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Need custody status updates for someone at Kings County Jail? VINE is the main tool. It monitors custody and offender movement, receiving updated information every 15 minutes. Notification calls get triggered by custody events like release, escape, return, or transfer. Miss the call? The system repeats every 30 minutes for up to 24 hours, or until you enter the correct PIN. Register for VINE alerts by phone at 1-800-491-0689 or online at vinelink.com. For direct communication like phone, video, or electronic messaging, you'll typically need to create and fund an account through the jail's supported communications platform when available.
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Sign up through VINE by calling 1-800-491-0689 or registering at vinelink.com. VINE monitors Kings County Jail custody status and receives updates every 15 minutes.
VINE calls get triggered by custody events like release, transfer, escape, or return. Calls repeat every 30 minutes for 24 hours or until you enter the correct PIN.
No. VINE notification calls for Kings County Jail may show a 502 area code, and that number will not be answered if you call back.
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