Franklin Restricted Custody Center Inmate Lookup

Franklin Restricted Custody Center Overview

Franklin Restricted Custody Center appears in the facility map and Kentucky DOC weekly jail reporting as Franklin RCC. The operator is Franklin County Regional Jail or local facilities reporting through Kentucky's jail population system. The facility type is restricted custody, work release, and non-secure custody, rather than a full-service secure county jail or a state prison. The public research did not locate a separate official street address for the RCC, so the practical address is treated as the Franklin County Regional Jail campus at 400 Coffee Tree Road in Frankfort unless a later official source publishes a different address.

The distinction matters for searches. Franklin Restricted Custody Center does not have a separate public roster identified in the source material. The lookup path remains the Franklin County Regional Jail current-inmates link when available, the jail information phone, VINE for custody notifications, and KOOL for state or DOC-related custody. KYeCourts remains the court-record channel for filed charges and court dates. This RCC page should not be read as a state prison page, because no adult DOC prison facility was located inside Franklin County.

Kentucky DOC reporting and the jail's own program references show that the RCC is more than a statistical footnote. The June 4, 2026 weekly report listed a separate Franklin RCC line. The Franklin County Regional Jail inmate-programs material specifically names a Restricted Custody Center program list, including GED and KEYS classes, adult parenting, ACTS, AA/NA, Bible study, and church services. Jail rules also include a restricted-custody property detail requiring preapproval by the Class D Coordinator for property drop-off.

Franklin Restricted Custody Center Capacity and Population

The Kentucky DOC Weekly Jail report dated June 4, 2026 lists Franklin RCC with 80 beds and a reported population of 64. The line was shown as Franklin RCC non-secure female, with no non-secure male count on that snapshot. The same report counted 32 Class D inmates and 32 community-custody eligible inmates for the RCC. It was 16 under rated capacity and at 80 percent capacity on that official weekly report.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Franklin Restricted Custody Center

No separate Franklin Restricted Custody Center roster was located in the official research. Use the Franklin County Regional Jail current-inmates link through the county jailer or jail site when it is available. If that link is down, incomplete, or does not make facility placement clear, call Franklin County Regional Jail at 502-875-8782 and ask whether the person is in restricted custody, the main secure jail, released, transferred, or held under another agency status. Because RCC custody is tied to Class D and community-custody categories in the DOC report, KOOL can also be useful when the person has a state or DOC-related record.

1. Start with the Franklin County Regional Jail current-inmates link from the county jailer or official jail site.
2. Search by name if the public roster is available. A separate RCC search form was not identified.
3. Call 502-875-8782 to confirm whether the person is assigned to restricted custody, main jail housing, or another status.
4. Use KOOL for Kentucky DOC custody information, Class D status, or state-sentenced context.
5. Use VINE for custody notifications and KYeCourts or the docket search for court dates and filed charges.

Do not use Franklin Restricted Custody Center as a substitute for federal or immigration locators. No BOP prison or ICE detention facility was found in Franklin County. A person with a federal sentence should be checked through the Bureau of Prisons locator, while immigration custody should be checked through ICE ODLS. If a federal or agency hold appears in jail custody, the jail can confirm physical custody, but the outside agency may control the next transfer or release decision.

Franklin Restricted Custody Center Address and Contact

A separate official street address for Franklin Restricted Custody Center was not located in the sources inspected. Because the county jailer page and official jail site route custody services through Franklin County Regional Jail, use the Coffee Tree Road campus as the public contact point until an official source says otherwise. For mail, property, visits, calls, and commissary, ask whether the person is in the RCC and whether any RCC-specific rule applies before sending anything or arriving at the facility.

Visiting Someone at Franklin Restricted Custody Center

The research did not locate a separate RCC visitation schedule. The available Franklin County Regional Jail visitation source says all visitation is conducted through Combined Public Communications video visitation and scheduled through InmateSales. Unless a separate RCC policy is published, treat Franklin Restricted Custody Center visitation as handled through the Franklin County Regional Jail system and confirm current rules with the jail. Restricted-custody status can affect movement, program participation, work release, property approval, and scheduling, so confirmation matters before any visit is planned.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Franklin Restricted Custody Center

Visitation, mail, calls, and commissary appear to be handled through Franklin County Regional Jail systems unless a separate RCC rule is published. The official inmate mail page snippet says mail must be no larger than 8.5 by 11 inches, but a separate RCC personal-mail format was not captured. The jail commissary page says commissary is conducted two times a week, orders are delivered Tuesdays and Thursdays, and U.S. Postal Money Orders must be payable to FCRJ with the inmate's name on the memo line. Inmate calls are handled through InmateSales, and the captured customer-service number is 1-877-998-5678.

Assignment and Intake at Franklin Restricted Custody Center

Franklin Restricted Custody Center is not described in the research as a public walk-in booking counter. The main booking path in Franklin County runs through Franklin County Regional Jail after arrest, court order, or agency transport. A person may first be booked, screened, classified, reviewed for holds or bond, and assigned through jail custody before any restricted-custody placement. The Kentucky DOC categories for the RCC show Class D and community-custody eligible inmates, which supports treating the RCC as a restricted-custody setting rather than the first intake point for every arrest.

Bond and court records still run through the normal Franklin County channels. If the person has a cash bond under $10,000, the Kentucky Court of Justice Franklin County page says it may be posted at Franklin County Regional Jail, cash only. Bonds over $10,000 go to the Office of Circuit Court Clerk during regular operating hours, cash only. KYeCourts and the KCOJ docket search are the systems to verify formal cases, court dates, and filed charges. Jail custody status and court case status should be checked separately because they answer different questions.

About Franklin Restricted Custody Center

The Franklin RCC entry is a local custody detail that is easy to miss because most public users start with the main jail. In state reporting, however, it is counted separately from the Franklin secure jail line. On June 4, 2026, the main jail was over capacity, while the RCC had 64 people in 80 beds. The RCC line was entirely non-secure female on that report. The main jail line, by contrast, included secure male and female custody, non-secure male custody, Class D inmates, parole violators, controlled-intake inmates, and federal inmates.

Programs tied to the Restricted Custody Center include GED Classes and KEYS Classes, Adult Parenting, ACTS Class, AA/NA Class, Bible Study, and Church Services. The source material also notes work release and community service pages on the jail site. Because full text from those pages was not captured, the program list should be read as official program references, not as a guarantee that a specific person is eligible, currently enrolled, or accepted. The inmate-programs source indicates that many programs require application and acceptance is not automatic.

Franklin Restricted Custody Center should not be confused with a separate city jail, Kentucky DOC prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention center. No separate municipal detention roster was located for Frankfort, and no BOP or ICE detention facility was found in Franklin County. Use the RCC name when asking the jail about local restricted-custody placement, but use KOOL, VINE, KYeCourts, BOP, or ICE only when the person's legal status points to those separate systems.