Visiting hours are not published online. Call (606) 878-9431 before making the trip. Video visitation is available through ConnectNetwork.
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Laurel County Correctional Center does not publish visiting hours or in-person visitation rules on its website. Call the facility directly at (606) 878-9431 before making the trip to confirm current hours, any registration requirements, and what ID you’ll need to bring. Video visitation is available through ConnectNetwork and does not require you to travel to London.
Laurel County Correctional Center does not publish current visiting hours, visitor registration requirements, or in-person visitation rules on its public website. This is common at county jails, where schedules can change based on staffing, housing unit, or facility needs.
Before heading to 440 Hammock Rd in London, call the facility at (606) 878-9431. Ask for:
The phone line is available 24 hours a day. Administrative staff are on-site Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 10 PM.
If you can’t visit in person, or while you’re waiting to confirm the schedule, video visitation is available through ConnectNetwork. Here is how to set it up.
Step 1: Go to web.connectnetwork.com or download the ConnectNetwork app on iOS or Android.
Step 2: Create an account. Use your real name and a valid email address.
Step 3: Find Laurel County Correctional Center. Search by facility name or browse Kentucky.
Step 4: Schedule a video visit. Select an available session time and complete the scheduling process. You’ll need funds in your AdvancePay account to cover the session cost.
Video visits let you see and talk with your loved one from your phone, tablet, or computer. No travel required.
While the specific schedule requires a call to confirm, you can generally expect the following at county jail visits:
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. A driver’s license, state ID, or passport are standard. Expired IDs are not accepted.
Dress conservatively. Most jails restrict clothing that resembles inmate uniforms (typically orange or khaki) or that exposes too much skin. When in doubt, call ahead.
Leave personal items in your car. Most jails don’t allow bags, phones, or food in the visiting area. There may be a locker available, or you may need to leave items in your vehicle.
Arrive early. If visiting hours have a limited window, arriving close to the end may mean you don’t get in.
4 of 4 questions
Visiting hours are not published on the facility's website. Call (606) 878-9431 before your visit to confirm current hours, days, and any registration requirements. Hours can change based on facility needs.
VisitationRegistration requirements are not published online. Call the facility at (606) 878-9431 to find out whether you need to be on an approved visitor list and how to get added.
VisitationYes. Video visitation is available through ConnectNetwork at web.connectnetwork.com. Create an account, find Laurel County Correctional Center, and schedule a session. You can visit from your phone, tablet, or computer without traveling to the facility.
VisitationA valid government-issued photo ID is required for all adult visitors. Acceptable forms typically include a driver's license, state ID, or passport. Call (606) 878-9431 to confirm current requirements before your visit.
VisitationUse the JailTracker roster to confirm the person is there and get their jacket number.
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View ArticleThe facility uses Telmate. The inmate calls you. Set up your account at gettingout.com.
View ArticleMail is scanned digitally. Send letters to P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Include the jacket number.
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