Search the Carroll County Inmate Population

The Carroll County inmate population includes people held in the county jail before trial, after short local sentences, or while waiting on state-custody movement. The Carroll County inmate population also changes when arrests, bond decisions, court dates, and transfers shift custody status. A Carroll County inmate search begins with the county jail roster, then moves to state, federal, immigration, court, or notification systems when the Carroll County inmate population roster does not show the person.

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The Carroll County Inmate Population

The Carroll County inmate population is centered on one local detention facility: Carroll County Detention Center at 800 Clay Street in Carrollton. Official research did not locate a separate city jail, work-release building, state prison, Bureau of Prisons facility, or ICE detention center inside the county. Carrollton Police Department and other agencies may make arrests, but people booked into local custody are searched through the county detention center roster.

The population count is not just a list of new arrests. It can include adult pretrial detainees, county-sentenced inmates, Class D or other state-related jail inmates housed locally, controlled-intake inmates waiting on state movement, parole violators, and holds from other agencies. The Carroll County inmate population rises or falls with local arrest volume, bond decisions, Pretrial Services interviews, court scheduling, state-prison intake pressure, and release or transfer timing.


Carroll County Inmate Population Statistics

The most specific current official source in the research is the Kentucky Department of Corrections Weekly Jail report dated 5/23/2024. That report listed 88 total jail beds for Carroll County and a reported population of 150, which placed the jail at 170 percent of listed capacity on that report date. Those figures are date-specific and should not be treated as a live daily roster count.

150 Reported Population
88 Listed Jail Beds
1 Local Detention Facility
MeasureFigureSource / Date
Reported jail population150KDOC Weekly Jail report, 5/23/2024
Rated or listed bed capacity88KDOC Weekly Jail report, 5/23/2024
Capacity percentage170%KDOC Weekly Jail report, 5/23/2024
Over listed capacity62 peopleKDOC Weekly Jail report, 5/23/2024
Historic correctional population128 localPrisoners of the Census list, 12/31/2013
County population10,810 in 2020; about 11,100 in 2025 estimatesCensus QuickFacts and county estimates


Who Is in Carroll County Jail

The 5/23/2024 KDOC report gives sex and jail-status categories, not age or race demographics. It listed 115 secure male inmates and 35 secure female inmates, with no non-secure male or female population reported in that weekly row. It also listed state-related categories that show why the Carroll County inmate population is not shaped only by fresh local arrests.

  • Secure male and female custody - The report listed 115 secure male inmates and 35 secure female inmates.
  • Class D inmates - Ten Class D inmates were listed, reflecting Kentucky's practice of housing some low-level felony/state prisoners locally.
  • Controlled intake - Ten controlled-intake inmates were reported, a state-prison intake status tracked in jail reports.
  • Alternative sentence inmates - Five were listed in the weekly row.
  • Federal custody - The Carroll row listed zero federal inmates on 5/23/2024.

Carroll County Jail Capacity

Carroll County's 2024 jail-capacity snapshot is one of the strongest sourced facts in the research file. The weekly report placed the jail 62 people over listed bed capacity. That does not prove the jail is over capacity every day, but it does show why a population page should explain capacity, state-local jail pressure, and controlled intake rather than treating the roster as a simple list of recent arrests.

No official recent jail-specific consent decree, Department of Justice investigation, death-in-custody litigation, or published jail construction plan was located in the official source sweep. Carroll County's 2025-2030 economic development strategy mentions exploring a new facility for the Sheriff's Department as part of public-safety infrastructure, but the research does not support describing it as an announced jail project.


Laws for Carroll County Jail Data

Kentucky law explains why some jail and inmate information is public, why some information must be requested from a custodian, and why jail population reporting exists. These rules also set limits. A booking entry can be public while medical information, juvenile details, protected investigative material, or other exempt information remains withheld.

Key Statutes and Rules:

KRS 61.872 gives Kentucky residents the right to inspect public records unless an exception applies, with written requests allowed by hand delivery, mail, fax, or email.

KRS 441.055 directs Kentucky DOC to establish jail standards and classification rules for counties that house state prisoners.

KRS 441.064 gives DOC jail inspectors access to jail records and data as part of standards enforcement.

501 KAR 3:020 requires full-service jails housing state prisoners to maintain public-information procedures, prisoner records, extraordinary occurrence reports, and weekly population updates.


Carroll County State Prison Custody

No Kentucky Department of Corrections adult institution was found inside Carroll County, but state custody still affects the Carroll County inmate population. After felony sentencing, a person may leave the county jail and move into KDOC custody. In some cases, state-related inmates remain housed locally as Class D inmates, controlled-intake inmates, or parole violators, which is why the weekly jail report breaks those groups out.

The statewide search tool is Kentucky Online Offender Lookup. KOOL supports name fields, alias search, photo-only filtering, offender type, DOC number, PID number, location, and other filters. KDOC also links VINE, which provides phone or email notices when an offender is released, transferred from county jail, escapes, or has an upcoming parole hearing.



