Warren County, KY Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

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Warren County, Kentucky · Bowling Green jail lookup guide

Warren County JailTracker Roster, Booking, Bond, Visits and Release Help

Warren County uses a public JailTracker roster for adult county custody. The useful part is not simply finding a name: families usually need to know whether the booking is current, what the bond entry means, which court handles the case, when a visit can be scheduled, how to fund the inmate account and what happens if the person is released or transferred.

This guide brings the jail’s published rules into one place. Use the external roster only when you need a live inmate result; the practical search, visitation, bond, mail, phone, medical, property, home-incarceration, court and reentry information is explained below.

Search Warren County JailTracker Call the jail No inmate found?
Verify before acting: a jail roster is a custody and booking tool, not proof of guilt. Charges can change in court, bond can change after a hearing, and a person may be released or transferred after the roster was last viewed. Use more than a matching name before sending money, visiting or publishing information about a person.
Regional Jail

920 Kentucky St., Bowling Green, KY 42101.

Main phone

270-843-4606

Jailer

Stephen Harmon.

Main visits

Wednesday and Saturday by appointment.

Court clerk

270-746-7400

Start here

Search the right Warren County custody system first

1
Adult arrested in Warren County

Start with Warren County Regional Jail JailTracker. This is the normal route for adult county-jail custody.

2
Already sentenced to state prison

Use Kentucky Department of Corrections inmate information instead of assuming the person remains in the county jail.

3
Juvenile custody

Use Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice. Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center is separate from the adult county jail.

Local government detail that prevents confusion: Warren County Regional Jail is operated by the Warren County Jailer. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is a separate agency. For jail roster, visits, inmate accounts, property and housing questions, start with the jail rather than the Sheriff.

Choose the problem you need to solve

Use this guide like an action dashboard.

How to understand a Warren County JailTracker result

The amount of information displayed can vary by booking, but JailTracker records are designed to help users distinguish the person, booking, charges, bond and court activity.

Common Warren County roster fields and what to do next
Field What it means Practical next action
Booked name The name associated with the jail record. Match it with another identifier before assuming it is the correct person.
Booking date When the person entered the Warren County jail process. Compare it with the known arrest timing.
Charge The alleged offense associated with the booking or court matter. Check the Kentucky court record because a booking charge may later change.
Bond type / amount Bond information currently associated with a charge or case. Call before paying because another charge or hold can affect release.
Court / court date Court assignment or scheduled proceeding when available. Verify with the Warren County Circuit Court Clerk.
Release date Indicates that a custody period may have ended. Do not use an old release record as proof of present custody.
Arresting agency The police agency connected with the arrest. Useful when requesting an arrest report or confirming where the arrest began.
Classification / housing May indicate jail placement or program assignment. Important for visitation because Class D follows a different schedule.
Charge does not equal conviction: JailTracker reflects booking and case information available to the jail. The Kentucky court record is the better source for later orders, dismissals, pleas, sentencing and case disposition.
Troubleshooting

No Warren County inmate found? Follow this order

The arrest just happened Jail processing may still be underway. Call 270-843-4606 when the arrest is recent and the roster is blank.
The spelling may be different Search the last name alone and try a middle name, maiden surname, suffix or compound-name variation.
The person may already be released Use a released-person filter if JailTracker provides one instead of searching only the current roster.
The person may be in another county Confirm the arresting agency and arrest location. A Bowling Green connection does not guarantee current custody at Warren County Regional Jail.
The person may be in state custody A sentenced Kentucky prisoner may move from the county jail into Department of Corrections custody.
The person is a juvenile Juvenile custody is handled through Kentucky DJJ, not the adult JailTracker roster.
Useful jail phone script “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name] is currently in Warren County Regional Jail. The arrest may have happened on [date] through [agency]. Could you tell me whether the person is still being processed, currently housed here, released or transferred?”
After an arrest

What happens during Warren County jail booking?

Warren County’s own jail-tour information describes the local intake process. Understanding that process helps explain why a newly arrested person can take time to appear in normal housing or visitation.

1
Secure intake

Arresting officers enter through the jail sallyport and bring the prisoner into the booking area.

2
Computer booking

Prisoner information is entered into the jail computer system and booking photographs are taken.

3
Fingerprinting

The jail uses electronic Livescan fingerprinting to establish identity and process the arrest.

4
Observation when needed

The jail says people with drug or alcohol involvement may be placed in a detox observation cell for a period during intake.

