Broward County Jail Inmate Search and Mugshots
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The Broward County Sheriff’s Office serves the vicinity by providing law enforcement and fire rescue services to the county and surrounding unincorporated areas. Lead by Colonel Tim Gillette, Executive Director of the Department of Law Enforcement, the Broward County Sheriff’s Office oversees four Broward county jail facilities, including the 12th largest jail in the United States. The Broward county jails house an approximate 63,220 inmates every year. The jail facilities provide inmates with numerous medical and rehabilitation programs, as well as an Emergency Response Team and a Security-Threat group. The Broward County Sheriff’s Office inmate search provides general information regarding an inmate’s charge(s), bond, arrest process and visitor information, as well as Broward county mugshots.
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Q. Where can I find court case info for an arrest in Broward County, Florida?
A. You can search for court case info on this public site:
http://www.browardclerk.org
Q. How can I find out if someone is still in a Broward County jail for an arrest?
A. You can find more information on an imate by visiting the county's arrest inquiry page or by calling 954-831-5900.
Q. Can I call an inmate in a Broward County Jail?
A. No, inmates can not receive incoming phone calls, however they can make outgoing collect or prepaid calls. Inmates must be first assigned a housing unit before making calls.
Q. How can I visit an inmate in a Broward County Jail?
A. Inmates are allowed one 2 hour visit per week. Each jail facility has it's own visitation schedule. For more information on each facility, see this page.
We work to keep this information up to date and useful. If you have any corrections, let us know.
Q. Where can I find court case info for an arrest in Broward County, Florida?
A. You can search for court case info on this public site:
http://www.browardclerk.org
Q. How can I find out if someone is still in a Broward County jail for an arrest?
A. You can find more information on an imate by visiting the county's arrest inquiry page or by calling 954-831-5900.
Q. Can I call an inmate in a Broward County Jail?
A. No, inmates can not receive incoming phone calls, however they can make outgoing collect or prepaid calls. Inmates must be first assigned a housing unit before making calls.
Q. How can I visit an inmate in a Broward County Jail?
A. Inmates are allowed one 2 hour visit per week. Each jail facility has it's own visitation schedule. For more information on each facility, see this page.
