Campbell County KY Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

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Campbell County, Kentucky · Current inmates, police records, bond and criminal court outcomes

Find a Campbell County Booking and Trace the Case Through Kentucky Court Records

Start with the Campbell County Detention Center’s live inmate search to confirm custody, charges and bond. Then identify the arresting police agency and connect the booking to Kentucky’s court system.

This guide also covers police reports, warrants, cash and property bonds, video visitation, inmate mail, JailATM deposits, phone accounts, public defenders, victim notifications, Kentucky background checks, state correctional custody and expungement.

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Arrest and jail custody do not prove conviction. Campbell County Detention Center expressly states that its arrest information reflects charged offenses and that users should verify information through the local District and Circuit Courts.
Detention Center

601 Central Ave., Newport.

Jail phone

859-431-4611.

Court Clerk

859-292-6314.

County Police

859-547-3100.

Expungement cert.

Current AOC fee: $40.

The Campbell County difference

Do not send every arrest-record request to the Sheriff

DETENTION CENTER Current inmate and booking

The elected Jailer operates Campbell County Detention Center and the current JailTracker custody system.

Use this for current jail custody, bond, jacket number and inmate services.
ARRESTING POLICE Incident or arrest report

Campbell County Police, Newport Police and other municipal departments keep the reports they create.

Use the arresting-agency field before requesting records.
COURT CLERK Charge and disposition

Campbell County’s Office of Circuit Court Clerk maintains District and Circuit Court case records.

This is where the legal outcome is verified.
SHERIFF Warrants and court process

The Campbell County Sheriff serves criminal and civil process, warrants and court-security functions.

The Sheriff and Jailer are separate offices.
KENTUCKY AOC / DOC Statewide criminal history or corrections

Use AOC background checks for statewide Kentucky court history and KOOL for state correctional information.

Neither replaces the local arrest report.

Go directly to the Campbell County task

Official current inmate search

How to search Campbell County JailTracker correctly

Open the Current Inmates system Campbell County Detention Center routes its public inmate lookup through JailTracker. Open Campbell County JailTracker
Start with the surname A broad surname search can prevent a middle-name or suffix mismatch from hiding the correct booking.
Open the matching inmate Compare the photograph and identity information carefully.
Save the jacket number Campbell County uses the jacket number for money deposits and several other inmate services.
Read every charge One booking can include several charges or separate court matters.
Record the bond information Campbell County states that bond information appears beneath the inmate’s picture.
Identify the arresting agency Do not assume that Campbell County Police created every report.
Record court information Save any case, court-date or court-type information shown.
Verify the case in Guest CourtNet Public court information is available statewide. Open Kentucky Guest CourtNet
Use the Circuit Court Clerk for the official court record Public CourtNet information should be cross-checked with the actual court file when the result matters.
Jail-record decoder

Understand what Campbell County booking information does and does not prove

Read the booking as a custody record—not a judgment
Field Meaning Does not prove Next action
Jacket number Campbell County inmate identifier. Conviction. Save for jail services and deposits.
Booking date When the jail intake was recorded. Exact offense date. Compare with police report.
Arresting agency Police or sheriff agency associated with the arrest. Jail owns the incident report. Request report from that agency.
Charge Allegation recorded with custody. Final prosecutor charge. Check District/Circuit Court.
Bond Listed release condition or amount. No other hold exists. Verify every active case.
Court date Scheduled judicial event when listed. Date cannot change. Recheck Guest CourtNet or Clerk.
Release End of that local custody event. Dismissal or acquittal. Read court disposition.
Identity safeguard

Verify the correct person before relying on the arrest record

Full legal name matches
Middle name or suffix is consistent
Age or date of birth is consistent
Booking date matches the known arrest
Jacket number is saved
Arresting agency fits the location
Court case follows the same event
Disposition belongs to that exact charge
Do not identify someone from a name or booking photo alone. Same-name errors can lead to serious employment, housing, financial and publication mistakes.
No-result troubleshooting

