This is a private reference site, not a government office. It cannot confirm whether someone is in custody, release a detainee, post bond, schedule visitation, or retrieve official booking records. For those actions, use the public office or records custodian that controls the record.
Where to Ask for Knott County Custody or Records Help
Use the contact that matches the record type. The Knott County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Dale Richardson, handles sheriff-originated law-enforcement matters from 54 W Main Street, Hindman, KY 41822; phone 606-785-5354; hours Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Current jail custody for Knott County detainees routes to Kentucky River Regional Jail, 200 Justice Drive, Hazard, KY 41701; administration (606) 436-0622; booking (606) 436-1008; inmate information (606) 436-4032. KRRJ open-records requests go to records custodian Adam Dials at perryjailcd@ky.gov or the Hazard jail address; the policy uses a five-business-day response rule and allows fees for copies or other chargeable work. Court case records after filing route to Knott Circuit Court Clerk Lisa Bolen, 53 W Main St, Hindman, KY 41822; phone 606-785-5021. No official Knott County Sheriff mobile app was found in the research, so do not rely on an app-only roster path.
- For a person believed to be in the regional jail, start with jail inmate records and KRRJ inmate information at (606) 436-4032.
- For booking photos or photo limits, use jail roster mugshots and remember Kentucky law restricts certain commercial mugshot uses under KRS 61.8746.
- For charges, case numbers, dockets, or dispositions filed after an arrest, use court records after a jail arrest and the Knott Circuit Court Clerk.
- For facility address, phone, mail, and records details, use the Kentucky River Regional Jail page.
- For a sentenced Kentucky prisoner or statewide supervision record, search the Kentucky DOC KOOL locator.
- For a federal prisoner or immigration detainee, use the federal Bureau of Prisons locator or ICE Online Detainee Locator System instead of county offices.