The Hopkins County Jail is nestled in Madisonville, Kentucky. The Hopkins  County Jail is the law enforcement agency responsible for the day to day operation of the Hopkins County Jail.

The Hopkins County Jail is a medium-security facility. The facility houses both adult male and adult female inmates. These inmates typically are either waiting for their trial, going through their trial, or waiting to be sentenced. However, there are a handful of inmates who have already been sentenced. When an inmate is sentenced and they stay in the Hopkins County Jail will carry a sentence of two years or less.

Inmates in the Hopkins County Jail will have a wide variety of programs and services they can utilize. These programs and services are put in place to help inmates better themselves and help them less likely to re-offend once they get released. These programs and services include the following:

• Recovery Dynamics
• Criminal Thinking Errors
• Rational Behavioral Training
• Substance Abuse Education
• Alcoholics Anonymous
• Narcotics Anonymous
• Relapse Prevention
• Group Counseling
• Religious Services
• Malachi Dads
• Great Banquet Religious Retreat
• Parenting Classes
• WorkKeys
• GED Prep
• Conquering Chemical Dependency
• Driving Under the Influence
• Anger Management
• Moral Reconation Therapy

The Hopkins County Jail has its current inmate roster available on the web for the community to search through. The inmate roster displays inmates who are currently in the custody of the Hopkins County Jail.

Hopkins County Jail Prison Information