Why a Campbell County arrest may not appear

The booking is still being processed Intake and system entry can take time after an arrest.
The person was released Current Inmates is primarily a current-custody search rather than a complete historical arrest database.
The person was cited or summoned A criminal case can exist without an extended detention-center stay.
The arrest happened outside Campbell County Search the jail in the county of actual booking.
The person is a federal or immigration detainee Campbell County states that it cannot release information on federal or immigration detainees through the ordinary public process.
The name is recorded differently Try maiden names, aliases, suffixes or alternate spellings.
The person entered Kentucky state correctional custody Use KOOL when state DOC custody or supervision becomes relevant.
The case was expunged Qualifying records should disappear from official state background checks after completed expungement processing.
Missing-custody call script
I am trying to confirm the custody status of [full legal name], date of birth or approximate age [information], after an arrest on or about [date]. The person does not appear in the current JailTracker results. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, currently housed, released, transferred, or held under a status that is not displayed in the public search?
Arrest-to-court workflow

Follow a Campbell County arrest from police contact to disposition

Law-enforcement event Campbell County Police, Newport Police or another agency creates the incident and arrest record.
Booking when detained Campbell County Detention Center creates the local jail record.
Pretrial review Kentucky Pretrial Services evaluates qualifying people after incarceration and can provide information relevant to release.
District Court Misdemeanors, traffic matters, arraignments and felony probable-cause proceedings are handled at this level.
Prosecutor review County Attorney or Commonwealth’s Attorney handles the prosecution depending on the type and level of case.
Circuit Court when applicable Felony prosecutions and appeals from District Court move to Circuit Court.
Disposition A charge can be dismissed, amended, acquitted or result in plea or conviction.
Sentence or supervision A final case may involve local jail, state corrections, probation, fines or other orders.
Correction or expungement Inaccurate records can be corrected and qualifying Kentucky cases may later be expunged.
Arresting-agency reports

Get the police report from the department that actually created it

Campbell County Police does not have primary jurisdiction over every city in Campbell County. It has primary jurisdiction in unincorporated areas, Crestview, Silver Grove, the Licking River and the Kentucky side of the Ohio River. Incorporated cities maintain their own police records.
Campbell County Police Department
8774 Constable Drive
Alexandria, KY 41001
Phone: 859-547-3100
Fax: 859-547-3129
Records email: ccpolice@campbellcountyky.gov
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Open the jail record first Identify the arresting agency shown with the booking.
Determine whether the arrest was made by Campbell County Police or a city department Do not automatically request every report from CCPD.
Save the arrest date and identifiers Include jail jacket number, court case number and police report number when known.
Ask for the exact document Examples include the incident report, arrest report or specifically identified releasable supplement.
Use Campbell County Police Records when CCPD created the report Open Campbell County Police
Ask staff to identify another custodian when necessary The county’s records policy states that police reports are maintained by the department that issued them.

Common Campbell County police contacts

Use the agency shown on the booking or incident
Agency Phone When it matters
Campbell County Police 859-547-3100 County Police jurisdiction and CCPD-created reports.
Newport Police 859-292-3622 Arrests and incidents handled by Newport Police.
Bellevue Police 859-261-1122 Bellevue incidents.
Dayton Police 859-261-1471 Dayton incidents.
Fort Thomas Police 859-441-6562 Fort Thomas incidents.
Wilder Police 859-581-8863 Wilder incidents.
Alexandria Police 859-635-4126 Alexandria incidents.
Copy-ready arrest-report request
I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident or arrest report concerning [full legal name] for the event on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include agency report number [number], Campbell County jail jacket number [number] and court case number [number]. Please advise me if your agency is not the custodian of this record or if a fee will apply before processing.
Kentucky Open Records

Detention Center records require a separate request from police records

Campbell County Detention Center publishes its own Open Records procedure because the jail is a separate records custodian.
Campbell County Detention Center Open Records
601 Central Avenue
Newport, KY 41071
Phone: 859-431-4611
Fax: 859-431-5147
Email: openrecordsCCDC@campbellcountyky.gov