Current Carroll County Inmate Lookup

JailTracker exposes a name-search model, a route value for the Carroll agency, captcha logic, and single-offender profile routing. The app also supports fields such as original book date, final release date, bond type, charge description, arrest number, arresting agency, holds, cases, and offender image. Not every supported field is guaranteed to appear on each Carroll County inmate population record.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Last NameTextUnspecifiedPrimary name field exposed by the app model.
First NameTextUnspecifiedHelps narrow common surnames.
Search TypeDropdown or radioUnspecifiedExact Carroll options did not render in text fetch.
Captcha CodeChallenge fieldConditionalMay appear before results load.
AgencyRoute valueYes`CARROLL_COUNTY_KY` identifies the local roster.

Past Carroll County Inmate Records

The research did not find a separate official Carroll County archive of released inmates, daily booking PDFs, or old roster snapshots. If a person no longer appears on JailTracker, the person may have bonded out, completed a short sentence, been transferred, or never finished booking in a way that produced a public profile. A written open-records request under KRS 61.872 is the local fallback for non-online booking records, mugshots, or jail documents.

For jail-maintained records, the staff page names Major J Forlizzi as records custodian at the detention center. For arrest reports from another agency, use the sheriff, Carrollton Police Department, Kentucky State Police, or the arresting agency shown in the booking. For formal court outcomes, use the Carroll Circuit Court Clerk rather than the jail roster.


Carroll County Inmate Record Fields

A roster entry is most useful when read as a custody record. It can help identify the person, the booking event, the arresting agency, the charge list, bond, holds, and release status when visible. It should not be treated as a conviction record. Prosecutors may amend, reduce, dismiss, or add charges after the booking record first appears.

FieldWhat It Shows
Original book dateWhen the person entered jail custody for the booking event.
Final release dateWhen the person left custody, if visible.
Arresting agencyThe agency that brought the person to jail.
ChargesInitial jail or court-linked charge descriptions and optional case fields.
BondBond type and amount, if set and published.
HoldsOther legal reasons blocking release or tied to another agency.
PhotoJailTracker supports images, but each profile must be checked.

County Jail vs State Prison

Many lookup errors happen because the wrong custody system is searched. Carroll County Detention Center is a county jail. KOOL is the statewide offender lookup for Kentucky correctional custody. BOP and ICE are federal systems. VINE sends custody notifications across facilities but does not replace the local roster or court clerk.

County JailState Prison or DOC
Who is heldPretrial detainees, county sentences, local holds, some state-related jail categories.Sentenced Kentucky offenders and broader correctional statuses.
Run byCarroll County Jailer and detention center staff.Kentucky Department of Corrections.
Where to lookJailTracker for Carroll County Detention Center.KOOL and KDOC public-information pages.
Best recordCurrent booking, bond, holds, arresting agency, and jail status.DOC number, offender status, location, aliases, and supervision details.


Carroll County Detention Facilities

The facility map resolves to one local detention facility. State prisoners sentenced from Carroll County may move into KDOC custody outside the county, and federal or immigration detainees may move through federal systems, but those are not separate Carroll County facilities.

  • Carroll County Detention Center - county jail in Carrollton holding adult local custody, short sentences, Class D/state-related jail categories, parole violators, and local holds.

Carroll County Inmate Population FAQ

How large was the Carroll County inmate population in the KDOC report?

The Kentucky DOC Weekly Jail report dated 5/23/2024 listed 150 reported people against 88 beds for Carroll County. Use that as a sourced snapshot, not as a live count.

How do I search the Carroll County inmate population?

Start with the Carroll County Detention Center current inmates page, which loads JailTracker. If the person is not listed, call the jail, check KOOL for state custody, use VINE for notifications, and use BOP or ICE only for federal or immigration custody.

Does Carroll County have more than one detention facility?

Official research located one local detention facility: Carroll County Detention Center. No city jail, work-release building, state prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention center was found inside Carroll County.

Can I find released inmates online?

The research did not find a separate official released-inmate archive for Carroll County. For older booking records, use a Kentucky open-records request to the correct custodian.

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Directions to the Carroll County Jail

Carroll County Detention Center is located at 800 Clay Street, Carrollton, KY 41008. The official directions page says to take I-71 to KY 227 North toward Carrollton, continue to KY 42, turn left on KY 42 West, then turn left on 11th Street. Continue to Clay Street, turn right, and the jail is on the left side of the street.

Address

Carroll County Detention Center
800 Clay Street
Carrollton, KY 41008
502-732-9499

Visitor Parking

Jail-specific visitor parking rules were not found. The Hall of Justice next door lists disability-permit parking, but confirm jail access before relying on court-building details.

Public Transit

No official public-transit route to the jail was located in the research. Confirm ride or local transit plans before arrival.

Visitor Entry

No full public visitor-entry checklist was located. Call the jail for ID, property, timing, and visit-status rules before traveling.