Powell RCC Overview
Powell RCC appears in Kentucky Department of Corrections weekly jail reports as a separate Powell County line, but no independent public webpage, separate street address, or separate public phone number was verified. For public-record and family-service purposes, Powell RCC should be treated as a non-secure RCC component associated with Powell County Detention Center. It should not be described as a state prison, and it should not be treated like one of the Kentucky DOC adult institutions.
State reporting and PCDC service routing connect Powell RCC to Powell County Detention Center operations. The reported population is non-secure male custody, with many residents listed in Class D or community-custody eligible categories. Those terms point to a local jail or community-custody pathway rather than a full state prison setting. The safest public routing is therefore the PCDC resident directory, PCDC phone line, PCDC contact form, and the same visitation, mail, commissary, and phone channels used by the detention center unless a later official source publishes separate RCC rules.
The KDOC Local Facilities page explains the state role in jail standards, local facility classifications, and weekly jail population reporting.
That state source fits Powell RCC because the RCC appears as a local-facility reporting line, not as a stand-alone prison website.
Powell RCC Population
The KDOC weekly jail population report index is the source for Powell RCC bed and population data. On June 4, 2026, Powell RCC was listed with 40 beds and a population of 32, or 80 percent of capacity. The detailed row showed 32 non-secure male residents, 8 Class D inmates, 24 community-custody eligible inmates, and 0 federal inmates. That snapshot supports the non-secure RCC description and separates Powell RCC from the secure Powell County Detention Center row.
Trend reports show a small but meaningful change. Powell RCC was listed at 40 beds and 38 residents on January 5, 2023, then 40 beds and 40 residents on October 3, 2024. It was 40 beds and 38 residents on April 3, 2025, before dropping to 32 residents on June 4, 2026. The bed count stayed constant across those snapshots, while the reported population moved from near full to below full.
| Report Date | Beds | Population | Capacity Used |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 5, 2023 | 40 | 38 | 95% |
| October 3, 2024 | 40 | 40 | 100% |
| April 3, 2025 | 40 | 38 | 95% |
| June 4, 2026 | 40 | 32 | 80% |
The weekly jail report index is the state source tied to Powell RCC population verification.
The index matters because Powell RCC details come from dated KDOC weekly jail reports rather than from a separate RCC website.
Powell RCC Lookup
A Powell RCC inmate lookup should begin with the official PCDC resident directory. The RCC is associated with Powell County Detention Center service routing, and no separate RCC locator was found. The Cadmus Scribe resident directory is the official jail-linked online roster route. Exact search fields were not captured from static text, so users should follow the fields shown by the live app rather than assuming a last-name, booking-number, or date-of-birth field exists.
- Open the PCDC resident directory from the detention center website or direct Cadmus Scribe link.
- Search using the fields displayed in the live portal.
- Check whether the record shows local Powell County custody or an RCC-related status.
- Call Powell County Detention Center when the portal does not confirm the person's location.
- Use KOOL only if the person has moved to sentenced Kentucky DOC custody or no longer appears in local jail records.
VINELink can help with Kentucky custody notifications, but it is not a substitute for the local roster. BOP and ICE searches are narrower still. They are useful only when federal sentencing, U.S. Marshals custody, or immigration detention is part of the known custody path. Powell RCC reports showed no federal inmates on June 4, 2026, so federal tools should not be the first stop for an ordinary Powell RCC search.
Note: Powell RCC is a local non-secure reporting line, so begin with PCDC before using state or federal locators.
Powell RCC Contact
No separate official Powell RCC address or public website was located in public source material. Until a separate official channel is verified, contact routing should use Powell County Detention Center. That means custody checks, video visit questions, mail questions, commissary questions, and records requests should go through PCDC's public phone number and contact form. If staff identify a separate RCC process, follow the facility's current instruction.
Powell RCC Contact Route
c/o Powell County Detention Center
755 Breckenridge St
Stanton, KY 40380
(606) 663-6400
No separate public RCC address was verified.
For records that are not visible in the resident directory, the PCDC contact form is the local request route. Describe the person and the needed record with precision. A request for "all records" is less useful than a request for a booking sheet, release or transfer record, current housing confirmation, booking photo, or correspondence rule. For a state offender record after transfer, KDOC open records is the better route, but that is a separate state process.