What the written CCDC request should contain

Printed name of requester
Mailing or email delivery address
Whether request has a commercial purpose
Description of requested documents
Applicable Kentucky requester-status statement
Requester’s signature
The detention center’s current published procedure says it will determine whether to comply and notify the requester in writing within five days after receipt, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays.
Open CCDC Open Records information
Kentucky Guest CourtNet

Verify the charge and final Campbell County court result

Guest CourtNet provides public case information, but Kentucky Court of Justice warns that online information can change or contain delays and should be cross-referenced with the official court record.
Open KYeCourts Guest Login Search Kentucky Public Court Records
Accept the public-search terms and continue Guest access provides free public case-information searching.
Search Campbell County Narrow the result to the correct county and defendant.
Use the case number when available A case-number match is safer than relying only on a name.
Compare the jail charge with the court charge Court filings may amend or supersede the original arrest allegation.
Read events in chronological order Later orders and dispositions control over older entries.
Check each count separately One count may be dismissed while another results in conviction.
Contact the Campbell County Circuit Court Clerk for the official file Use the Clerk whenever certified proof or a complete case file is required.
Campbell County Office of Circuit Court Clerk
Campbell County Courthouse
330 York Street
Newport, KY 41071
Phone: 859-292-6314
District Court: press 1
Circuit Court: press 2
Guest CourtNet information should not be used as a substitute for the official record for employment, licensing or government-program eligibility.
District vs Circuit Court

Know which Campbell County court controls the criminal case

Kentucky criminal-court routing
Court Main criminal role What to look for Next step
District Court Misdemeanors, violations, traffic, arraignments and felony probable-cause hearings. Complaint, arraignment, bond, misdemeanor disposition or felony probable-cause activity. If felony continues, check Circuit Court.
Circuit Court Felony criminal cases and appeals from District Court. Indictment, plea, trial, judgment and sentence. Use final court order for outcome proof.
Campbell County is in Kentucky’s 17th Judicial Circuit and 17th Judicial District.
Official court file

Get a certified Campbell County disposition when a screenshot is not enough

Find the exact case number Use JailTracker, Guest CourtNet or court paperwork.
Call the Circuit Court Clerk Ask which document best proves the result of the case.
Request a specific document Examples include a judgment, dismissal order, sentencing order or another final court record.
Say whether certification is required Certification may be necessary for employment, licensing, immigration or another formal purpose.
Ask for the current copying and certification cost Do not assume an old fee schedule still applies.
Open Kentucky court-record instructions
Warrant verification

Verify Campbell County warrant status through the court and Sheriff

Kentucky assigns the county sheriff responsibility for serving warrants and other criminal process.
Campbell County Sheriff — Newport
1098 Monmouth Street
Newport, KY 41071
Phone: 859-292-3833
Search the related criminal court case Look for the newest warrant-related entry.
Check current jail custody A warrant may already have been served.
Contact the Campbell County Sheriff when warrant service is involved Provide the case number when possible.
Confirm status with District or Circuit Court A warrant can later be recalled, satisfied or otherwise resolved through the court.
Seek legal advice if the warrant concerns you A criminal-defense lawyer can advise on appearance and bond.
Do not confront or attempt to detain another person. Warrant records can change, and same-name mistakes are possible.
Campbell County bond procedure

Posting bond changes depending on court hours

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

  1. Go to Campbell County District Court.
  2. 330 York Street, Newport.
  3. Cash bond is posted through the court.
  4. Take the court receipt to the Detention Center.
  5. Detention Center: 601 Central Avenue.

