Visiting, Payments, and Travel Permits at District 12 Probation & Parole (Lawrenceburg)
Heading to the District 12 Probation & Parole office in Lawrenceburg to support someone on supervision? A little prep can save you a stressful trip. Use the checklists below for security rules, payment options, and travel permits.
Expect screening at the door. Everyone entering the District 12 Probation & Parole office in Lawrenceburg goes through a security check, which can include a metal detector and a search of you and your belongings. Give yourself a few extra minutes so you're not rushing into an appointment.
No children allowed: Children are not allowed inside District 12 Probation & Parole offices in Lawrenceburg due to security concerns. Arrange childcare before you go, even if you expect the visit to be quick.
Leave electronics at home or locked in your car. Bringing them inside can slow you down at screening if staff need to address it.
No food or drinks allowed inside. If you're coming from work or a long drive, finish eating before you arrive so you don't have to toss anything at the door.
Drug testing fees can be paid a few ways. You can pay online through the Access Corrections app, and some offices also have a kiosk. Not sure if the Lawrenceburg location has one? Plan on using the app so you're not caught off guard.
- ✓ Pay supervision fees at your local Circuit Court Clerk’s Office
- ✓ Pay restitution at your local Circuit Court Clerk’s Office
- ✓ Pay fines at your local Circuit Court Clerk’s Office
- ✓ Pay court costs at your local Circuit Court Clerk’s Office
- ✓ Pay supervision fees through P&P kiosks
- ✓ Pay restitution through P&P kiosks
- ✓ Pay fines through P&P kiosks
- ✓ Pay court costs through P&P kiosks
- ✓ Make payments at approved retailer locations (Cash Pay Today network)
If the person you're supporting wants to travel outside their supervision area for an overnight or extended stay, they need written permission from their Officer. This is called a travel permit. Don't assume a quick trip is fine just because it's for family or work. Get the permit first.
- Give the Officer the stay details: Provide the address and phone number for where the person will be staying.
- Wait for approval and completion: Once the travel permit is complete and approved, it will be available for pick up at the Probation & Parole office.
- Sign the permit when it is issued: Both the person on supervision and the Officer will sign the travel permit when it is issued.
Need help outside office hours? Statewide Probation & Parole resources are available anytime. The Find Help Now site has a 24/7 resource directory. KY HELP can connect you with a screening or referral specialist at 1-877-318-1871 (Mon to Fri 7:00am to 10:00pm, Sat to Sun 8:30am to 5:30pm EST). After hours, call the KY-OAR hotline at 1-800-854-6813. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988.
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