Butler County Jail
Kentucky
Warren County Regional Jail (Butler County has no full-service county jail)
Butler County has no county jail, so people arrested in Butler County are held in regional jails such as the Warren County Regional Jail in Bowling Green, with transport handled by the Butler County Jailer.
- Address
- 920 Kentucky Street, Bowling Green, KY 42101
- Phone
- (270) 842-1633
How to find an inmate
Butler County has no full-service jail, so a person arrested there is usually held at a contracted regional jail such as the Warren County Regional Jail in Bowling Green. Call the Butler County Sheriff's Office in Morgantown or the holding facility with the person's full name and date of birth to confirm where they are. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Kentucky Department of Corrections online offender lookup (KOOL).
Visitation
Visitation follows the rules of the facility actually holding the inmate, not Butler County. Call that facility, such as the Warren County Regional Jail, to confirm the visiting schedule, registration steps, and ID requirements before you go.
Bail and bond
Bail for Butler County charges is set by a Butler County judge and handled through the Kentucky court system. Call the Butler County Circuit Clerk in Morgantown or the holding facility to confirm the bond amount and how payment is accepted. Kentucky does not allow commercial bail bondsmen.
Mail and money
Mail and money go to the facility where the inmate is held, using the inmate's full name and any booking number. Contact that facility for its current mailing address, mail rules, and approved deposit methods.
Frequently asked questions
Does Butler County, KY have a jail?
No. Butler County has no full-service jail, and inmates are held in regional jails such as the Warren County Regional Jail in Bowling Green.
How do I find out if someone from Butler County is in jail?
Call the Butler County Sheriff's Office or the holding facility with the person's full name and date of birth.
How do I post bail in Butler County?
Call the Butler County Circuit Clerk or the holding facility to confirm the bond amount and accepted payment methods.
Can I send money to a Butler County inmate?
Yes. Money goes to the facility actually holding the inmate, so confirm the approved deposit methods with that facility.