After hours, holidays & weekends

  1. Go to Campbell County Detention Center.
  2. Bring valid identification.
  3. Bring the correct amount in cash.
  4. Current jail procedure adds a $30 fee.
  5. The jail does not give change.
Search the inmate first Confirm the current bond displayed beneath the inmate’s picture.
Call the detention center before an after-hours cash bond The jail recommends calling for the exact amount required. Call 859-431-4611
Do not bring a property bond to the jail Campbell County Detention Center states that property bonds must be posted through District Court.
Understand non-monetary bonds The court may authorize release on conditions or own recognizance.
Ask District Court about bond refunds Bonds posted at the jail are transferred to the court, and refund questions go to District Court.
Check current bond instructions
Kentucky Pretrial Services

A person may be reviewed for release soon after incarceration

Kentucky Pretrial Services conducts a background check and risk assessment and can interview the accused about information relevant to release. The interview is voluntary.
Expect pretrial contact after incarceration A pretrial specialist may request an interview.
Understand the interview is voluntary The information is used for court-related purposes allowed by Kentucky law.
Pretrial staff conduct a criminal-history and risk assessment The assessment considers appearance and rearrest risk.
Release eligibility is reviewed quickly Kentucky’s published process states that within 24 hours of incarceration, the specialist evaluates whether the person may qualify for recognizance release or presents information to a judge.
Read Kentucky Pretrial Services guidance
Video visitation

Campbell County public visits are scheduled through InmateSales

Onsite visits are not face-to-face. Campbell County’s onsite visits use video kiosks in the jail lobby.

Internet video visit

  • Monday–Sunday.
  • 9:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m.
  • Schedule through InmateSales.

Onsite video kiosk

  • Monday–Thursday: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
  • Saturday–Sunday: 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
  • No onsite visits on Friday.
  • No visits 11 a.m.–noon or 5–6 p.m.
Confirm current custody first Do not schedule from an old booking result.
Open InmateSales Schedule Campbell County visitation
Select Campbell County Kentucky Make sure you are scheduling with the correct jail.
Add every visitor to the scheduled visit People who are not listed on the scheduled visit will not be permitted to participate.
Bring valid photo identification Adult visitors must be at least 18 with valid photo ID; minors must be accompanied by an adult under the jail’s rules.
Do not call the jail to ask for the scheduled visitation time CCDC explicitly states that staff cannot give visitation times over the telephone.
Separate personal and legal mail

Campbell County uses two different inmate-mail addresses

Friends & family mail

Inmate’s Name – Inmate ID / Jacket Number
Campbell County Jail
P.O. Box 76550
Highland Heights, KY 41076

Legal mail & money orders

Campbell County Jail
601 Central Avenue
Newport, KY 41071
Confirm the inmate’s jacket number Use it on standard friends-and-family mail.
Use the Highland Heights P.O. Box for standard personal correspondence Ordinary personal mail is no longer processed through the jail’s physical address.
Use 601 Central Avenue for legal representation mail Legal mail follows a different routing process.
Send approved money orders to the physical jail address The money order must be payable to Campbell County Detention Center.
Put identifying information in the memo line Include the inmate’s name and DOB, Social Security number or jacket number as instructed by CCDC.
Check current inmate-mail rules
Commissary & inmate funds

Use JailATM, the lobby cashier or a properly prepared money order

JailATM

Online deposits require the inmate’s first and last name, ID/jacket number and payer billing information.

Lobby cashier

The machine at 601 Central Avenue accepts cash and credit cards and is available 24/7.

Money order

Payable to Campbell County Detention Center and mailed to 601 Central Avenue.

Get the jacket number first Call 859-431-4611 when necessary.
Use JailATM for an online deposit Open JailATM
Check the current transaction fee CCDC currently publishes a $3.25 fee for lobby and mailed-money-order transactions.
Know the commissary limit CCDC currently limits inmates to $100 of commissary in a revolving seven-day period.
Understand inmate debt deductions CCDC states that inmates who owe jail debt have 25% of deposits transferred toward the debt.
Keep the receipt Deposits made to an incorrect account are not refundable under the jail’s published rules.
Phone & Chirping

Campbell County inmate communications use InmateSales / CPC

Telephone accounts

  • Lobby phone-account machine.
  • InmateSales online account.
  • Combined Public Communications support.
  • Support: 877-998-5678.
  • Inmates may also buy phone time from commissary funds.

