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Official Scott County criminal records must be requested from the government office that created or keeps them. The contacts below route court files to the Circuit Court Clerk, booking questions to the detention center, city police reports to Georgetown or the appropriate city office, and statewide history questions to Kentucky agencies. This private resource does not receive government record requests.

This Is Not a Government Office. A private reference resource cannot obtain, change, remove, certify, or accept filings for any Scott County criminal record. Contact the responsible public office directly.

Need an Official Record?

Send each request to the custodian for that type of Scott County record.

  • Court case documents: Office of Circuit Court Clerk, 119 N. Hamilton St., Georgetown, KY 40324; 502-863-0474. The clerk holds both District and Circuit Court files. Call first because copy fees and the precise counter schedule were not posted in the source material.
  • Booking and custody: Scott County Detention Center, 130 N. Court St., Georgetown, KY 40324; 502-863-7880; fax 502-867-3727.
  • Sheriff records and warrant routing: Scott County Sheriff's Office, 502-863-7855. County-department open-records requests may also use the Scott County Fiscal Court route at stacyh@scottky.gov.
  • Georgetown Police and dispatch records: Georgetown Police, 550 Bourbon St., Georgetown, KY 40324; 502-863-7826. Use the city Clerk-Treasurer open-records process for police, body-camera, and 911 or dispatch material.
  • Statewide court reports: Kentucky Court of Justice AOC Records Unit, 1001 Vandalay Drive, Frankfort, KY 40601; 800-928-6381, weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern.
  • Fingerprint-supported self-review and registry matters: Kentucky State Police Criminal Identification and Records Branch, 1266 Louisville Road, Frankfort, KY 40601. Registry questions use 502-227-8700 or kspsor@ky.gov.

For a Scott County expungement, obtain the AOC eligibility certification first and then file the correct form with the Circuit Court Clerk when the original charge was filed in Scott County.