5
Housing assignment

After processing, the inmate is placed according to classification and facility needs.

6
Court, bond or continued custody

The booking continues into the court and release process based on the individual case.

Why the roster can lag behind an arrest: booking involves officer paperwork, photographs, identification, fingerprints and sometimes observation before the person reaches a stable housing status.

Warren County Regional Jail facility facts

Warren County Regional Jail
920 Kentucky Street
Bowling Green, KY 42101

Phone: 270-843-4606

Fax: 270-843-5317

Email: WarCoJail@ky.gov

Administration

Jailer: Stephen Harmon

The Jailer operates the Regional Jail. Jail operations are separate from the Warren County Sheriff’s Office.

How the jail developed

Main jail

The current main jail opened in 1987 after inmates were moved from the former county jail.

Class D building

A 144-bed Class D building opened in 1998 for work-release and Class D program inmates.

Additional housing

A 160-bed addition opened in 2000 for female and federal inmates.

Published bed count: Warren County Regional Jail’s facility history states that later jail-standard changes increased the facility’s total listed beds to 562.
Bond payment

Warren County bond rules families should know before paying

Warren County Regional Jail publishes one especially important bond rule: if a bond is paid with a money order or cashier’s check, the payment must be made payable to the Warren County Circuit Court Clerk.

Do not make the bond instrument payable to the inmate or jail. The jail states that a money order or cashier’s check made payable to anyone other than the Warren County Circuit Court Clerk will be refused.
Confirm the exact person Use the JailTracker record and current booking information.
Review every listed charge A person may have more than one case or bond condition.
Call before purchasing a cashier’s check Ask the jail or Circuit Court Clerk for the current amount and payment requirements before buying a non-refundable financial instrument.
Use the correct payee For a money order or cashier’s check used for bond, write Warren County Circuit Court Clerk.
Keep the receipt Save the case number, booking information and proof of payment.
Confirm actual release Payment of a bond does not guarantee that a person will physically leave immediately if another hold or case exists.
Warren County Regional Jail

270-843-4606

Warren County Circuit Court Clerk

270-746-7400

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

Published jail fees

Processing and daily housing fees for county inmates

$70 processing fee

Warren County Regional Jail currently publishes a $70 processing fee for county inmates.

$30 daily housing fee

The jail also publishes a $30-per-day housing fee for county inmates.

At release: the jail says inmates receive a letter concerning any refund that may be due or instructions for arranging a payment plan for fees owed.
Main jail visitation

Warren County Jail visitation: appointment process

Visit days

Wednesday and Saturday for the main jail.

Appointment required

Main-jail visitation is not published as walk-in visitation.

Call to schedule

270-843-4606

Confirm the inmate is still housed in the main jail Class D inmates follow a different visitation schedule, so verify housing first.
Choose Wednesday or Saturday Those are the published main-jail visitation days.
Call during appointment hours Call between 8:00 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. Monday through Friday, unless the front office is closed.
Call the day before the requested visit The jail specifically states that the appointment must be made the day prior to the requested visitation day.
Ask what identification and items are permitted Facility rules can vary by secure jail side, female housing, weekender status or Class D assignment.
Reconfirm before traveling Lockdown, housing changes or front-office closures can affect an appointment.
Do not use the Class D schedule for a main-jail inmate. Warren County publishes separate schedules for the secure main jail and Class D dorms.
Class D visitation

Warren County Class D inmate visitation schedule

Warren County’s Class D program has dorm-specific visitation. The inmate’s housing assignment matters before you choose a day or time.

Published weekday Class D visitation
Dorm Day Published seating times
C Dorm Monday 7:10–7:25 p.m.; 7:35–7:50 p.m.; 8:00–8:15 p.m.
D Dorm Tuesday 7:00–7:30 p.m.; 7:40–8:10 p.m.; 8:20–8:50 p.m.
E Dorm Wednesday 7:00–7:30 p.m.; 7:40–8:10 p.m.; 8:20–8:50 p.m.
F Dorm Thursday 7:00–7:30 p.m.; 7:40–8:10 p.m.; 8:20–8:50 p.m.
Published Sunday Class D visitation
Dorm Sunday seatings
C Dorm 7:10–7:25 a.m.; 7:35–7:50 a.m.; 8:00–8:15 a.m.
F Dorm 10:00–10:30 a.m.; 10:40–11:10 a.m.; 11:20–11:50 a.m.
E Dorm 12:30–1:00 p.m.; 1:10–1:40 p.m.; 1:50–2:20 p.m.
D Dorm 2:30–3:00 p.m.; 3:10–3:40 p.m.; 3:50–4:20 p.m.
Before relying on this schedule: confirm the inmate’s current dorm and the current visitation status at 270-843-4606. Housing assignments can change.

