How to send messages, photos, and packages
Western Kentucky Correctional Complex uses Securus Video Connect for attorney and public-official video sessions. To get started, create a Securus Online account and complete the sign-up process, which includes submitting a self-image, a driver's license photo, and a bar license photo. Each attorney video visit costs $5 for up to 25 minutes, and these sessions are not monitored or recorded by facility staff. If you need an in-person legal visit, contact the facility directly to schedule one. For attorney phone calls, register your phone number with Securus and request that it be marked as private to prevent recording. Family and friends typically set up accounts and schedule through the facility's approved communications vendor rather than the facility itself.
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If you represent someone at Western Kentucky Correctional Complex (WKCC), Kentucky DOC requires attorneys to register through a Legal Mail Portal before sending legal mail. Here's how to register, what you'll need to upload, and the precautions you're agreeing to follow.
Start by creating a Securus Online account. Before you can use attorney video visits, you'll need to submit a self-image, a driver's license photo, and a bar license photo.
Attorney video visits cost $5 per session and run up to 25 minutes.
No. Attorney video visits are not monitored or recorded by facility staff.
Yes. Attorneys can contact the facility to schedule in-person visits following standard procedures.
Bringing children to a visit at Western Kentucky Correctional Complex (WKCC) is allowed, but a couple of rules catch families off guard. Here's how the approved visitor list works for minors, and when you'll need notarized permission.
Bringing a child to visit at Western Kentucky Correctional Complex (WKCC) is allowed, but there are specific rules about who can escort a minor and when you'll need notarized permission. Here's how to plan ahead so you don't get turned away at the door.
Trying to stay in touch with someone at Western Kentucky Correctional Complex (WKCC)? Start by nailing down two things: where visitation is being held that month, and whether you're on the inmate's approved visitor list.
