Graves County Jail Roster
The Graves County Jail and Restricted Custody Center operates the local inmate-search path. The official jail site links its "Find an Inmate" page to the Bluhorse inmate portal, which is the county online roster channel captured in the research. The jail site identifies Jailer Kelli Elliott in the navigation, and the jail contact page gives the main custody address and phone line.
The roster is a county custody tool. It does not replace court records, criminal case files, driver records, or Kentucky Department of Corrections records. A person who has moved to state custody, parole, probation, or another correctional status may be easier to find through Kentucky Online Offender Lookup. Federal custody uses a different federal inmate locator. For charges after arrest, court dates, and disposition, the related case record may need to be checked through the Circuit Court Clerk or the Graves County arrest records and charges path.
The Bluhorse portal is the public source for the Graves County jail roster lookup.
The portal image reinforces the main point: the county inmate roster is separate from state DOC records and from the court case file that follows the charge.
Use the Graves County Roster
The roster works best when the name is known, but the field set also shows past-inmate options and agency-only areas. Some tabs are marked secure in the portal code and may depend on login or WebFields permissions. Public users should stay with the public current-inmate and permitted past-inmate tools and then verify sensitive details with the jail or court clerk.
- Open the official jail inmate-search landing page or go directly to the Bluhorse portal linked by the jail.
- Enter first name, last name, or the strongest name information available for the current inmate quick search.
- Use the public past-inmate fields only if the portal allows that tab for public use.
- Review the result for name, booking details, housing, charges, bonds, detainers, and court history.
- Call the jail at 270-247-9829 or use the jail open-records process when a roster result is incomplete or unclear.
Note: The P3 Tips app found in sheriff research is only a tip-submission route, not a Graves County inmate lookup app.
Graves County Inmate Fields
The Bluhorse inmate portal exposes both simple name fields and a wider past-inmate field set. The research also found a Books 24hr button and a secured agency login. Those details are useful because they show which options are public search aids and which are not meant for ordinary roster use.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Name | Text | Unspecified | Current inmate quick search field. |
| Last Name | Text | Unspecified | Current inmate quick search field and most useful starting point. |
| Past Inmate tab | Tab | Conditional | Appears secured unless public flags allow access. |
| Past First Name / Past Last Name | Text | Optional | Past-inmate search fields where the tab is available. |
| Perm Id / StateId | Text | Optional | Identifier fields for past-inmate searching. |
| Start Date / End Date | Date text | Optional | Portal code uses mm/dd/yy date format. |
| Books 24hr | Button | No | Retrieves bookings in the past 24 hours. |
| Agency Login | Login | Restricted | User name and password fields are for secured agency-only tabs. |
Graves County Inmate Profiles
An inmate profile can contain far more than a name result. The public page code shows photo space, demographics, booking identifiers, custody location, arrest agency, charges, bonds, detainers, and court history. Some fields may be blank, restricted, or visible only when agency permissions allow them.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Photo and name | Profile image area and full name in the result or profile. |
| Sex, DOB, race | Basic demographic identifiers from the inmate profile. |
| Booking # and Jacket # | Local custody identifiers used by the jail system. |
| FBI, State ID, KOMS, Tomis | State or federal identifiers if stored in the profile. |
| Building, pod, cell, bed | Housing location inside the jail or restricted custody setup. |
| Book Date and Release Date | Custody entry and release fields when available. |
| Charges table | Code, description, type, disposition, case number, OTN number, and offense date. |
| Detainers table | Description, holding agency, bond amount, and bond type. |
| Bonds table | Agency, bond type, bond amount, and bond status. |
| Court table | Court, date, room, and hearing type for scheduled events. |
Graves County Jail Contact
The researched official jail facility is the Graves County Jail and Restricted Custody Center in Mayfield. The source material did not provide a separate capacity figure, a second jail facility, or a public visitation-provider page. Jail records, booking questions, mail, phone limits, and open-records requests should be routed to the jail address and contact channels below.
Graves County Jail and Restricted Custody Center
150 South Jenkins Street
Mayfield, KY 42066
270-247-9829
Jailer Kelli Elliott; records office 8 a.m.-4 p.m. CST, Monday-Friday except legal holidays.
Jail Open Records
ATTN: Open Records Request
150 South Jenkins St, Mayfield, KY 42066
Fax 270-247-9856
Written requests must be signed, dated, and specific enough to identify the records.
Graves County Booking Records
Booking records begin when a person is processed into local custody. The inmate profile can then show booking identifiers, arrest agency, housing, charges, bond information, detainers, and court dates. These are custody fields. A charge shown in a jail record is not the same as a final conviction, and a pending bond or detainer does not mean the court case has ended.
The jail bond page states that some offenses have preset bonds, while others are set by a judge. If no preset bond exists, the offender meets with Pre-Trial Services within 24 hours of booking. The Pre-Trial officer interviews the person and works with local judges to establish bond. Local bond types include release on own recognizance, surety bond, unsecured bond, partially secured bond, and property bond.
All persons bonding out are charged a booking fee, jail bond service fee, and room and board for each day of incarceration. Bond payments must be in cash only with exact change. Bonds are paid at the courthouse during weekday courthouse hours, while cash and surety bonds may be paid at the jail only when the courthouse is closed.
Graves County Visitation Records
An official Graves County visitation schedule was not located in the captured jail pages. The site did provide FAQ, bonds, care packages, medical, programs, and open-records pages, but the research did not find visitor ID rules, dress code, child visitor rules, video-visit provider, remote-visit fee, holiday visit rules, lockdown rules, or attorney-visit hours. The jail should be called before any visit.
| Schedule Item | Official Detail | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Visitation hours | Not located in captured official pages | Call 270-247-9829 before planning a visit. |
| Jail records office hours | 8 a.m.-4 p.m. CST, Monday-Friday, except legal holidays | Open-records inspection and copy scheduling. |
| Open-records response | Written response within five business days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays | Applies to jail record requests. |
| Copy fee | 10 cents per page | Jail open-records copies. |
| Inspection | Suitable area provided in the presence of GCJ staff | Protects records and reduces disruption. |
Contact Graves County Inmates
The jail FAQ states that officers cannot pass phone calls or messages to inmates. Inmates have access to phones, and friends or family must wait for the inmate to contact them. The FAQ lists average phone-call costs: an in-state per-minute rate of $0.20, a 15-minute in-state call at $3.07, an out-of-state per-minute rate of $0.20, and a 15-minute out-of-state call at $3.01.
Personal mail can be sent to the jail with the inmate's name at the South Jenkins Street address. The FAQ says personal mail is scanned and digitally supplied to the inmate. Prescription drugs prescribed to the inmate may be dropped off in the proper container. Other property is generally supplied by the jail or bought through commissary.
Graves County Commissary Records
The FAQ states that non-prescription items needed by an inmate will be provided or can be bought through commissary. The jail navigation includes Care Packages, Programs, Medical, and RCC Programs, but vendor names, deposit limits, deposit fees, and full commissary price details were not captured in the official research. Those details should be confirmed with the jail before money is sent.
Open records can help when a requester needs a jail document rather than a current roster view. Requests must be written, signed, dated, and detailed enough to identify the records. Include address and phone information. The jail custodian responds within five business days, excluding weekends and legal holidays, and may charge 10 cents per page for copies.
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