Video visitation and attorney visitation

Warren County Regional Jail maintains separate video-visitation registration, schedule, instructions and tutorial resources on its visitation page. Because the vendor interface and available appointment blocks can change, complete the scheduling step through the live jail visitation system.

Confirm the inmate is still in Warren County custody
Verify the inmate’s current housing/classification
Register using accurate visitor information
Choose an available time shown by the live system
Read current visitor conduct rules before connecting
Treat non-privileged communications as potentially monitored
Open live visitation registration page
Inmate accounts

How to add money to a Warren County inmate account

Published Warren County inmate-account deposit methods
Method Jail rule Important detail
Cash at front office Cash may be brought to the front office during normal business hours. Confirm business hours before traveling.
TouchPay kiosk The jail lists a TouchPay kiosk in the main lobby. The jail states lobby-kiosk access is during normal business hours.
Money order May be mailed for the inmate account. Make it payable to the inmate and include purchaser information.
Certified check The jail lists certified checks as an inmate-account funding option. Confirm the current mailing route before sending.
Personal check Not accepted. Use an approved alternative.
Two different money-order rules: an inmate-account money order is made payable to the inmate. A money order used to pay bond must be made payable to the Warren County Circuit Court Clerk. Mixing these rules can result in rejection.

Money-order checklist for the inmate account

Use the inmate’s correct booked name
Make the inmate-account money order payable to the inmate
Include the purchaser’s information
Do not use a personal check
Keep the purchase receipt
Confirm the current mailing address before sending money
Mail rules

Warren County inmate mail, legal mail and digital-mail precautions

Warren County Regional Jail now links a Digital Mail Center update for personal inmate correspondence. The jail’s long-standing mail rules still require proper identification of the inmate and sender and allow inspection for contraband.

Personal digital mail
Inmate’s Full Name & Securus ID#
Warren County-KY
c/o Securus DMC
PO Box 22587
Tampa, FL 33622

Because Warren County has changed digital-mail routing in the past, reconfirm this address before mailing time-sensitive documents.

Legal mail / official correspondence
Inmate’s Full Name / ID
Warren County Regional Jail
920 Kentucky Street
Bowling Green, KY 42101

Legal mail receives different handling from ordinary personal correspondence.

Published mail rules

Use the inmate’s name
Include the sender’s full name and return address
Do not use only initials or a nickname for the sender
Laminated mail is not accepted
Use proper postage
Do not put drawings, signs or symbols on outgoing inmate envelopes
Indigent correspondence supplies: the jail says a proven indigent inmate receives two envelopes, ten sheets of paper, two postage stamps and one pencil once each week.

Legal-mail privacy

Warren County says correspondence from attorneys, courts and other public officials will not be read by detention deputies. Legal mail may be inspected for contraband in the presence of the receiving inmate.

Do not send a bond payment to the digital personal-mail address. Legal mail, financial instruments and ordinary personal correspondence can follow different processing routes. Confirm with the jail before mailing anything valuable.

Warren County inmate telephone rules

Warren County publishes several useful telephone rules that families should know before assuming an inmate can simply receive a normal call.

After booking

Newly admitted inmates are allowed a reasonable number of collect or collect long-distance call attempts to an attorney or family member until one call is completed, subject to available time.

Minimum published access

The jail states that each inmate is permitted to complete at least one collect telephone call each week.

Three-way calls

Calls attempting three-way connection may be disconnected.

Monitoring

The jail warns that calls may be monitored or recorded at any time.

Legal strategy warning: family calls should not be treated as confidential attorney communications. Avoid discussing sensitive case strategy on monitored jail telephone lines.
Health and mental health

How medical, dental and psychiatric care works inside the jail

Routine medical request

An inmate requests care by completing a Medical Request Form.

Medical provider

The jail says medical care is delivered by a licensed physician or nurse selected by the Jailer.

Emergency medical care

Emergency medical care is available to inmates.

Emergency dental and psychiatric care

The jail specifically states that emergency dental and psychiatric care shall also be available.

