Locate Webster County Restricted Custody Center Inmates

Webster County RCC Overview

Webster County Restricted Custody Center appears in Kentucky Department of Corrections weekly jail reports as Webster RCC. The jail's own visitation and property pages also use RCC or Restricted Custody Center language. The facility is best understood as part of the Webster County detention campus, but it is reported separately from the secure Webster jail line. The public contact route remains Webster County Detention Center at 141 Stegal St., Dixon, KY 42409, with phone numbers 270-639-7020 and 270-639-7032, unless the county later publishes a separate RCC phone.

The RCC facility type is non-secure and restricted custody. That does not mean the people listed there are free to come and go. It means the custody status, housing, work assignment, and community-custody eligibility differ from the secure jail line. The research file connects the RCC to Class D and community-custody eligible inmates. Class D is a Kentucky category often tied to lower-level felony sentences. Community-custody eligible means a person may qualify for a lower security or work-oriented placement under correctional rules.

The Webster jail site does not publish a separate RCC home page. The source most visible to the public is the county jail site, including the official Webster County Jail homepage, the visitation page, the property page, and the KDOC weekly jail report.

Webster County RCC Population

The strongest official population snapshot for Webster County Restricted Custody Center comes from the Kentucky Department of Corrections weekly jail report dated January 15, 2026. That report lists Webster RCC with 72 total beds and 29 reported inmates. KDOC also reports 12 Class D inmates, 17 community-custody eligible inmates, 0 federal inmates, 43 beds under capacity, and a 40 percent occupancy figure. A subline states Webster RCC Non Secure Male had 29 inmates, while Non Secure Female had 0.

Those numbers should not be merged with the secure Webster jail count unless the text clearly says the total is a combined campus calculation. KDOC lists the secure Webster line separately with 194 beds and 137 reported inmates on the same date. The county Fiscal Court capacity statement says the detention center can house up to 269 inmates, which is close to the combined secure and RCC bed lines reported by KDOC. For Webster County Restricted Custody Center itself, the separate RCC line is the most accurate facility-specific population figure.

Webster County RCC Roster Search

Webster County Restricted Custody Center does not have a separate public roster located in the official sources. Use the same county custody path as the main jail unless staff direct otherwise. Start at the Webster County Current Inmates frame or the direct Webster County JailTracker roster. Search by name, complete any captcha, and open the person profile. If the record shows facility, housing, status, hold, or release fields, use those details to confirm whether the person is tied to RCC status or the secure jail.

Because the RCC population includes state and community-custody eligible inmates, a second lookup may be needed. Search Kentucky Online Offender Lookup for sentenced KDOC records and local-facility location clues. KOOL is not a replacement for current county booking details, but it is the proper statewide tool when a person has moved from a local booking stage into a Kentucky corrections record. VINELink Kentucky may also help with release or transfer notification where the facility participates.

1. Search the Webster County JailTracker roster by last name and first name.
2. Check the profile for facility, status, holds, bond, charge, and release fields.
3. Call Webster County Detention Center if the roster does not show whether the person is RCC or secure jail.
4. Search KOOL for sentenced Kentucky custody or local-facility reporting.
5. Use VINELink for notification, not as a complete court or jail file.

Webster County RCC Contact

Use the Webster County Detention Center contact card for RCC questions unless a posted county update gives a separate route. RCC contact questions often need staff confirmation because the public roster may not label every restricted-custody detail in a way a visitor can interpret. Ask staff whether the inmate is in RCC status, whether contact visits are still suspended, whether the person may receive work clothing, and whether any court or KDOC hold affects release.

Webster County RCC Visits

The jail visitation page separates county and state inmates at WCDC from state inmates at RCC. The posted RCC notice says contact visits for Restricted Custody Center inmates were suspended because of Covid-19 concerns and that visitation for those inmates is conducted under the same county and state inmate guidelines. Because that notice may be old, call the detention center before traveling. Staff can confirm whether the suspension remains in force, whether a non-contact visit is available, and which time block applies to the person.

Visitors need government-issued identification if they are 18 or older. Minors must be with an adult. Cell phones and recording devices are not allowed outside vehicles on WCDC premises. Visitors are subject to search, modest dress is required, and masks are required but not provided. Arrival cutoffs for the full 15 minutes are 9:30 a.m. for the female block, 2:30 p.m. for the male block, and 3:30 p.m. for protective custody.

The official posted schedule is shown on the Webster County jail visitation page.

Webster County RCC Money

Money rules for RCC inmates use the Webster County Detention Center system. Funds may be dropped off from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Staff do not accept funds outside that window. Lobby kiosks handle after-hours deposits. Mailed money orders must be payable to Webster County Detention Center, signed by the purchaser, and marked with the inmate name in the memo. Personal checks are destroyed on receipt. The jail also links Care-A-Cell for inmate phone or commissary deposits and CPC for chirp deposits.

RCC property has two added clues from the official property page. Work boots or tennis shoes and high-visibility winter coats are labeled RCC only. That matches the restricted-custody and work-program nature of the facility. The standard property process still applies: the inmate must submit a request, approval must be granted before ordering, items must come directly from a verifiable vendor, and packages are inspected. County-inmate property has a 14-day booking-date window, while RCC work items should be confirmed by phone before a purchase is made.

The official property rules are listed on the Webster County sending-items page.

Webster County RCC Records

RCC records may appear in more than one system because the population includes county, local-facility, and state-reporting categories. A public roster profile may show name, image if enabled, booking number, arresting agency, charges, bond fields, court dates, case numbers, warrant numbers, charge status, holds, and release date. KOOL may show a KDOC number, current location, name fields, alias search, gender, photo filter, and offender type. Neither system should be read as a full case file. Court charges after filing belong in KYeCourts or the Circuit Court Clerk's records.

For past or unclear RCC records, a written open-records request should identify the person's full name, booking or custody date, date of birth if known, and the specific record sought. Direct local jail records to the local custodian that holds them. Statewide KDOC records belong with KDOC. A record can be withheld or redacted if an exemption applies, and sealed or expunged matters may not appear in the same way as open records.

RCC

Restricted Custody Center, the non-secure Webster reporting line.

Community custody

A lower security or work-oriented custody status for eligible inmates.

Class D

A Kentucky lower-level felony category often linked to local jail or work-program placement.

Hold

A custody block from a court, KDOC, parole, or another agency.

Webster County RCC Programs

The RCC facility details point toward work and reentry use. The jail programs page says Webster County Detention Center has both male and female Class D Work Programs. The Fiscal Court page lists GED classes, AA, Moral Reconation Therapy, NCRC classes, Class D Work Program, and religious services as reentry-oriented services. The jail programs page adds that all programs and services are voluntary and that volunteers provide many of them. These details fit the RCC population because the KDOC report shows Class D and community-custody eligible inmates in the RCC line.

Reading materials are also available under jail rules. Books must come from legitimate online sellers and cannot be hardback. Softcover books must have glued spines and cannot use staples. Inmates may keep three books in property totes or cells and five in the property room. Extra books are donated to the detention-center library. No official local source located a separate RCC medical policy, grievance process, accreditation statement, or public transit detail.

Program details are posted on the Webster County jail programs page.

Webster County Jail and RCC

Webster County Detention Center and Webster County Restricted Custody Center share a campus contact path, but their reporting lines are different. The secure jail is the main intake and county custody facility for arrests, bond questions, and ordinary jail roster checks. The RCC is a non-secure restricted-custody line tied to state and local eligible inmates. A person may begin in secure jail, move into a different custody status, or later transfer into KDOC custody depending on court action, sentence, classification, and bed management.