Search Boyle County Inmate Records

Boyle County inmate records are centered on the county jail roster for people held in local custody. A Boyle County jail roster search helps families, counsel, and the public check whether a person is still in custody, what booking information may be listed, and which next office can answer a bond, court, or records question. The local roster is not the same as state prison, federal prison, or immigration custody, so a complete lookup may require more than one official source.

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Boyle County Jail Roster

The official path for Boyle County jail inmate records starts at the county detention page, moves to the Boyle County Detention Center site, and then uses the Current Inmate List link to open the Public Safety Cloud JailTracker roster. The county detention page states that inmate information includes bond information and amounts, current charges, and photographs through the detention-center site. That makes JailTracker the first place to check current Boyle County Detention Center custody, including people booked after an arrest and people still waiting on bond or court action.

The roster should be treated as a current-custody tool, not a complete archive of old bookings. Static inspection of the roster URL showed a public roster app shell with a Blazor load screen, but the live search controls were not exposed in captured text. For that reason, exact field names should be checked in the live roster before relying on them. If the app does not load, if a person was released, or if the needed booking record is older than the public list, use the jail phone line, the lobby counter, or a written Boyle County open-records request.

Note: Boyle County inmate records on JailTracker are for local custody; sentenced DOC prisoners are searched through KOOL instead.


Use Boyle County JailTracker

The cleanest online path is to open the Boyle County Detention Center page, choose the current inmate list, and let the JailTracker app finish loading. Have the person's full name ready. A date of birth, spelling variant, or recent booking date can help if the first search does not match. Since the captured shell did not confirm the exact controls, avoid assuming that every usual JailTracker filter appears for Boyle County.

  1. Open the official Boyle County JailTracker roster from the detention-center site rather than a third-party copy.
  2. Search with the person's name and review any matching current-custody results that appear in the app.
  3. Open the listed inmate profile or detail view, if available, to check charges, bond, and photo information.
  4. If the app shows no match, repeat the search with spelling changes and then use the jail phone fallback.
  5. For a released person or an older booking sheet, prepare a written open-records request instead of relying on the public roster.

Do not use the roster as proof that no court case exists. Booking data can be created before the court file is complete, and a court case can continue after release from jail. For filed charges and case events after arrest, the separate Boyle County court records after jail arrest page is the better route.


Boyle County Roster Fields

The research capture found the official JailTracker shell, but it did not expose the live form fields in text. The safest table is therefore an access table, not a made-up list of last-name, first-name, booking-number, or facility filters. Use the live roster screen for any controls visible at the time of search, and use the phone or records path when the roster does not answer the question.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Roster app shellWeb appUnspecifiedThe official URL loads a Blazor roster shell titled Roster.
Search, name, or filtersNot visible in text captureUnspecifiedConfirm visible controls in the live app before assuming a field list.
ButtonsNot visible in text captureUnspecifiedStatic capture did not expose Search, Reset, or similar button labels.
LoginNone visible in shellUnspecifiedThe county links to this public roster; no login prompt appeared in the shell.

Boyle County Inmate Record Fields

Boyle County confirms three public record categories for the detention-center inmate information link: bond information and amounts, current charges, and photographs. Those are the firm local facts. Other fields often seen in jail systems, such as booking numbers, booking dates, arresting agencies, housing units, and release status, were not confirmed in the static capture for this roster. A missing field online does not mean the record does not exist. It may mean that the public app does not show it, that the inmate is no longer listed, or that the information must be requested from the custodian.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameExpected in roster results, but the exact display format was not captured.
Booking photoCounty source says photographs are available through the detention-center inmate information link.
ChargesCounty source says current charges are available; these are jail or booking-stage charges.
BondCounty source says bond information and amounts are available through the inmate information path.
Booking numberNot confirmed in the official capture.
Booking date or timeNot confirmed in the official capture.
Arresting agencyNot confirmed in the official capture.
Court dateUse Kentucky Court of Justice dockets or the Boyle Circuit Court Clerk if not shown in the roster.

Boyle County Inmate Record Help

When the online roster is down or unclear, the first local fallback is the Boyle County Detention Center. The county detention page lists 859-238-1100 ext. 300. The county courthouse phone page also lists 859-238-1127 as an older direct detention-center number, and the detention-site footer lists 859-238-1100 x1011. Have the person's full name and date of birth ready before calling. Staff may be able to route a custody or bond question, but a formal copy request may still require the county's open-records process.

In-person questions go to the public lobby at the Boyle County Detention Center during posted public hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The lobby also matters for several jail services, including the black kiosk for commissary deposits, the blue kiosk for phone time, and some bond or money-order steps. Booking itself is an operational jail process and should not be treated as limited to lobby hours. For visitor arrival, payment rules, or a time-sensitive release issue, call first.

Boyle County Detention Center

1860 South Danville Bypass

Danville, KY 40422

859-238-1100 ext. 300

Public lobby hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.


