Kentucky Department of Corrections and Vermont Department of Corrections

Steve Mays, County Judge Executive Charles Beach III, Peoples Exchange Bank Thomas P. Jones, Commonwealth Attorney Joanne Dunaway Tim Chandler, Chief of Police Edmund Shelby, Editor, Beattyville Enterprise Frank Kincaid, Superintendent, Lee County Schools Terry Tipton, P.E.P. Coalition Charles Beach, Jr., Chairman, Peoples Exchange Bank John Mills, Fire Chief Williwm Owens Edna Grace Crabtree Marie Rader, Representative Dustin Adams Bob and Linda Smith, Three Forks Tradition Neely Back, Coordinator, Lee County Solid Waste Don Begley, Chairman, Beattyville City Council Bill Abner, City Manager, City of Beattyville Ted Edmonds, State Representative Dr. J. Hurm Susan Starling, Marcum & Wallace Vada Wilson, Administrator, Three Forks Regional Jail Jody Madden and Tim Wilson, Jackson Energy James Couch, Beattyville City Council Donnie Hogan, Lee County Sheriff Carole Kincaid, Regional Director, Experience Works, Inc. Robert Stivers, Senator Vivian Smith, Director, Lee County Health Center Jeanette Bradenburg, President, Beattyville Woman's Club Jim Hall, Member, Beattyville City Council Benny Todd, Magistrate Carl Ross, Magistrate Billy Joe Coomer, Magistrate Ronnie Paul Begley, Magistrate Sam Cockerham, Member, Beattyville City Council John Smith, Member, Beattyville City Council Eric Buckley, Branch Manager, KY Department of Corrections Lt. Darrell Neace, On-Site Monitor, Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex Martha Slemp, Education Administrator, KY Department of Corrections David Whittaker, Jackson Service Plus Wendy Hayden, KY Department of Corrections Gary Hall, Delta Gas Cale Turner Charles Long, Mayor Kelly Shouse, Sheriff Joe Kash, Mayor

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Program opportunities available to the inmate poopulation at Lee Adjustment Center include, but are not limited to, the following: FAITH-BASED--All faiths of the population are represented. SUBSTANCE ABUSE--Addictions Treatment Unit (therapeutic community), Criminal Conduct and Substance Abuse Treatment: Strategies for Self-Improvement and Change, and Alcoholics/Narcotics Anonymous EDUCATIONAL--Literacy, Adult Basic Education (ABE) and General Education Development (GED) level programming; various college courses which vary by semester VOCATIONAL--culinary arts, bulding trades, masonry, and horticulture LIFE SKILLS--anger management, parenting, and cognitive self-change PRE-/POST RELEASE

General Population--Saturday, Sunday and recognized holidays from 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. Special Management Inmates--Thursday as scheduled in advance through the Unit Captain

Visiting Rules/Requirements 1) Visitor's names MUST appear on the inmate's approved visitor list. 2) Visitors age eighteen (18) and over must present official photo identification. Certifate of Birth and Social Security Cards are required for persons under the age of eighteen (18) years of age. 3) Persons under eighteen (18) years of age cannot visit unless accompanied by a parent, legal guardian or an approved adult having a notarized authorization from the parent or guardian. 4) Visitors may visit only one (1) inmate per visit, unless the inmates being visited are of the same immediate family. 5) Each table has four (4) chairs, therefore a limit of three (3) adult visitors per inmate is observed. The number of children is not limited, however no additional chairs can be added at the table. 6) Accompanying adults are responsible for supervising and maintaining control of their children. Failure to do so may result in early termination of the visit. 7) Visitor, their vehicles or any container carried into the facility beyond the warning sign along the roadway are subject to a search. Visitors who refuse to be serached and/or those int eh possession of dangerous contraband will be denied entry into the institution. Law enforcement officials may be summoned/contacted as deemed necessary. 8) Visitors must dress appropriately. Dresses or shorts must be no less than mid-thigh length. Clothing cannot be excessively tight or revealing and proper under garments must be worn. Clothing with splits, cut-outs or made of transparent materials is not acceptable, nor are mini-skirts, halter/tank tops or short cut-offs. Inappropriately dressed individuals (as determined by staff on duty) will be denied access to the visiting room. 9) Visitors are rotated on a first-in/first-out basis with a two (2) hour minimum visit per scheduled visiting day. Visitors traveling in excess of three hundred (300) miles one way will receive a minimum four (4) hour visit. 10) Visitors who seldom visit, such as once per calendar quarter or less, and who travel three hundred (300) miles or more one way may request an all-day visit (limited to normal visiting hours unless otherwise specified). Such request must be approved by the Warden or designee at least one (1) week in advance of the desired visit date. All-day visits occurring on Saturday, Sunday and recognized holidays will be normal contact visits, but those occurring Monday through Friday will be non-contact visits. 11) Visitors can bring ONLY their vehicle keys and up to twenty dollars ($20) per visitor, in five dollar ($5) denominations or less into the visiting area for use in the vending machines. 12) Postal money orders for inmates can be placed in a locked steel box upon visitor registration. 13) The exchange of any item (i.e. clothing, jewelry, etc.) between inmates and visitors is prohibited. coin-lockers are available for visitors to store items not taken into the visiting area. 14) Visitors are allowed to kiss and embrace an inmate only at the beginning and end of the visit. Undue contact or other inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated and may result in early termination of the visit.

