Locate Adair County Restricted Custody Inmates

Adair County RCC Overview

Adair County Restricted Custody Center appears in Kentucky DOC weekly jail reporting as Adair RCC. The research did not locate a separate official RCC website or a distinct public address. For public contact and map routing, the jail-campus fallback address is 204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY 42728, with the same jail phone line, 270-384-5701. That address should be treated as a routing point rather than proof of a separate public entrance.

The RCC is best described as a restricted-custody or work-release style local custody category. It is not a Kentucky state prison. The DOC weekly jail report classifies the RCC security level as N, meaning non-secure in the report context, and it reports its beds and population separately from the secure Adair County Regional Jail line. This distinction is important because the secure jail can be over capacity while the RCC line remains below capacity.

Adair County RCC Population

The Kentucky DOC weekly jail report archive is the official source for Adair RCC bed and population figures found in the research. On June 4, 2026, the Adair RCC line listed 31 non-secure beds and 23 reported inmates. That put the RCC at 74 percent of capacity, or 8 beds under its listed capacity. The report showed all 23 inmates as non-secure male and 0 as non-secure female.

The same June 4, 2026 report listed 14 Class D inmates and 9 CC eligible inmates for Adair RCC, with 0 federal inmates. Those labels are report categories, not a public promise that every person has work-release privileges, outside employment, furlough approval, or a specific community-custody schedule. No official Adair source reviewed published individual RCC eligibility rules, employer requirements, transport rules, furlough limits, or disciplinary criteria.

Lookup Adair County RCC Inmates

The public lookup route remains the Adair County Regional Jail JailTracker roster unless the jail says otherwise. JailTracker is the official public roster channel identified for Adair local custody. It is current-only in the public agency configuration reviewed for this project, and it allows search by name, gender, offender identifiers, and intake date range. RCC placement may not be obvious from a public roster record, so call the jail if the question is whether a person is in secure jail housing, non-secure RCC status, court transport, or a transfer process.

If the person is no longer on the local roster, use Kentucky Online Offender Lookup for state DOC custody or state supervision. Use the BOP inmate locator for federal custody and ICE ODLS for immigration detention. The June 4, 2026 RCC report showed no federal inmates, and no BOP or ICE facility was found in Adair County, so those systems are fallback channels for transfer or different custody types rather than the normal RCC lookup path.

1. Search the Adair JailTracker roster by last name, then add first name or gender if needed.
2. Open the detail record and review current status, intake date, local IDs, and offense table entries.
3. Call 270-384-5701 if the record does not clearly show RCC placement or visit eligibility.
4. Use KOOL, BOP, ICE ODLS, VINELink, or court records if the person is not in local Adair custody.

The population source image below comes from the Kentucky DOC weekly jail reports page, which is the archive used for Adair RCC capacity and population figures.

The weekly report archive matters for RCC pages because DOC lists the secure jail and the restricted custody center on separate lines.

Adair County RCC Contact

A separate public address for Adair County Restricted Custody Center was not located in the official sources reviewed. The safe contact route is the jail-campus address and phone used for Adair County Regional Jail. Call before traveling, because RCC rules may differ from secure jail rules and the research did not locate a public entrance guide, lobby policy, parking instruction, or hours page for the restricted-custody center.

Adair County RCC Visits

No Adair source reviewed published a visitation schedule specific to the Restricted Custody Center. No official page identified RCC visitor days, approved visitor list rules, video visitation options, dress code, or a separate check-in location. Restricted custody does not mean free public access to the person. A non-secure classification in a DOC report is a custody and reporting category, while the jail still controls visit status, movement, and facility rules.

Call the jail before leaving for Columbia. Ask whether the person is currently assigned to RCC status, whether visits are allowed, whether visits are in-person or video, whether the visitor must be approved, and what identification is required. Because Adair's public sources did not publish RCC-specific rules, do not assume that a work-release style label means outside visitors, employer contact, furlough pickup, or off-site meetings are allowed.

Adair County RCC Mail and Money

The research did not locate a separate RCC mail format, commissary vendor, money-deposit vendor, tablet program, phone vendor, or fee schedule. That gap is important. Sending money or mail based on a generic jail directory can fail if the name, ID, housing status, vendor, or address format is wrong. Start with custody confirmation, then ask the jail whether the RCC uses the same mail and money process as the secure jail or a different rule.

For mail, ask whether the envelope must include the person's full name, local offender ID, permanent JailTracker ID, housing designation, and a full return address. For funds, ask whether deposits are accepted for RCC inmates, whether fees apply, whether the person is eligible to receive funds, and whether deposits can be made in person, by kiosk, by money order, or through a vendor. Do not mail cash or medication unless staff approve the process.

Adair County RCC Intake

RCC admission is not the same thing as a street-arrest booking into the secure jail. The research did not locate Adair-specific RCC screening procedures, eligibility rules, or program policies. A person may first appear through the regular Adair jail intake path, with identifying information, intake date, custody status, photo availability, and CriminalOffenses entries in JailTracker. A later non-secure or RCC placement may depend on classification, court orders, DOC status, sentence status, or local jail policy.

Kentucky standards support general classification language but not invented local rules. 501 KAR 3:110 addresses prisoner classification procedures in full-service jails, and 501 KAR 3:140 addresses prisoner-rights procedures. Those rules do not supply Adair RCC employer reporting times, outside work privileges, furlough criteria, drug-testing rules, or transport schedules. Do not assume any of those details unless jail staff confirm them for the specific person.

Adair RCC and State Custody

Adair RCC is reported in Kentucky DOC jail data, but it is not a separate state prison. That difference controls the lookup path. A person in local RCC status should be checked through the Adair JailTracker roster and the jail phone. A person sentenced to DOC custody or moved into state supervision may appear in KOOL. Kentucky's county jail and state corrections systems overlap because Class D inmates and other state-related categories can be held in local jails.

The June 4, 2026 RCC line showed 14 Class D inmates and 9 CC eligible inmates. Those figures show a state-related population in local restricted custody, not a public prison campus with statewide visitation and prison mail rules. No Kentucky state prison, BOP facility, ICE detention center, or separate municipal jail was found in Adair County during the official-source sweep. City of Columbia police arrests should generally route to county jail custody unless the arresting agency identifies a different facility.

RCC

Restricted custody center, a non-secure local custody category in the DOC weekly jail report.

Class D inmate

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

CC eligible

A DOC report category tied to community-custody eligibility, not proof of an individual privilege.

KOOL

Kentucky Online Offender Lookup, used for sentenced state offenders and supervision records.

Adair County RCC Records

Public-record access for RCC questions starts with the system that holds the record. Current local custody is checked through JailTracker and the jail phone. State custody or state-supervision records route to KOOL or Kentucky DOC records. Formal court charges after arrest route through KYeCourts and the Adair County Circuit Court Clerk. Kentucky open-records law, including KRS 61.871 and KRS 61.872, supports public inspection of records subject to exceptions, redactions, and agency procedures.

A written request should be specific. Include the person's full name, known aliases, date range, booking or intake date if known, the type of record requested, and contact information for the requester. Ask the jail whether it needs a written request, Kentucky-resident statement, identification, copying fee, or a specific delivery method. No Adair-specific RCC open-records form was located, so broad promises about turnaround time or same-day release would not be supported.