Boyle County Jail Records Requests

Use the county's open-record request process for booking records, jail records, older records, or items not visible through JailTracker. Boyle County says a written request must identify the records to inspect or copy, include the requester's name, address or email, phone number, commercial or noncommercial use statement, Kentucky residency verification under KRS 61.870, and a handwritten signature. The county charges 10 cents per released page and responds within five business days, excluding weekends and legal holidays.

For jail records, the custodian list names Boyle Co Detention Center, Brian Wofford, Jailer. The general open-records custodian is Julie Wagner at Boyle County Courthouse, 321 West Main Street, Room 111, Danville, KY 40422, with fax 859-238-1108. A precise request is stronger than a broad question. Name the person, date range, and record type, such as booking sheet, bond record, mugshot, or incident report. Kentucky law lets agencies withhold or redact records when an exemption applies, and the county page says agencies do not have to compile information or answer questions.


Boyle County Booking Timeline

A local booking usually starts when Danville Police, Perryville Police, Junction City Police, the sheriff's office, KSP, or another agency brings a person to the Boyle County Detention Center. Intake creates the jail record, handles property, records identity, takes a booking photo, and starts the custody classification process. The public roster may then show current charges and bond data when the information is available. The jail record is a custody record, while the later court record tracks what prosecutors file and what the judge does with the case.

Boyle County's bond materials give the best local timing detail. Pretrial Services interviews each inmate within 24 hours of booking, and bond amounts and conditions generally return to the jail by 1:00 p.m. daily. Conditions may include no contact with an alleged victim, drug testing, no new offenses, or other court terms. A detainer or hold from another agency can block release even when a local bond is posted.


Boyle County Records vs KOOL

Current Boyle County jail custody and sentenced state custody are different systems. The county roster is for people held by the Boyle County Detention Center or associated local custody channels. Northpoint Training Center is also in Boyle County, but it is a Kentucky Department of Corrections state prison, not the county jail. People sentenced to DOC custody are searched through Kentucky Offender Online Lookup, often called KOOL.

KOOL search options include first name, last name, offender type, gender, race, location type, photo-only filtering, alias searching, page size, page number, and sort order. It can show offender numbers, locations, incarcerated status, offense-category summaries, and photo availability for DOC inmates. For federal and immigration custody, use the BOP inmate locator or ICE Online Detainee Locator System. Boyle County research did not find a BOP or ICE detention facility inside the county.

Custody TypeBest Official SourceWhat It Covers
County pretrial or local jail custodyBoyle County JailTrackerCurrent local custody, current charges, bond data, and photos when listed.
Sentenced Kentucky DOC custodyKOOLState prisoners, including Northpoint Training Center residents.
Federal sentenced custodyBOP locatorPeople in Bureau of Prisons custody after federal sentence.
Immigration detentionICE ODLSImmigration detainees held in ICE custody or transferred out of local custody.

Boyle County VINE Alerts

Kentucky participates in VINE and VINELink for custody and release notifications. The detention-center helpful contacts page lists VINE at 800-511-1670, and the Kentucky Department of Corrections links VINE information through victim services. VINE is not a substitute for the jail roster or KOOL, but it is useful when a person needs notice of release, transfer, or custody status changes.

No confirmed Boyle County sheriff or police app with inmate lookup, warrant search, mugshot search, or records-request tools was found in the research. The City of Danville has a civic service request app for potholes, signs, code issues, and similar city matters, but it is not an inmate records app. Use JailTracker, KOOL, court dockets, phone contact, and open records instead.


Boyle County Jail Visits

The official detention-center visitation page lists video visitation daily from 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. It also states that each resident receives two free 15-minute visits per seven days. The county detention page links to outside-the-jail video visit instructions, but the captured research did not inspect the full PDF text. Confirm scheduling rules before setting a visit, especially if the inmate has just been booked or has moved to another facility.

DayHoursType
Monday7:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m.Video visitation
Tuesday7:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m.Video visitation
Wednesday7:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m.Video visitation
Thursday7:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m.Video visitation
Friday7:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m.Video visitation
Saturday7:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m.Video visitation
Sunday7:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m.Video visitation

Boyle County Inmate Mail

Standard non-legal mail for friends and family is routed through TextBehind, not sent straight to the jail street address. The format is inmate name and inmate ID, Boyle County Detention Center, PO Box 76550, Highland Heights, KY 41076. Legal mail and money orders use the jail street address at 1860 South Danville Bypass in Danville. All incoming mail must include the inmate name, inmate ID, and a return address. The jail rules also limit size, scanning, paper type, and prohibited content.

Money and communication channels are also split by need. Commissary deposits may be made through the black lobby kiosk, CorrectPay, or money order to inmate accounts. Care packages use KW Corrections or Kellwell. Phone time uses the blue lobby kiosk or InmateSales. Confirm custody on the roster or by phone before sending money, because a release, transfer, hold, or DOC move can change the correct channel.

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