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Meade County, Kentucky
Meade County Jail Inmate Search, Arrests and Mugshots
The Meade County Jail is a minimum security facility located in Brandenburg, Kentucky. The county jail houses both male and female offenders who have been arrested and charged with either misdemeanor or felony offenses. The Meade County Jail has a mission to serve the citizens of Meade County by providing a safe, secure and supportive correctional environment while protecting the well-being of the community. The County Jail offers programs to the inmates including multiple church services, Narcotics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, GED testing, and moral recognition therapy. Inmates can also participate in the County Jail’s garden and woodworking shop. The current jailer is J.J. Scarborough, and the Chief Deputy is Brandon Finch.
County Jail contact information:
516 Hillcrest Dr. #16
Brandenburg, KY 40108
Phone: 270-422-2546
How to Send Mail or Package
Inmates are allowed to receive mail from their friends and family while incarcerated. All incoming mail must be addressed with the Inmate name and Inmate ID and have a return address on the envelope. All incoming mail must be in the form of a letter or postcard. That is because all mail must be able to be fed through a sheet fed scanner. All incoming mail shall be opened, inspected and/or read to determine if contraband is enclosed or any violation of prison rules has occurred. If any is found, mail will be destroyed and not returned.
Pictures are the only enclosures permitted to be mailed to inmates. Each inmate is allowed up to 10 photographs per package, but they must be printed on photo paper. Printouts from the internet, colored pages, and provocative material are not permitted and will be destroyed.
Mail can be sent in the following format:
Inmate Name – Inmate ID
Meade County Detention Center
PO Box 76550
Highland Heights, KY 410276
Offenders are also able to send digital messages to Friends and Family through the kiosk system for a fee. The receiver of the message can respond. There are directions in the first message sent on how to respond to the inmate.
Friends and family can add money to an inmate’s commissary account multiple ways. The first and easiest way is online using the CorrectPay website. An account must be made, and then the inmate can be searched using their first and last name. The second way is via telephone. The number to call is 1-855-836-3364. In addition to the internet and telephone, there is a kiosk in the County Jail lobby. Cash, credit, or debit cards are accepted.
