KY)

Want phone calls from the facility to stay unrecorded? Register your number with Securus through the correctional facility and ask them to mark it as private. That private designation is what prevents recording.

If you're enrolling in the Kentucky DOC Legal Mail Portal for this facility, phone-number verification is part of the process. You can verify by text message or phone call. Once your request is reviewed, you'll get an email with the decision. Rejections include a reason, so you can fix the issue and resubmit.

1. Register your phone number through the facility - Contact District 12 and make sure your number is registered with Securus.
2. Request the “private” marking - Ask the facility to mark your registered phone number as private so calls are not recorded.
3. Verify your phone for the Kentucky DOC Legal Mail Portal (if you are enrolling) - Use the portal’s phone verification option via text or a phone call.
4. Watch your email for the decision - Approval and rejection notifications are sent by email.

Once you've taken the initial steps, double-check the details that trip people up. Confirm with the facility that your phone number is registered with Securus and actually marked as private. If you're using the Kentucky DOC Legal Mail Portal, verify which option you should use (text or phone call) and make sure you know which email address will receive the approval or rejection notice. Running into delays or errors? Ask about anything not covered in the DOC guidance, like timing, supported phone types or carriers, and any other requirements.