Description of Facility
Bell County Forestry Camp was established in 1962 and currently serves as a minimum security prison capable of accommodating up to 300 adult male inmates. Inmates contribute to the local Division of Forestry by assisting in firefighting and fire break clearing. The residents reside in a single housing structure consisting of six units (W1, W2, W3, W4, W5, and W6) and the facility also houses a bloodhound K-9 unit. Educational opportunities at Bell County Forestry Camp include horticulture, water and wastewater treatment operations, and the potential to earn an associate degree in arts and applied science.
Kentucky Department of Corrections only allows inmates to make outgoing collect calls. Offenders have access to telephones throughout the day excluding during count times and if the facility goes into lockdown. Phone calls may be monitored and recorded. 
Kentucky Department of Corrections uses Access Corrections for inmate banking. This allows friends and family members to send an inmate up to $300 daily through a variety of methods.
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