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Campbell County Kentucky Sheriff Overview

Campbell County is located in the northern region of Kentucky. It has two county seats – Alexandria and Newport. Formed on 1794, it was named after a Kentucky legislator who also fought during the Revolutionary War, Colonel John Campbell. The zip codes in Campbell County are 41072, 41071, 41074, 41073, 41076, 41075, 41085, 41099, 41001, 41006, 41007, and 41059.

In Campbell County, the chief law enforcement officer is Sheriff Mike Jansen. You can reach him directly at [email protected]. The Campbell County Detention Center is headed by James A. Daley. You can contact the Jailer at 859-431-4611.

Campbell County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 1098 Monmouth Street, Newport, Kentucky 41071

Phone: (859) 292-3833

Fax: (859) 292-3826

Campbell County Sheriff

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Inmate Search in Campbell County Jail

To locate an inmate at the Campbell County Detention Center, you can check their online database here.

Campbell Inmate Roster

You can search for an inmate using their first name, last name, or alias. Once you find the inmate, you will be able to also view the following information: the inmate’s full name, age, address, physical description, booking date, arrest date, scheduled release date, charges, bond, and booking photo.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Campbell County Detention Center are allowed public and video visitation. All visits must be scheduled beforehand.

Public visitation hours are as follows:

Monday – Thursday 1 PM to 4:30 PM

Saturday and Sunday 9 AM to 4:30 PM

Internet visits are allowed every day of the week between the hours of 9am to 10pm.

Inmates housed in the Restricted Custody Center are allowed visitation on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Visiting hours are not given to visitors. Inmates are the ones responsible for scheduling visits and informing friends and family of the approved time. Inmates in RCC are allowed one hour contact visits.

You can learn more about visitation at the Campbell County Detention Center here.

Campbell Visitation Schedule

The only acceptable items sent through mail are as follows:

– Cards

– Letters

– Photographs (limit of 6, no larger than 4″x6″)

– Money orders

To send mail to an inmate, please address it as follows:

Inmate’s Name

Campbell County Detention Center

601 Central Avenue

Newport, Kentucky 41071

Money orders can be sent via US mail, FedEx, or UPS. They should be made out to the Campbell County Detention Center.  On the memo line, please write the inmate’s name and DOB, social or jacket number.

Money can also be deposited into an inmate’s account using the cashier located in the visitation lobby. Online deposits can be made at www.SmartDeposit.com. Phone deposits can be made by calling 1-866-394-0490.

When depositing funds by phone or online, please make sure you have the following information:

– Inmate’s first and last name

– Inmate’s ID number

– Your billing address and credit card information

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

Sex offenders must give their information to the local law enforcement who has jurisdiction where they reside in. The state and national sex offender databases contain all information on registered sex offenders. These registries have been made available to the public to help increase awareness and safety. People are categorized as sex offenders if they have been convicted of an offense that is classified as sexually motivated. These offenses include rape, sex trafficking, and child pornography. The Kentucky sex offender registry can be used to locate sex offenders residing in the state.

Kentucky Sex Offender Registry

It is important that the public understands that there may be information in the database that is not accurate or complete. This is because some sex offenders have not complied with the law. As such, some of the information may be previously known addresses or incomplete addresses (just the neighborhood or block the offender resides in).

Bail and Bondsman

If you are charged with a crime in Campbell County, you may get out of jail while you wait for your trial with the condition that you post a bond or bail. The type of bond will depend on the crime you have committed and/or the judge’s discretion. For most bonds, a monetary value is assigned and must be pledged to the court as a form of guarantee that the defendant will show up in court for his trial. The money is forfeited if the defendant misses one of his scheduled appearances.

Posting a bond can also be done by a bondsman if the defendant is unable to come up with the money to do so. The bondsman will serve as a surety, informing the court that full payment of the bond will be made by him if the defendant fails to appear for his trial. To hire a bondsman, you must pay him a non-refundable fee that is equal to 8-10% of the bail amount.

It is illegal to practice commercial bail bonding in Kentucky. Ky. Stat. § 431.510 (outlawing commercial bail bond industry); see Stephens v. Bonding Assoc. of Kentucky, 538 S.W.2d 580 (Ky 1976) (upholding statute). Bond agents from out of state seeking to arrest a bail jumper who is hiding in Kentucky need to get a warrant. Ky. Rev. Stat. § 440.270.