Chirping text device

  • CPC inmate messaging product.
  • Funds added through InmateSales.
  • Current monthly service fee: $4.
  • Current inbound/outbound chirp: $0.10 each.
Open InmateSales CPC support: 877-998-5678
Ordinary jail communications are not a safe place to discuss defense strategy. Ask counsel how confidential attorney-client communication should occur.
Property & approved items

Property pickup must be authorized by the inmate and scheduled by jail staff

The inmate must initiate the property release Staff will not release property simply because a family member arrives.
The inmate names the pickup person Jail staff then contacts that person to schedule the pickup.
Property appointments are scheduled Monday–Friday Current CCDC appointment hours are 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Pickup takes place in the visitation lobby Main jail: 601 Central Avenue.
Bring valid state identification The scheduled recipient must show ID.
The only property CCDC currently lists as permitted to be left for an inmate during a visit is approved prescribed medication and prescription glasses.
Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy

Campbell County criminal cases are served by the Newport Trial Office

Kentucky DPA — Newport Trial Office
601 Washington Avenue, Suite 300
Newport, KY 41071
Phone: 833-514-8985
Fax: 859-261-0703
The Newport Trial Office serves Campbell and Bracken Counties.
Ask the court for appointment of a public defender DPA states that eligible indigent defendants must ask the judge to appoint counsel.
Confirm the case number Use Guest CourtNet or the Clerk before calling.
Call the Newport Trial Office 833-514-8985.
Give counsel the arresting agency and jail identifiers Provide report number, jacket number and court case number when available.
Exercise the right to remain silent Kentucky DPA advises arrested people not to discuss the facts with police and to ask for a lawyer.
Open Newport Public Defender office
Victim support & custody alerts

Campbell County victims can use local advocates and Kentucky VINE

Campbell County Attorney Victim Assistance Program
Campbell County Courthouse, 3rd Floor
330 York Street
Newport, KY 41071
Phone: 859-581-8015
Campbell County’s Victim Assistance Program helps victims with case-status information, restitution and community-resource referrals.
Save the police report and court case numbers These are the best identifiers for local case questions.
Contact the Victim Assistance Program Services are published as free and confidential.
Register with Kentucky VINE for custody alerts Open VINELink
Use the Kentucky VINE telephone line 800-511-1670.
Use VINE for custody—not final court disposition Kentucky VINE can provide current location and qualifying release notifications.
The Campbell County Commonwealth’s Attorney handles felony prosecutions in the 17th Judicial Circuit and can be reached at 859-292-6490.
Kentucky AOC criminal record reports

Use FastCheck for statewide Kentucky court-history research

An AOC criminal record report is not an official court judgment. Kentucky labels the report “Not an Official Court Record.” The signed judgment or order remains with the Circuit Court Clerk in the county where the case was filed.
FastCheck

Registered users order reports online and retrieve completed results online.

One-Time Request

Submit a single online order and receive the resulting report by mail.

Mail / in person

AOC also supports records requests through its Records Unit in Frankfort.

What the AOC report contains

County where case was filed
Court case number
Original charge
Amended charge information
Disposition
Charge date
Disposition date
Clerk memos when applicable
Current AOC guidance says its statewide reports include misdemeanor and traffic cases for at least the last five years and felony information dating back to 1978. Federal criminal records are not included.
Third-party notification: If you request another person’s AOC criminal record and a record is found, Kentucky says the Records Unit will notify that person and send that person a copy of the report results.
Kentucky AOC Records Unit
1001 Vandalay Drive
Frankfort, KY 40601
Report questions: 800-928-6381
Open Kentucky background-check instructions
Kentucky state corrections

