Morganfield, Kentucky Police Station Information
Morganfield has 92% less violent crime compared to the national average.
Morganfield has 65% less property crime compared to the national average.
Overall, the crime rate in Morganfield is 71% less than the national average.
In the last 5 years, Morganfield has had a rise in violent crimes but a decline in property crimes in the city. As of July of 2023, there are 20 registered sex offenders living within city limits.
The Morganfield Police Department is a full service law enforcement agency in the city. The department is responsible for patrolling city limits, conducting criminal investigations, apprehending criminals, and processing all paperwork. The department meets all requirements needed to operate as a law enforcement agency in the state of Kentucky. The current Chief of Police is Geoff Deibler.
The police department can be reached at the following:
100 S. Spring St.
Morganfield, KY 42437
Phone: 270-389-4357
Individuals who are arrested in Morganfield are transported to the Webster County Jail. The Webster County Jail is a medium security facility located in Dixon, Kentucky. The jail holds inmates who have been arrested for misdemeanor or felony charges. The county jail is co-ed, with female and male inmates separated in different pods. The inmates held at the county jail are awaiting trial, have been convicted and serving their sentence, or cannot bond out. The county jail complies with the Kentucky Jail Standards to ensure full compliance. Although Union County does not have a jail, they do have their own jailer.
Friends and family can add money to an inmate’s commissary account online. The county jail uses a third party provider website called CareACell. An account must be made. The website accepts credit and debit cards. The other way to add money to an inmate’s account is by dropping off money at the jail. Funds for inmates can be dropped off between the hours of 7 am and 3 pm, Monday through Friday. No money will be taken at any other time. After hours, money can be added to inmate accounts through the kiosks in the lobby of the detention center.