For your convenience, we have compiled driving directions from various locations in Kentucky and Vermont as follows:

DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM WITHIN KENTUCKY

From Louisville?New Albany (IN)-- I-64 East to Lexington, See "From Lexington"

From Newport/Covington/Cincinnati(OH)-- I-75 South to Lexington, See "From Lexington"

From Paducah-- I-24 East to WK Parkway, WK Parkway East to Lexington, See "From Lexington"

From Knoxville(TN)-- I-75 North to Lexington, See "From Lexington"

From Lexington-- I-64 East to Bert T. Combs Mountain Parkway (Exit 98), Mountain Parkway East to Slade/Beattyville exit (Exit 33), See "Local Directions"

From Ashland-- I-64 West to Bert T. Combs Mountain Parkway (Winchester), Mountain Parkway East to Slade/Beattyville exit (Exit 33), See "Local Directions"

Local Directions (From Exit 33, Slade/Beattyville exit of Bert T. combs Mountain Parkway to CCA/Lee Adjustment Center)-- KY-11 South approximately 15 miles to KY-498, turn right; KY-498 West approximately 2 miles to KY-1144, turn left; KY-1144 East approximately 3 miles to CCA/Lee Adjustment Center

DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM VERMONT

From Burlington, VT area-- US-7 South to VT-22A to VT-17W; VT-17W to RT-903; RT-903 to RT-9N/RT-22; RT-9N/RT-22 to RT-74; RT-74 to I-87 South. See "Vermont General Driving Directions."

From Montpelier, VT area-- I-89 South to VT-107; VT-107 to VT-100; VT-100 to US-4 (becomes US-4 West) to Ann Street; Ann STreet (becomes RT-149) to US-9; US-9 to Gurney Lane; Gurney Lane to I-87 South. See "Vermont General Driving Directions."

Vermont General Driving Directions-- I-87 South to I-90 West; I-90 West to I-79 South; I-79 South to I-77 South; I-77 South to I-64 West; I-64 West to US-23; US-23 South to KY-321; KY-321 South to US-460; US-460 West to Bert T. Combs Mountain Parkway; Mountain Parkway West to Beattyville exit (Exit 40) and turn left at end of ramp (KY-15); KY-15 South approximately 0.5 miles to KY-715, turn left; KY-715 South approximately 6 miles to KY-11, turn left; KY-11 South approximately 6 miles to KY-498, turn right; KY-498 West approximately 2 miles to KY-1144 East approximately 3 miles to CCA/Lee Adjustment Center

NEAREST COMMERCIAL AIRPORT

Bluegrass Airport (LEX)-- Lexington, Kentucky (approximately 1 1/2 hour drive from facility; rental cars available at airport. Driving directions from airport to facility are indicated below.)

From Bluegrass Airport (LEX) Lexington-- Exit airport on Terminal Drive, turn right onto Man-O-War Boulevard; Man-O-War Boulevard to I-75 North; I-75 North to I-64 East; I-64 East to Bert T. Combs Mountain Parkway (Exit 98); Mountain Parkway East to Slade/Beattyville exit (Exit 33). Turn right onto KY_11 South approximately 15 miles to KY-498, turn right; KY-498 West approximately 2 miles to KY-1144, turn left; KY-1144 East approximatley 3 miles to CCA/Lee Adjustment Center.