Use KOOL when the person is under Kentucky DOC authority

KOOL does not replace Campbell County’s current JailTracker search for an ordinary new local arrest.
Open Kentucky Online Offender Lookup Open KOOL
Enter as little information as needed Kentucky DOC recommends broad searching to avoid a spelling mismatch.
Search aliases when necessary KOOL includes an alias-search option.
Use DOC or PID number when known These identifiers are more precise than a name.
Review location and supervision status KOOL can include state incarceration and community-supervision information.
Return to the Campbell County court file for legal outcome proof Kentucky DOC warns that recently entered offender data may not yet be finalized.
Correct inaccurate records

Fix the system that actually contains the Campbell County error

Correction routing
Error appears in Start with Useful proof
Campbell County Police report CCPD Records Police report number and source documentation.
Newport or another city police report That municipal police department Agency report number and identity documents.
Detention Center booking CCDC Jacket number and controlling police/court record.
District or Circuit Court disposition Campbell Circuit Court Clerk Signed court order or corrected judgment.
AOC statewide criminal record report AOC Records Unit Correct local court record and case number.
Save the incorrect record Note the URL, date, jacket number, report number and case number.
Get the controlling official document Court orders and agency records are stronger than third-party background-check screenshots.
Correct the originating agency first Downstream systems often depend on data submitted by local criminal-justice agencies.
Call the Circuit Court Clerk for a wrong disposition Use the court case number.
Contact the AOC Records Unit for statewide-report issues 800-928-6381.
Recheck every system separately JailTracker, court data, AOC reports and private sites may update at different times.
Kentucky expungement

Remove an eligible Campbell County arrest or conviction from official records

Expungement eligibility depends on the exact charge, disposition and criminal history. A dismissal, acquittal, misdemeanor and felony conviction can follow different Kentucky procedures.

Automatic expungement for qualifying acquittals and dismissals

Kentucky Court of Justice states that cases dismissed with prejudice or ending in acquittal on or after July 15, 2020 are automatically expunged after 30 days, excluding traffic cases. No defendant action is required for those qualifying cases.
The automatic expungement order is distributed to the defendant or attorney, prosecutor, Kentucky State Police, arresting agency and local jail. A defendant who needs another agency included must notify the court within the published 60-day period.

Petition-based expungement

Search the Campbell County case first Confirm every charge and final disposition.
Determine whether the case was already automatically expunged Avoid filing an unnecessary petition.
Request an Expungement Certification when required Kentucky AOC currently charges $40 for the certification. Open Kentucky expungement certification
Download the certification when completed Online applicants receive status updates through the AOC system.
File the correct petition with Campbell County Circuit Court Clerk The certification must accompany the applicable petition.
Use the correct Kentucky form AOC-497.2 is used for qualifying acquittal, dismissal or failure-to-indict petitions; AOC-496.2 covers qualifying misdemeanor, violation or traffic convictions; AOC-496.3 applies to qualifying felony convictions.
Watch the certification deadline Kentucky’s current guidance says the petition must be filed before the certification expires in 30 days.

Qualifying felony conviction

Waiting period

A qualifying felony application generally cannot be filed sooner than five years after completion of the sentence or successful completion of probation/parole, whichever is later.

Current felony fee

Kentucky currently publishes a total felony expungement fee of $300: $50 non-refundable at filing and $250 if granted.

Certification separate

The current $40 Expungement Certification fee is separate from the felony filing and expungement charges.

Felony charge not indicted

Kentucky’s KRS 431.076 process allows qualifying felony charges that were held to the grand jury but never indicted to be petitioned for expungement no sooner than six months after the District Court decision. Kentucky Court of Justice currently states there is no filing fee for that petition.
Campbell County Circuit Court Clerk
330 York Street
Newport, KY 41071
859-292-6314
Start Kentucky expungement research Find current expungement forms
Contact board

