How to Request Public Records from Fulton County Detention Center (KY) Using the Kentucky Standard Form
If you need records from Fulton County Detention Center in Kentucky, start with the facility's standardized request form. It walks you through a clear request and asks two things up front: whether your purpose is commercial and whether you're a Kentucky resident.
Look for the Kentucky standardized open records request form posted on the Fulton County Detention Center site: Form OAG-01 (June 2021). Even if you prefer to draft your own letter, the form works well as a template. It prompts you for the key details: your contact information, a description of the records you want to inspect, and the required statements.
Form OAG-01 includes two checkboxes about commercial purpose: "NOT for a commercial purpose" and "FOR a commercial purpose." Pick the one that fits your situation. Don't skip this. The form is designed so you make that statement directly as part of your request.
The form also asks you to show how you qualify under one of its listed status options. Check the single option that matches you best: an individual residing in Kentucky; a domestic business with a Kentucky location; a foreign business registered with the Kentucky Secretary of State; someone employed and working at a Kentucky location; someone (or a business) who owns real property in Kentucky; an authorized representative acting for one of those qualifying individuals or entities; or a news gathering organization. Requesting on someone else's behalf? Pay close attention to the "authorized to act on behalf of" option, since it's specifically listed on the form.
Once you've filled out Form OAG-01, submit it using the facility's published process. The form is the right starting point, though the delivery method can vary by agency. If you need to confirm where to send it or have questions about how to describe the records you're after, the facility lists a contact: Chief Deputy Jeff Johnson at (270) 236-2405.
Missing Details Verify
- ✓ The exact submission method (mailing address, email, fax, or in person drop off)
- ✓ Any fees that may apply to copies or processing
- ✓ Expected response time for this facility’s open records requests
- ✓ Call Chief Deputy Jeff Johnson at (270) 236-2405 to confirm these details before you send the form
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