Family concern: if you believe a person has an urgent health or mental-health problem, call 270-843-4606 and clearly state that you are reporting a health or safety concern rather than a routine inmate-information question.
Property

When Warren County Jail accepts inmate property

Published property-acceptance hours
Area Hours Important restriction
Old Jail / secure jail side Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Except holidays; only approved property should be brought.
Class D Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Except holidays; Class D has its own approved-item list.
30-day rule: Warren County says unclaimed property after 30 days becomes jail property and may be disposed of. Property mailed or possessed by an inmate that is not on the permitted-items list may also be destroyed or discarded.
Do not assume the same items are allowed everywhere. The jail publishes different approved-property lists for the secure jail side, Female Z Dorm, weekenders and Class D.
Court records and dates

Warren County criminal court contacts and in-custody docket information

Warren County Justice Center
1001 Center Street, Suite 102
Bowling Green, KY 42101
Office of Circuit Court Clerk

Circuit Court Clerk: Brandi Duvall

Phone: 270-746-7400

Fax: 270-746-7501

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

Published Division V criminal schedule

Selected Warren County Circuit Court Division V schedule
Proceeding Published schedule
Criminal in-custody defendants First and third Monday at 9:00 a.m.
Criminal sentencing First and third Monday at 11:00 a.m.
Criminal out-of-custody defendants First and third Monday at 1:00 p.m.
In-custody criminal cases Second and fourth Monday at 1:00 p.m.
Probation / violation / revocation hearings Third Tuesday at 1:00 p.m.
Do not assume this table is your specific hearing date. It is a published general court schedule. Always verify an individual defendant’s actual court date with the Circuit Court Clerk or current case record.

How to get court records

Kentucky Court of Justice states that requests for Circuit, District, Family and Business Court case records start with the Office of Circuit Court Clerk in the county where the case was handled. The clerk can tell you whether the record is in the courthouse, at another records facility or subject to retention rules.

Check Warren County court information Call Circuit Court Clerk
Older jail records

Need an older booking, report or jail record?

If the live JailTracker roster does not provide the historical record you need, Warren County Regional Jail publishes an open-records process and Warren County government publishes countywide open-record rules.

Copy charge

Warren County government publishes a standard charge of 10 cents per page for ordinary open-record copies.

Inspection hours

Responsive records may be scheduled for in-person inspection between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday–Friday at the responsible county office.

Jail records

Warren County Regional Jail maintains its own Open Records Information page and request materials.

Open jail records request page
Alternative custody

Warren County Home Incarceration: what happens after a court order

Warren County’s Home Incarceration Program does not begin simply because someone wants electronic monitoring. The court must first order home incarceration instead of jail.

Obtain the court order The court must order the person to Home Incarceration.
Contact the Class D office Call the jail to schedule an appointment or go to the Class D Front Office through door 101.
Go during published office hours The Home Incarceration Department is available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m..
Bring the court order Warren County says the person must bring the court order before an appointment is scheduled. The jail does not call the defendant to set it up.
Have a working phone and take the drug test A working telephone is required and the participant must be prepared to pass a drug test.
Receive GPS ankle monitoring After successfully completing the intake requirements, a GPS tracking unit is attached to the ankle.
Document approved activities Work, school, church, AA and other approved schedule periods require documentation showing the permitted times.
Follow the schedule exactly Late departure or return can become a violation. Warren County warns that violations can result in arrest and serving the sentence in jail.
No alcohol or illegal drugs

The participant is subject to testing during Home Incarceration.

Participant pays the cost

Warren County states that the defendant is responsible for the cost of Home Incarceration.

Class D / Home Incarceration Office

270-843-4606, extension 118 or 129

What the Warren County Class D program means

Warren County’s Class D work program is different from ordinary pretrial housing. The jail says the program is for qualifying state prisoners convicted of Class D felonies and sentenced to less than five years.

State classification

The Kentucky Department of Corrections assigns the inmate’s security classification after sentencing.

Minimum-security requirement

The jail says minimum-security inmates may be eligible; sex offenders are excluded from the program.

Work assignments

Participants may perform work for government and nonprofit agencies.

Community jobs

After satisfactory performance, some participants may advance to community jobs with civilian supervision.