Campbell County jail, court, police and legal contacts

Campbell County Detention Center
601 Central Avenue
Newport, KY 41071

859-431-4611

Campbell County Court Clerk
330 York Street
Newport, KY 41071

859-292-6314

Campbell County Police
8774 Constable Drive
Alexandria, KY 41001

859-547-3100

Campbell County Sheriff — Newport
1098 Monmouth Street
Newport, KY 41071

859-292-3833

Newport Police

859-292-3622

Kentucky DPA Newport Trial Office
601 Washington Avenue, Suite 300
Newport, KY 41071

833-514-8985

Campbell County Attorney Criminal Division
330 York Street, 3rd Floor
Newport, KY 41071

859-581-8015

Campbell Commonwealth’s Attorney
601 Washington Street
Newport, KY 41071

859-292-6490

Kentucky VINE

800-511-1670

AOC Criminal Record Reports

800-928-6381

Campbell County Detention Center map

Campbell County Courthouse map

Public Defender map

Fast local problem solver

What to do in common Campbell County arrest situations

Arrest happened today

Search Current Inmates, then call 859-431-4611 if intake is too recent to appear.

Need the police narrative

Read the arresting-agency field and request the incident report from that exact police department.

Need to know if the person was convicted

Use Guest CourtNet and verify the official disposition with Campbell County Circuit Court Clerk.

Need to post bond

During court hours use District Court; after hours follow the Detention Center’s cash-bond procedure.

Need to visit

Schedule through InmateSales. Onsite Campbell County visits are video-kiosk visits rather than face-to-face sessions.

Need to send mail

Standard personal mail goes to the Highland Heights P.O. Box; legal mail uses 601 Central Avenue.

Need to send money

Use JailATM, the 24/7 lobby cashier or an accurately prepared money order.

Need a Public Defender

Ask the judge for appointment and call the Newport DPA Trial Office at 833-514-8985.

Old case may qualify for removal

Check automatic expungement first, then determine whether a certification and petition are required.

Title-related FAQs

Campbell County KY arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Campbell County KY arrest records?

Start with Campbell County Detention Center’s Current Inmates JailTracker search. Then verify the arrest through the correct police agency and the legal outcome through Kentucky court records.

Where can I find current Campbell County inmates?

Use the official JailTracker Current Inmates search linked by Campbell County Detention Center. Call 859-431-4611 when somebody should be in custody but does not appear.

Does a jail record prove conviction?

No. Campbell County Detention Center itself instructs users to verify arrest information through the local District and Circuit Courts.

How do I search Campbell County criminal court cases?

Use Kentucky Guest CourtNet for public case information and Campbell County Circuit Court Clerk for the official court file.

Where do I request a Campbell County arrest report?

Request it from the police department that created the report. Campbell County Police, Newport Police and other city departments maintain their own records.

How do I find the inmate’s bond?

Campbell County states that bond information appears under the inmate’s photograph in JailTracker. Verify the current amount before paying.

How do I visit an inmate?

Schedule through InmateSales. Remote visits are currently available daily, while onsite kiosk visitation follows the jail’s published weekly schedule.

How do I obtain a Kentucky criminal background report?

Use Kentucky AOC FastCheck, One-Time Request or the AOC Records Unit. The report covers Kentucky court information but is not an official signed court judgment.

How do I correct a wrong Campbell County arrest record?

Identify whether the error belongs to Police, the Detention Center, the court or AOC report and correct the originating government source first.

Can a Campbell County arrest record be expunged?

Some cases qualify. Certain dismissals with prejudice and acquittals since July 15, 2020 are generally automatically expunged after 30 days, while other cases require Kentucky’s certification and petition process.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not Campbell County Detention Center, Campbell County Police Department, Campbell County Sheriff’s Office, Kentucky Court of Justice, Department of Public Advocacy, Kentucky Department of Corrections or any prosecutor’s office.

Arrest charges, jail custody, warrants, bond conditions, court dates and dispositions can change. Confirm multiple identity fields and use the current official government record before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A booking photograph, jail entry, police report or arrest charge does not establish criminal guilt.

Campbell County and Kentucky arrest-record, jail, court, inmate-service, background-check and expungement procedures reviewed August 15, 2026.

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