Muhlenberg County Detention

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108 Court RowGreenville, KY, 42345

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Guides for This Facility

At a Glance

Visitation

  • Visitors must be on the inmate's visitation list to be allowed to visit.
  • Register at the lobby window; deputies will direct visitors to the appropriate visitation area.
  • Purses, diaper bags, food, drinks, and cell phones are not allowed inside the facility for visits.

Sending Money

  • Money for commissary can be left at the jail lobby window from 7:00 am to 2:45 pm Monday through Saturday.
  • Commissary orders are placed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; deliveries arrive Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
  • The facility's commissary vendor is Western Kentucky Distribution.

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Topic Overviews

Visitation

Visiting at Muhlenberg County Detention starts with approval: you must be on the inmate's visitation list before you'll be allowed in. When you arrive, check in and register at the lobby window, then deputies will direct you to the correct visitation area. Travel light. The facility doesn't allow purses, diaper bags, food, drinks, or cell phones inside, so leave those in your vehicle before checking in. Each visit is limited to two adult visitors, and anyone 17 or older counts as an adult. Many Kentucky facilities require a visitor form, background checks, and scheduling in advance. I recommend confirming Muhlenberg's approval and scheduling process before you go.

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Sending Money

Muhlenberg County Detention accepts commissary money at the jail lobby window during posted hours: 7:00 am to 2:45 pm, Monday through Saturday. Commissary runs on a set schedule. Orders are placed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with deliveries arriving Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Western Kentucky Distribution handles inmate purchases and product delivery. Don't send money through the mail. The jail prohibits stamps, blank envelopes, stationery, and any form of currency (cash, checks, or money orders). Looking for other ways to add funds, like online, phone, or kiosk options? Availability varies, so confirm what's currently available through the vendor instructions or the facility money page before sending anything.

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Common Questions

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How do I check in for a visit at Muhlenberg County Detention?

Check in at the lobby window when you arrive. Deputies will register you and direct you to the appropriate visitation area.

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Who can visit an inmate at Muhlenberg County Detention?

Only people on the inmate’s approved visitation list may visit. Visits are limited to two adult visitors per session, and anyone 17 or older is considered an adult.

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What items am I not allowed to bring into a visit at Muhlenberg County Detention?

Do not bring purses, diaper bags, food, drinks, or cell phones into the facility for a visit. Leave those items outside or in your vehicle before checking in.

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How can I leave money for an inmate at Muhlenberg County Detention?

You can leave money for commissary at the jail lobby window from 7:00 am to 2:45 pm, Monday through Saturday. Other options like online portals, phone deposits, or lobby kiosks vary by availability, so check the vendor instructions or facility money page for current methods.

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When are commissary orders and deliveries at Muhlenberg County Detention?

Commissary orders are placed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Deliveries arrive Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

Sending Money
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Can I mail cash, checks, or stamps to an inmate at Muhlenberg County Detention?

No. The jail prohibits stamps, blank envelopes, stationery, and any form of currency, including cash, checks, or money orders. Use the lobby deposit during posted hours or another approved deposit option if one is available.

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Leave purses, diaper bags, food, drinks, and cell phones outside when visiting Muhlenberg County Detention. You'll need to keep those items with you outside the building during your visit.

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