About Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility

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The Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility, AK is responsible for housing those who have been arrested by law enforcement. The Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility is only allowed to house adult offenders. All juvenile offenders will get brought to a different facility.

The Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility is the primary jail for Kenai Peninsula Borough County County. It is a medium/most extreme security office evaluated to house detainees of nearly every security grouping. Phenomenal watchfulness addresses the prisoner’s issues yet shields society from their harmful practices.

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Inmate Search

To get a peek at the inmate list in the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility, you will need to get in touch with the Kenai Peninsula Borough County Sheriff’s . They will be able to help you locate the inmates in question.

With an end goal to more readily serve people in general, the Kenai Peninsula Borough County County Sheriff's Specialty gives the accompanying combined month-to-month booking measurements for the unincorporated zones of Kenai Peninsula Borough County County. This data is a freely available report.

Kenai Peninsula Borough County Arrest Warrants

Kenai Peninsula Borough County Sex Offender Registry

Sending A Mail/Package to Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility inmates

There is no restriction on the measure of mail you may ship off a detainee. Bundles won't be acknowledged and got back to the sender. Any correspondence conveyed at a mass rate will be viewed as garbage mail and be disposed of.

Individual mail got for a prisoner will be investigated and might be perused before conveyance to the detainee at the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility. Any booty found via the post office will get taken out.

No web printouts, news clippings, puzzle books, inappropriate or naked photos, and so on will get acknowledged.

Books from an external perspective and magazine memberships are not permitted.

Correctional officers don't convey messages to detainees at the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility.

No approaching mail will be acknowledged whether there is an unknown substance on it, has all the earmarks of being recolored, has a smell, or seems to contain booty. All approaching mail must have the sender's first and last name, total location, and prisoner's complete name on the envelope.

Sending Money

When you visit a detainee in Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility, you can cut down the cash request to put cash on the prisoner's books. If you don't anticipate seeing the detainee any time soon, you are allowed to mail a cash request to the street number at the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility.

Phone Calls

If you have to connect with a prisoner to leave an urgent message, you should call 907-335-3100, and leave the prisoner's complete name, outsider enrollment number, and your name and phone number where you can be reached. The prisoner will be given your message.

The prisoner phone framework is worked by consolidated public correspondences. To set up a prepaid record, demand a discount, or for questions and concerns call 907-335-3100, or visit www.inmatesales.com. detainees may buy telephone time utilizing their store accounts.

Calls within the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility are always recorded. All calls will only get permitted to be 15-minutes in length. Please note that all calls are collected.

Visitation

Before you visit a detainee, you will need to contact the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility to guarantee that the prisoner is in the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility and not showing up in court.

Detainees will be permitted to visit two guests every day. Guests are invited to visit a detainee in the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility every day from 9 am to 6 pm.

To plan an appearance, please visit www.inmatesales.com. On the off chance that you have any inquiries concerning the build, you may call 907-335-3100.

Kids must be managed by a grown-up consistently, and youngsters under age 12 cannot visit during on-location visits.

We ask that you please make an effort to remain hospitable to others by not talking uproarious during your visit at the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility.

Wrong dress, language, or activities will bring about you getting approached to leave. All visits are dependent upon disavowal and checking by officials.

All appearance times are liable to change or retraction without notice. The inability to comply with all standards will bring about the end of the visit.

Previous prisoners of the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility get denied from visiting for a time of 30 days.

Visiting time can be restricted for every visit. Relatives or companions are permitted one stop for each day, two grown-up guests, all at once—breaking point of 2 trips each week.

With the pandemic in 2020, the visitation in the Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility has been suspended. The visitation will lift once it is safe to do so. The visitation got halted to stop the spread of the Coronavirus.

Visiting Hours

Monday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Thursday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday — 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Sunday — 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM

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