Lookup Crittenden Restricted Custody Center Inmates

Crittenden Restricted Custody Center Overview

Crittenden Restricted Custody Center appears in Kentucky Department of Corrections weekly jail reporting as Crittenden RCC. KDOC notes generally that an RCC is a standalone building, separate from the jail, designed for community or minimum custody housing. For Crittenden County, the research did not locate a separate public RCC address, entrance, or phone line. The practical public contact route is through Crittenden County Detention Center at 208 W. Carlisle Street in Marion.

The RCC is not a duplicate name for the secure jail. It is the local restricted-custody line for people in work-release, community-custody, and non-secure categories reported apart from the secure jail population. That distinction is important when reading Crittenden County inmate population data. The secure jail had its own male, female, federal, Class D, and controlled-intake categories, while the RCC line in the June 4, 2026 report showed non-secure male prisoners.

Because no separate RCC online roster was found, the Crittenden County jail roster and the jail information phone line are the correct starting points. A person in state custody may also appear in Kentucky Online Offender Lookup if the state locator has a current record. Federal and immigration searches remain separate from the RCC and county roster.

Crittenden RCC Capacity and Population

The KDOC weekly jail report dated June 4, 2026 lists Crittenden RCC with 39 beds and 28 prisoners. That equals 72 percent of reported RCC capacity. The report line lists 18 Class D inmates, 10 community-custody eligible inmates, no federal inmates, and 11 beds under capacity.

Search Crittenden Restricted Custody Inmates

The official lookup path is the same local custody chain used for the detention center. Start with the Crittenden County Detention Center inmate search, which research identified as JailTracker-provided. If the roster does not show the person or the facility field is unclear, call the jail at 270-965-3185 and ask whether the person is in secure custody, RCC status, work release, or another transfer status.

1. Open the Crittenden County jail inmate search from the official detention center website.
2. Search by the inmate's name, using exact spelling and then a shorter last-name query if needed.
3. Look for facility, status, or housing clues that separate RCC status from secure jail custody.
4. Call the jail when the roster is down, delayed, or unclear about the person's location.
5. Check KOOL if the person has moved into sentenced state custody or state-controlled placement.

For federal inmates, the local roster may show contract custody before the federal sentence is complete. After federal designation, use the BOP inmate locator. For immigration custody, use ICE ODLS. For alerts, use VINELink rather than repeatedly refreshing a roster result.

Crittenden RCC Address and Contact

Research did not verify a separate public entrance for the RCC. Route address, phone, mail, and visit questions through the main jail unless staff gives more specific instructions. This is especially important for work-release participants, where report time, release time, payment status, and job authorization can change by order or jail rule.

Crittenden RCC Work Release

The official work-release and weekend-program result states that participants must pay housing costs of $32 per day, one week in advance, before release to work. That local fee is tied to program participation and should not be treated as a bond amount, court cost, or commissary charge. Eligibility still depends on jail approval, court orders, work schedule documentation, custody status, and any hold from another agency.

Work release is not a public promise that an inmate may leave the facility. The jail can stop, change, or deny work-release movement for safety, rule violations, missed payments, changed court orders, or new holds. Employers and family members should confirm instructions with jail staff instead of relying only on an older roster note.

Crittenden RCC Visits and Video

Public visitation information is routed through the detention center's visitation system. The official jail visitation result says each inmate receives two free 20-minute onsite visits per week. The ICSolutions Crittenden facility page states that visitors must register and can use onsite video terminals or offsite video by supported computer or mobile device.

Mail, Phone, and Commissary

Use the jail's published mail format unless staff gives a separate RCC instruction. Official mail result text says to address inmate mail to the inmate at 208 W. Carlisle St., Marion, KY 42064, and it bars unapproved inmate-to-inmate mail. If the roster gives a booking number or jail number, include it as an aid, but do not assume it is required unless confirmed by the current mail page.

Crittenden RCC Records and Limits

Kentucky open-records law can support written requests for public records held by the proper custodian, but the request must go to the office that maintains the record. For an RCC custody record, start with the jail or jailer. For sheriff-generated incident reports, use the Crittenden County Sheriff's Office open-records route. For court charges, use the Circuit Court Clerk or Kentucky Court of Justice search tools.

Restricted custody

Lower-security or community custody that is not the same as release from jail authority.

Class D inmate

A lower-level Kentucky felony prisoner category often housed in county facilities.

Community-custody eligible

A reported category for people who may qualify for less secure placement under state or jail rules.

Hold

A court or agency restriction that can block release or movement even when another matter changes.