Why this matters to families: a Class D inmate may have different property rules, visitation times, work assignments and release-planning services than a person on the secure jail side.
Release and transition

What to expect when a Warren County inmate approaches release

Bond has been paid Wait for the jail to confirm completion of the release process rather than assuming payment equals immediate exit.
Person disappears from current roster Search released records if available and call the jail to determine whether the person was released or transferred.
State sentence begins Search Kentucky Department of Corrections once custody moves from the county facility.
Probation or parole follows Kentucky DOC District 3 handles Warren County probation and parole supervision.

Warren County Reentry Services

Warren County Regional Jail operates a Reentry Services Division intended to address barriers that can cause a person to return to custody. The jail lists spiritual, educational, employment, health-care, housing, identification and family-relationship needs among its reentry priorities.

Housing

Planning for a stable place to live after release.

Employment

Job preparation, vocational support and employer connections.

Identification

Helping eligible participants address ID-document barriers before release.

Substance-use support

Programs may include drug rehabilitation and substance-abuse prevention resources.

Family relationships

Support intended to make the transition back to the community more stable.

Pre-release planning

The jail says Pre-Release/Reentry programming may be available to inmates with three months or less remaining before release.

Kentucky Probation and Parole — Warren County

Kentucky DOC District 3 — Warren County
140 Old Porter Pike, Unit #8
Bowling Green, KY 42101

Phone: 270-746-7420

Safety

PREA and sexual-misconduct reporting

Warren County Regional Jail publishes a zero-tolerance PREA policy. The jail states that sexual misconduct involving inmates is prohibited and complaints are to be investigated promptly and consistently.

No inmate consent to staff sexual activity

The jail’s policy states that a person in custody cannot consent to a sexual relationship with an employee.

Retaliation prohibited

The jail’s PREA policy expressly prohibits retaliation related to a complaint.

Investigation

The Jailer determines whether an allegation is investigated internally or by an outside investigator depending on the complaint.

Victim support

The policy says a victim is referred to appropriate resources when needed.

Immediate safety concern: report urgent safety information to jail staff at 270-843-4606. For an immediate emergency outside the facility, call 911.
Juvenile custody

If the person is under juvenile jurisdiction

Do not use the adult Warren County Regional Jail roster as if it were a juvenile roster. Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice operates the Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center separately.

Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center
1020 Kentucky Street
Bowling Green, KY 42101

Phone: 270-746-7155

Facility type

Kentucky DJJ describes it as a 43-bed, high-level male-only detention facility for juveniles charged with Class C felonies or higher.

Published juvenile visitation

Kentucky DJJ Warren juvenile visitation
Day Published time
Wednesday 1:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Saturday 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Juvenile privacy: juvenile detention information is not handled like an adult public JailTracker record. Family, counsel, court or DJJ should be used for case-specific questions.

When to call the Warren County Sheriff instead of the jail

The Sheriff’s Office and Regional Jail have different responsibilities. This distinction prevents many unnecessary calls.

Call the Regional Jail for
  • Current inmate custody
  • Jail visitation
  • Inmate accounts
  • Mail rules
  • Property
  • Jail medical procedure
  • Class D and Home Incarceration
Call the Sheriff for
  • Sheriff’s Office reports or services
  • Law-enforcement questions handled by WCSO
  • Property/evidence questions involving the Sheriff
  • County law-enforcement administrative matters
Warren County Sheriff’s Office
1347 KY Highway 185, Suite 1
Bowling Green, KY 42101

Phone: 270-842-1633

Business hours: 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., except legal holidays.

Warren County jail and court contact directory

Call the office that handles the actual problem
Question Office Phone
Is the person in Warren County Jail? Warren County Regional Jail 270-843-4606
How do I schedule visitation? Warren County Regional Jail 270-843-4606
What is the current bond/court status? Circuit Court Clerk / Jail 270-746-7400
How do I set up Home Incarceration? Class D Office 270-843-4606 ext. 118 or 129
Who handles probation or parole? Kentucky DOC District 3 270-746-7420
Is the person in juvenile detention? Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center 270-746-7155
I need a Sheriff’s Office matter Warren County Sheriff 270-842-1633
County criminal prosecution question Warren County Attorney 270-782-2760

Warren County practical tips that prevent common mistakes

Search last name first

A narrow search can hide a booking when the middle name or spelling differs.

Do not call the Sheriff for every jail question

Warren County Regional Jail is operated by the Jailer and has its own phone and procedures.

Ask which housing side applies

Main jail and Class D inmates do not follow the same visitation schedule.

Schedule main-jail visits one day ahead

The jail specifically requires the appointment to be made the day before the requested Wednesday/Saturday visit.