Powell RCC Visitation
Because no separate RCC visitation page was located, use the PCDC visitation rules unless the facility gives a different current instruction. The official PCDC visitation page states that in-person visitation is not offered and that video visitation is scheduled through InmateSales. Remote video visits can be made from home for a fee, while lobby kiosk scheduling is available at no charge. These rules should be confirmed by phone when the person is specifically housed in a non-secure RCC status.
| Visit Type | Route | Cost Detail | RCC Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-person visit | Not available under PCDC rules | N/A | No separate RCC exception was found. |
| Remote video | InmateSales | Fee may apply | Use the same vendor route PCDC publishes. |
| Lobby kiosk video | PCDC lobby kiosk | No charge listed | Confirm access before traveling to Stanton. |
| Professional visit | Call PCDC | Not published | Attorney or official visits need direct facility confirmation. |
The official PCDC visitation and mail page is the best matched source until an RCC-specific public page is found.
The same source supports RCC family-service routing because no separate published visitation schedule was found for Powell RCC.
Powell RCC Mail and Money
Mail and money rules for Powell RCC should follow Powell County Detention Center practice unless staff give a current separate instruction. Ordinary mail must be sent in postcard form. Inmate-to-inmate correspondence is not allowed. Legal mail is opened in front of the resident and inspected for contraband. Commissary money orders may be mailed separately and clearly marked for commissary. Because RCC status may involve non-secure custody, families should still use the name and any resident identifier exactly as the facility provides it.
| Service | Provider or Detail | Powell RCC Routing |
|---|---|---|
| Mailing address | Powell Co Detention Center, PO Box 1899, Stanton, KY 40380 | Use unless PCDC gives a separate RCC mailing rule. |
| Ordinary mail | Postcard form | No enclosed ordinary letters under PCDC rules. |
| Commissary deposit | CorrectPay | Select the correct state, location, facility, and service. |
| Deposit phone | 1-855-836-3364 | CorrectPay lists this toll-free number. |
| Phone access | CPC / InmateSales | PCDC links phone and video access through these channels. |
| Fee payment | JPay | Linked from the detention center homepage. |
The CorrectPay deposit page is one of the matched sources for Powell County money routing.
The deposit source is relevant to Powell RCC because services route through PCDC vendor channels in the absence of a separate RCC account page.
Powell RCC Custody Flow
Powell RCC should be read as part of the local custody path after intake or classification, not as the place where every new street arrest begins. A new arrest normally goes through Powell County Detention Center intake first. Intake can include identification, property inventory, search, booking photo, fingerprints, medical screening, charge entry, bond review, and classification. A resident may later appear in a non-secure or RCC category if the person's custody status and facility rules allow it.
Community-custody eligible and Class D labels are not the same as release. They are custody and reporting categories. A person can still be in custody, have a court case pending, be serving a sentence, or be waiting for state movement. If a Powell RCC resident is later transferred to Kentucky Department of Corrections custody, KOOL becomes more relevant. If the person remains locally held, the PCDC resident directory and jail phone remain the first sources.
| Term | Plain Meaning |
|---|---|
| RCC | A non-secure local reporting component tied to Powell County custody data. |
| Class D | A Kentucky lower-level felony category often housed in local jails. |
| CC eligible | Community-custody eligible in the weekly jail reporting context. |
| Non-secure | A lower-security custody classification, not a release from custody. |
| Controlled intake | A state-related custody status that may involve later DOC movement. |
Powell RCC Programs
No separate Powell RCC program page was identified in public source material. The local program context comes from Powell County Detention Center, which describes GED, skilled trade, career readiness, animal therapy, SAP, SAMAT, pretrial SAP, and mentorship. Those programs may not apply to every RCC resident in the same way, but they show the service environment attached to the Powell County local correctional system. Families should ask PCDC staff which programs, work details, or treatment options apply to a specific non-secure resident.
The local fiscal material also gives useful context for the Powell County system. The 2026 analysis states that recidivism cases dropped from 148 in 2022 to 90 in 2026, long-stay recidivism over 120 days dropped from 44 to 17, and work crews average 14 full-time laborers each week. Because Powell RCC is a reported local component rather than an independent prison, these broader detention-center facts are relevant background but should not be overstated as RCC-only results.
The PCDC substance-abuse program page documents SAP, mentorship, SAMAT, and pretrial SAP programming.
The program source fits the RCC page as system background, while specific eligibility still needs confirmation from Powell County Detention Center.
Note: Confirm any Powell RCC custody, program, visit, or mail detail with PCDC before travel or payment.