Luther Luckett Correctional Complex opened in 1981, and houses up to 1,200 male inmates. Residents are of mixed custody levels, housing minimum, medium and maximum security offenders. The facility is comprised of seven housing units, six multiple occupancy units, and one single cell housing unit. This facility is named after a department of corrections employee. Luther Luckett Correctional Complex shares the facility grounds with the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center.
During their incarceration inmates have access to educational and vocational programs that teach skills like masonry, welding, automotive technology, collision repair, IC3 and Microsoft certification. These valuable skills help provide inmates with a foundational skill they can utilize upon release.
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.
In order to obtain information about an inmate, including their ID number, current location, and sentencing information, you can use the
Before visiting an inmate in Kentucky, you must be on the inmate's approved visitors list. To start the approval process, follow these steps:
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