Request Anderson 24-Hour Records
No official Anderson County, Kentucky, or Franklin County Regional Jail list of people released during the last 24 hours was located. FCRJ provides a current-inmate path, not a release archive. The direct route is therefore to ask FCRJ whether it maintains an existing booking and release log or report for the exact interval needed. State the start and end date and time. A defined interval matters when a booking crosses midnight or when a common name appears more than once.
Ask for the existing record, not a new answer assembled for the request. Kentucky's Open Records Act generally covers records an agency already keeps. It does not require the jail to analyze its data or create a custom list. Request electronic copies and ask for advance notice of any charge. If the jail is not the custodian, ask it to identify the office that holds the record.
Check Anderson Same-Day Releases
A same-day Anderson County release check works best as a short evidence chain. Begin with the agency that handled physical custody. Then match that event to the court or corrections system that authorized or continued custody.
- Define the 24-hour interval by date, start time, end time, and Eastern Time.
- Check the FCRJ current inmate list. A matching listing supports current custody at that update, but no match is inconclusive.
- Call FCRJ at 502-875-8782 and request the existing release record or log for the interval. Use a full booked name and booking date or number.
- Read the destination and release authority. Separate bond, recognizance, time served, and court release from transfer to KDOC or another agency.
- Compare the Anderson County court order through the 53rd Judicial Circuit and District court contact.
- For state-controlled custody, check KOOL and the KDOC Daily Releases archive.
- Use Kentucky VINE as a status or alert channel, then verify its event with the agency record.
The released-inmate search is useful when the date is uncertain. The 72-Hour Release List process uses a wider, three-day request window.
Anderson Release Record Fields
A complete release entry should identify one custody episode. The booked name alone is weak because one person may have repeat bookings, and two people may share a name. These fields provide the links needed to reconcile FCRJ, Anderson court, VINE, and KDOC information.
| Field | What it establishes |
|---|---|
| Booked name and identifier | The person attached to the custody episode |
| Booking number | The specific admission and release record |
| Admission and release date/time | Whether the event falls inside the requested 24 hours |
| Release type or authority | Bond, recognizance, time served, court order, sentence completion, or another basis |
| Destination or receiving agency | Community departure versus continued custody elsewhere |
| Charges and bond fields | The case context tied to that booking |
| Booking photograph | An image from that booking, only if maintained and publicly releasable |
Not every record will expose every field. Exact FCRJ roster fields, photo display, online retention, and refresh cadence were not confirmed. Ask for nonexempt portions after redaction if a field is withheld.
Anderson Roster Is Not Release
The FCRJ roster is a one-way current-custody check. Finding a matching person supports that FCRJ still lists that person at the time viewed. The reverse does not work. Removal can follow release on bond, recognizance, time served, a court order, transfer to a state prison, movement to another county, medical transport, a federal or immigration hold, a correction, or an update delay.
The closed Anderson County Jail has no active roster. Anderson ordinances direct the elected jailer to transport prisoners to the facility contracted by Fiscal Court. Dated official county material points to Franklin County Regional Jail, but the current contract should be confirmed. That local structure is why a Lawrenceburg arrest can produce a custody record in Frankfort.
- Release
- The end of one agency's physical custody episode.
- Transfer
- Movement to another custodian, not freedom from all custody.
- Detainer
- A request or basis for another agency to assume custody.
- Discharge
- The end of a sentence or supervision status, which is broader than leaving a jail.
Verify Anderson Release Authority
Anderson County court records explain the legal basis for many local releases. Look for a bond order, recognizance order, dismissal, sentence, jail credit, time-served language, probation order, or later modification. The court file may outlast the live jail listing, yet it may not state when FCRJ completed the physical release. Pair the signed order with the jail timestamp rather than choosing one source over the other.
KDOC systems serve a different custody path. KOOL can show an active inmate, community supervision office, release to another agency, or other state status. The Daily Releases archive is strong evidence for a state-controlled departure because its reports include a release type and released-from location. It does not cover every short FCRJ bond-out. A person may never enter KOOL if the Anderson episode stayed entirely in county custody.
Kentucky Department of Corrections records are the correct route after a state sentence or DOC-controlled county-jail placement. Eligibility dates and projected dates are not proof of actual release.
Write a Precise Release Request
A useful request identifies the record without asking the custodian to draw a conclusion. Suggested wording is: “Please provide the existing booking and release records for [full booked name and identifier] associated with an Anderson County arrest on or about [date]. Please include the booking number, admission and release date/time, release authority or type, destination or receiving agency, charges and bond fields, and booking photograph, to the extent maintained and publicly releasable.” Add the precise 24-hour interval and request electronic copies.
Franklin County Regional Jail400 Coffee Tree Road
Frankfort, KY 40601
Phone: 502-875-8782
Fax: 502-875-8713
Office hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., excluding holidays
Under KRS 61.880, the agency's written decision is generally due within five days, excluding weekends and legal holidays. That is a decision deadline, not a promise of full delivery in five days. A denial should cite the exception and briefly explain how it applies.
Getting Home After Anderson Release
An Anderson detainee may physically leave FCRJ in Frankfort, not Lawrenceburg. The release timestamp and destination field help a family or support contact understand where the custody event occurred. Kentucky Transportation Center material reports no fixed-route bus service in Anderson County. A scheduled route home should not be promised.
Arrange pickup with the person and facility when permitted, or confirm a demand-response option directly before relying on it. If the record shows transfer, contact the receiving agency instead. This distinction prevents a trip to the wrong county and avoids treating an agency handoff as community release.
Anderson Release Alerts and Gaps
Kentucky VINE may report a custody change and can support release notification. Automated alerts can be delayed or corrected, so record the time received and verify the event with FCRJ. If both a local-jail entry and a DOC entry exist, review both custody episodes. Departure from FCRJ can occur while state custody continues.
No official Anderson or FCRJ jail-information mobile app was found. Do not use an app or 24-hour arrest page from Anderson County, Tennessee or South Carolina. Confirm every result by Kentucky agency, facility, and location.
For an immediate same-day check, call FCRJ. For a lasting record, request the booking and release document.
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