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Union County, Kentucky
Union County Jail Inmate Search, Arrests and Mugshots
Union County does not have their own jail. The Union County Jail closed in the Fall of 2020 due to the advanced age of the facility and continuously increasing operational costs. Persons arrested in Union County are transported to the Webster County Jail. The Webster County Jail is a medium security facility located in Dixon, Kentucky. The jail holds inmates who have been arrested for misdemeanor or felony charges. The county jail is co-ed, with female and male inmates separated in different pods. The inmates held at the county jail are awaiting trial, have been convicted and serving their sentence, or cannot bond out. The county jail complies with the Kentucky Jail Standards to ensure full compliance. Although Union County does not have a jail, they do have their own jailer. The current jailer, who is responsible for the transportation of persons arrested in Union County to the Webster County Jail and the transportation of offenders back to Union County for appearances in District and Circuit Courts, is Jason Newton.
Contact the County Jail at the following:
141 Stegal St
PO Box 300
Dixon, KY 42409
Phone: 270-639-7032
How to Send Mail or Package
Inmates are allowed to receive mail from their friends and family while incarcerated. All incoming mail must be addressed with the Inmate name and Inmate ID and have a return address on the envelope. All mail is opened and inspected for contraband. If contraband is found, the mail will be destroyed.
Send mail in the following format:
Inmate’s Name
PO Box 300
Dixon, KY 42409
Webster County Jail allows clothing items to be sent to inmates. The inmate must fill out a property request form listing the items to be sent, and they must be approved before they are ordered. The items have to be ordered and mailed directly from a verifiable vendor, such as Amazon. County inmates may have property sent in within 14 days of booking date. Items that can be sent in include the following:
5 white short sleeve shirts (no pockets)
3 bras with no underwire
5 pairs of underwear
Work boots/tennis shoes (RCC Only)
5 pairs of socks
High visibility Winter Coat (RCC Only)
1 set of thermals
Friends and family can add money to an inmate’s commissary account online. The county jail uses a third party provider website called CareACell. An account must be made. The website accepts credit and debit cards. The other way to add money to an inmate’s account is by dropping off money at the jail. Funds for inmates can be dropped off between the hours of 7 am and 3 pm, Monday through Friday. No money will be taken at any other time. After hours, money can be added to inmate accounts through the kiosks in the lobby of the detention center.
