Find Pendleton Jailer Records

To find someone released after transport by the Pendleton County Jailer’s Office, begin with the destination facility. The elected jailer’s office performs transport work but does not operate an adult detention center or released-inmate archive. Pendleton County adults go to a regional jail outside the county. Confirmation therefore depends on the transport record, the receiving jail’s release or transfer event, and the Pendleton court order that supplies legal context.

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Find Pendleton Jailer Records

To find someone released after transport by the Pendleton County Jailer’s Office, begin with the destination jail. The elected jailer’s office is a transport office, not a detention facility and not a released-inmate archive. Pendleton County sends adult prisoners to Bourbon County Regional Jail.

Pendleton Jailer Transport Role

The official county account assigns weekday daytime, in-state, and court transports to the jailer. The listed current-inmate information number is 859-654-4444. These duties can help identify where a person was taken, but they do not establish when Bourbon physically released or transferred that person.

Confirm Pendleton Transport Outcomes

Ask the jailer for an existing transport record tied to the person and date. Then contact Bourbon County Regional Jail at 101 Legion Road, Paris, Kentucky 40361, 859-987-2137, for the booking and release or transfer record. Compare that result with the Pendleton Circuit Clerk’s case file at 859-654-3347. A court order can authorize release before jail processing is complete.

  1. Identify the arrest or court date.
  2. Ask which facility received the person.
  3. Request the receiving jail’s release record.
  4. Check the court order for legal authority.
  5. Follow any state or federal destination.

Pendleton Records Cross Custodians

Pendleton has no adult jail. The jailer may hold transport material, Bourbon holds jail-management data, and the clerk holds the legal order. A transfer to KDOC, another county, USMS, BOP, or ICE ends one custody episode while another continues. Absence from Bourbon’s current list alone cannot separate release, transfer, delay, or a spelling mismatch.

Pendleton Jailer Release Requests

Ask for an existing record tied to a defined event. Give the full name, approximate transport date, court date, and case or booking number when known. Describe the transport log, destination entry, or related record rather than asking staff to research whether someone is free.

QuestionStarting source
Where was the person taken?Pendleton jailer record
When did jail custody end?Bourbon jail record
What did the judge authorize?Pendleton court case
Did state custody follow?KDOC records

Kentucky open-records law applies to existing nonexempt public records. Request electronic copies when available and ask for an estimate of any charge. An office may redact exempt information. It need not create a new report to answer a question.

Pendleton Transport Is Not Release

A transport entry marks movement, not freedom. Delivery to Bourbon starts or continues jail custody. A court trip may end with return to Bourbon. Transfer to KDOC, another county, federal authority, or an immigration custodian closes one agency’s role while confinement continues.

Transport
Movement among an agency, court, and facility.
Release authority
The lawful basis for ending a custody episode.
Hold
A separate reason that can block departure.
Destination
The community or receiving custodian.

Preserve the agency name and destination. A state commitment leads to KOOL. A sentenced federal placement leads to BOP. Federal pretrial custody may remain with USMS, while civil immigration detention uses ICE.

Pendleton Jailer Contact Route

The official Pendleton prisoner page lists 859-654-4444 for current-inmate information and describes the jailer’s transport role. Confirm the current custodian and office schedule before sending personal identifiers.

Pendleton County Jailer’s Office
Current-inmate information: 859-654-4444
Official county jailer page

This number is a routing channel, not a release archive. Staff may identify the destination facility or direct a request. Proof of physical release should come from the holding jail. For ordinary Pendleton adult detention, that is Bourbon County Regional Jail.

Bourbon Current Roster Limits

Bourbon labels its Cadmus portal a current-inmate list. A matching result supports currently reported custody. No result means only that the search did not return that person then. It cannot distinguish bond release, time served, transfer, spelling error, or update delay.

Call Bourbon at 859-987-2137. If the booking ended, request its release date and time, type, authority, destination, holds, and transfer notation. No official rolling Pendleton or Bourbon recent-release feed was found.

Roster limit: Leaving the current list does not prove release to the community.

Pendleton Court Release Timing

The Pendleton Circuit Clerk holds local District and Circuit case files. A docket may show bond, dismissal, probation, time served, KDOC commitment, warrant, or discharge. The case can persist after a brief jail entry disappears, subject to sealing, expungement, retention, and access rules.

A judicial order and physical departure are separate events. Bourbon may need to receive the order, verify holds, process property, and close the record. Compare both timestamps. The court proves what was authorized; Bourbon proves when and how its custody ended.

Pendleton Release Type Meanings

Bond ends detention while the case continues. Time served concerns the custodial portion in that matter, though another hold may remain. Probation can occur without prison. Parole follows prison release under supervision. Transfer is not community release.

When Bourbon points to KDOC, search KOOL by DOC number and open the full detail. Do not limit results to inmates because released people may appear under supervision categories. A projected date is not actual release. KDOC’s Daily Releases reports offer event confirmation.

Cross-County Pendleton Release Trail

Pendleton’s no-jail arrangement defines the trail. Arrest begins in Pendleton, transport crosses the county line, booking and release occur in Bourbon, and the case remains in Pendleton court. A sound inquiry follows each custodian.

The Pendleton County release-record route connects those channels. Match at least two identifiers before combining records, save access dates, and state only what each source supports.

Pendleton Jailer Record Fields

A transport request should seek the date and time, origin, destination, receiving agency, transporting office, and a linked case or booking number if those fields exist. These are requested fields, not a claim that every log contains or discloses all of them. The destination is especially important because it selects the next official custodian.

For Bourbon, ask for the booking sheet plus the release or transfer portion. Useful fields include admission, charges, holds, bond, court, release time, type, authority, and destination. Ask Bourbon’s custodian about retention and photo access because the reviewed public site did not publish those details.

State and Federal Destinations

If Bourbon records commitment to Kentucky corrections, use Kentucky Online Offender Lookup. Search by DOC number when possible, open the full record, and preserve the exact status and supervision or institution label. A person on parole has left prison but remains supervised. A transfer between facilities is continued custody.

A federal destination requires care. BOP covers sentenced federal prisoners, USMS commonly handles federal pretrial and transport custody, and ICE operates a civil detainee locator. Bourbon’s mixed population does not prove that a named Pendleton person entered any one of those systems. The release or transfer destination must supply that link.

Pendleton Jailer Identity Checks

Do not combine records based on name and county alone. Use a booking number, case number, DOC number, date of birth, or another reliable identifier allowed by the source. Spelling variants and aliases can affect a portal search, while two people may share a name.

Record the date of each check. A current roster can change quickly, and court events may post before jail processing ends. If two official sources show different times, label each fact rather than choosing one. The distinction often reflects legal authorization followed by physical discharge.

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