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Monroe County, KY jails hold prisoners after an arrest or people who have been transferred to the county from a detention center. Monroe County holds 1 jails with a total of 6,729 inmates. These correctional facilities have private cells for extremely violent criminals or controversial suspects. Monroe County jails are subject to health and medical restrictions and have to provide medical care to all its inmates.

Monroe County Quick Facts

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Monroe County Population Total

3,658

Female Population, Rate & Count

3,719 / 834 / 31

Male Population, Rate & Count

$29,808

Median Income

1,641.6

Arrest Rate

279.3

Local Jail Rate

19

Local Jail Count (the average # of people in jail for one day)

20

Population Total Confined

309

Pretrial Rate

7,246

Admit Rate

493

Admit Count

6,729

Yearly Prisoner Count

County Crimes by Type

Monroe County is well known for its Violent Crime Totals, it has a share of 20.00% of all the crimes committed in the county - 1 Violent Crime Total cases. Murder And Nonnegligent Manslaughter is the least trendy crime of the area with only 0.00% out of all the crimes in Monroe County.

Crimes % in 2016 - TOTAL ALL AGENCIES

The Timeline of the County Crime Trends

Monroe County Jail Demographics

The county has 10,653 people confined with a jail population density of 20 prisoners per jail. When breaking down the population by gender, females are a minority compared to male prisoners, being 3,330 women and 3,399 men.

Monroe County Prison Records by Race & Ethnicity

County Jail Statistics

The county has an arrest rate of 1,642 and a local jail rate of 279 inmates per year and a pretrial rate of 309 pre trials per 100,000 residents aged from 15 to 64. The jail admit rate for the area equals 7,246, which is lower compared to the statistics of 2005 - 8,482 incarcerations a year.

Local Jail, Pretrial and Admit Rates

The average jail count for Monroe is 19 incarcerations in a day. The numbers have decreased during the last 10 years, when there were on average 25 imprisonments a day.