How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex is scheduled on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Each visit lasts two hours, and each inmate is eligible for one visit per week. You can enter no earlier than 8:30 a.m. and no later than 2:30 p.m. Arrive 30 minutes early so you can clear security and use your full visit time. You must be on the inmate's approved visiting list and will be subject to search. Nothing may be received or sent through visiting. Honor (meritorious) inmates may receive one Saturday visit per month beginning September 2025 (a separate meritorious Saturday schedule applies to specific units). If the inmate is in the Special Management Unit or has restricted visiting, visits are non-contact by appointment and must be scheduled one week in advance. Visiting-area vending machines go cashless starting October 2025.
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If your loved one has Honor (meritorious) status at Luther Luckett, they may qualify for a special Saturday visit each month. Here's who this applies to, how the unit schedule works, and what to expect on visit day.
Planning a visit at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex? The main thing to know is whether your loved one has Honor status. Honor inmates get more visiting opportunities than the standard schedule—including a new monthly Saturday visit starting September 2025.
Non-contact visits at Luther Luckett for SMU and restricted inmates follow different rules than regular visitation. The most important thing to know: these visits require an appointment, and the inmate has to set it up.
Visiting at Luther Luckett Corr. Complex is straightforward once you know the schedule and whether your loved one has restricted visiting privileges. Here's what to plan around before you go.
Dress code problems are one of the fastest ways to lose a visit at Luther Luckett. Use the rules and checklist below to make sure your outfit clears the front desk on your first try.
Heading to Luther Luckett Correctional Complex for a visit? Dress conservatively and pack light—it'll save you a wasted trip. Follow the rules and checklists below so you don't get turned away at the door.
LLCC uses an odd/even system to determine which inmates can receive visits on specific dates. Once you know whether the last digit of the inmate's ID is odd or even, you can match it to the visitation calendar — and avoid showing up on the wrong day.
Your first visit to Luther Luckett Correctional Complex goes smoother when you show up prepared—right basics, nothing extra. This checklist helps you clear security quickly and protect your full two-hour visit.
Each inmate is eligible for one visit per week. Honor (meritorious) inmates may also receive one additional Saturday visit per month beginning September 2025, based on the facility’s meritorious Saturday schedule for specific units.
You must be on the inmate's approved visitation list before you can visit. Complete and submit a visitor information form, then wait for background checks and approval. Check with the facility or the inmate for the exact form and how to submit it.
Bring only what's allowed: your photo ID, car keys without a keychain, one pair of prescription eyeglasses, limited jewelry, necessary medication in an authorized container, and an approved payment method for vending machines. Tobacco products are prohibited on facility property. The dress code requires shirts that fully cover shoulders, cleavage, and midriff (no sleeveless, tank, halter, or tube tops). Staff make the final call on compliance. Leave jackets and coats in your vehicle or hang them on wall pegs in the mall area; they're not allowed inside the visiting area.
Trying to reach someone at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex? The only contact method covered here is attorney video visits through Securus. Here's what you need to know for that process, plus what to verify for other types of contact.
Need to know when someone's custody status changes in Kentucky? You have two main options: free VINE notifications and a written request through the Kentucky Department of Corrections. Here's how to set up both.
Sending money is usually straightforward once you have the right details. Use the steps below, but verify the approved payment method and required identifiers before you submit anything.
