Mail Rules at Taylor County Detention: Addressing, Photo Limits, and Prohibited Items
Address your mail like this: Inmate's Name Taylor County Detention Center 120 S Central Ave Campbellsville, KY 42718
Send Photos & Mail at Taylor County Detention, KY
How to send messages, photos, and packages
Overview
To reach Taylor County Detention, start with the detention center's contact page. It lists the facility address, phone, fax, and the captain's email for direct inquiries. For custody status updates, VINE notification calls follow a staged retry pattern: you'll receive calls every 30 minutes for 24 hours until you enter the correct PIN. If the alert is still unconfirmed after that, calls drop to every two hours for another 24 hours and may leave messages. In Kentucky, phone calls, video visits, secure messaging, tablet services, and mail are commonly handled through third-party vendors. You may need to create a vendor account before you can schedule or receive electronic messages. Expect that calls and messages are monitored or recorded.
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Quick Facts
- The detention center’s contact page lists its address, phone, fax, and an email for the captain.
- VINE notification calls use a staged retry pattern: every 30 minutes for 24 hours until the correct PIN is entered, then every two hours for 24 hours with possible messages left.
- Phone calls, video visits, secure messaging, and mail are commonly operated through third-party vendors at Kentucky facilities.
- Calls and electronic messages are typically monitored or recorded, though rules for attorney communications may differ by service and facility.
Send Photos & Mail Guides
Mailing Letters and Photos to Taylor County Detention: What You Can Send
If you’re sending a letter or photos to someone at Taylor County Detention, sticking to the jail’s mail rules helps your envelope get accepted instead of returned.
Common Questions
How can I contact Taylor County Detention?
Use the detention center’s contact page to find the facility address, phone, fax, and the captain’s email for direct inquiries.
How do VINE notification calls for Taylor County Detention work?
VINE calls follow a staged retry pattern: they call every 30 minutes for up to 24 hours until you enter the correct PIN. If unconfirmed, calls continue every two hours for another 24 hours and may leave messages.
Are inmate calls and messages monitored at Taylor County Detention?
Calls and electronic messages are typically monitored or recorded at Kentucky facilities. For specific privacy and monitoring policies, check the detention center's contact information or the vendor's rules.
Other Guides for Taylor County Detention, KY
How Bond Payment Works at Taylor County Detention (KY): What You Can Pay Here and When to Go to the Clerk
Paying a bond feels urgent. At Taylor County Detention, here's what matters: when you can pay, which bond types the jail accepts, and when you'll need to go to the Circuit/County Clerk instead.
Phone & Messaging
How to Contact an Inmate at Taylor County Detention, KY (KY)
If you want to visit someone at Taylor County Detention Center, you'll need to schedule it ahead of time. Visits are appointment-only, and inmates can only receive a limited number of visits per week.
How to Register for VINE Alerts for Taylor County Detention Center
VINE lets you stay informed about custody changes at Taylor County Detention Center without calling the jail over and over. Here's how registration works and what to expect once your alerts are active.