Do not mix money-order payees

Inmate-account money order = inmate. Bond money order/cashier’s check = Warren County Circuit Court Clerk.

Keep proof of every payment

Save receipts for commissary deposits, money orders and bond instruments.

Use the court record after the roster

Jail charges are not the same thing as the final court disposition.

Check released status

If a current inmate suddenly disappears from the roster, look for a release entry and call the jail.

Do not mail unapproved property

The jail warns that unapproved property can be destroyed or discarded.

Warren County Regional Jail map and arrival checklist

Confirm the inmate is still in Warren County custody
Write down the booked name and inmate identifier
Know whether the inmate is main jail or Class D
Confirm your visit or service hours
Carry valid identification
Call before bringing property or a financial instrument

Live actions that still require an official system

Most procedures are explained above. These links are reserved for actions that require a current database, registration form or official request.

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Search current or released inmates

Use JailTracker for the live Warren County roster.

Open JailTracker
ID
Register video visitation

Use the jail’s current visitation page for live registration and available video appointments.

Open visitation system
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Verify a court case

Use Kentucky Court of Justice or contact the Circuit Court Clerk for current hearing and case information.

Open Warren County court page
DOC
Check state custody

Use Kentucky Department of Corrections when the person has transferred from county jail to state custody.

Open Kentucky DOC
REC
Request older jail records

Use the Regional Jail open-records process when live JailTracker is not the record you need.

Open jail records page
HI
Review Home Incarceration

Use the jail page only after a court has ordered Home Incarceration.

Open H/I information
Source review: information was checked on August 14, 2026 against Warren County Regional Jail pages covering the roster, visitation, bonds, mail, telephone, inmate accounts, medical care, property, Class D, Home Incarceration, PREA, reentry and open records; Warren County government; Kentucky Court of Justice; Kentucky Department of Corrections; and Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice. Live custody, housing, court dates, vendors and operational schedules can change.

Warren County Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate in Warren County, Kentucky?

Use the Warren County Regional Jail JailTracker roster. Search by name, complete any security validation, and open the matching profile. Call 270-843-4606 when the arrest is recent or the result is unclear.

What is the Warren County Regional Jail phone number?

The jail’s main number is 270-843-4606. The facility is at 920 Kentucky Street, Bowling Green, KY 42101.

Who operates Warren County Regional Jail?

The Warren County Jailer operates the jail. The jail currently identifies Stephen Harmon as Jailer. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is a separate agency.

When can I visit an inmate in the main jail?

Main-jail visits are Wednesday and Saturday by appointment. Call 270-843-4606 between 8:00 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. Monday through Friday to schedule, and make the appointment the day before the requested visit.

Do Class D inmates have the same visitation schedule?

No. Warren County publishes separate dorm-based visitation for Class D inmates, including weekday and Sunday seating periods.

How do I add money to an inmate’s account?

The jail lists cash at the front office, a TouchPay lobby kiosk, money order and certified check. Personal checks are not accepted.

Who should an inmate-account money order be payable to?

For the inmate account, the money order should be payable to the inmate and include the purchaser’s information.

Who should a bond money order be payable to?

A money order or cashier’s check used for bond must be payable to the Warren County Circuit Court Clerk.

What jail fees are published for county inmates?

Warren County Regional Jail publishes a $70 processing fee and a $30 daily housing fee for county inmates.

How does an inmate request medical care?

Routine medical care is requested using a Medical Request Form. The jail also states that emergency medical, dental and psychiatric care is available.

How does Home Incarceration begin?

A court must first order Home Incarceration. The participant then contacts the Class D office, brings the court order, has a working phone, completes a drug test and, if accepted, is fitted with GPS monitoring.

Where do I check Warren County criminal court information?

The Warren County Office of Circuit Court Clerk is at 1001 Center Street, Suite 102, Bowling Green, KY 42101. Call 270-746-7400.

Where should I search for a juvenile?

Juvenile custody is separate from the adult jail roster. Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center is operated by Kentucky DJJ at 1020 Kentucky Street, Bowling Green, KY 42101. Its phone number is 270-746-7155.

Independent public-information guide: This website is not Warren County Regional Jail, Warren County government, the Warren County Sheriff, Kentucky Court of Justice or a live jail database. Booking information, charges, bond, housing, court dates and release status can change. An arrest or listed charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt. Verify the correct person before sending money, traveling to the facility, publishing allegations or making employment, housing or legal decisions.

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