Orange County Florida Jail Inmate Search and Mugshots
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The Orange County Corrections Department serves Orange County, Florida and includes the operation of the 3rd largest jail system within the state. More than 1,800 employees and 1,000 certified correctional officers maintain a safe and professional environment for Orlando jail inmates, citizens and visitors. Due to the high level of professionalism maintained by the Orange County Florida Corrections Department, the department has achieved national accreditation from the American Correctional Association. There are four facilities within the Orange County jail system, including the Main Facility, which is the department’s largest jail, the Direct Supervision Facilities, the Booking and Release Center and the Work Release Center. Orange County inmates can be found via the online search database. The Orange County Florida inmate search provides Orlando mugshots, inmates’ information, charges and bond amounts.
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Q. How can I find more information about a court case for an arrest in Orange County?
A. Court case details for Orange County, FL are available at this site:
http://myclerk.myorangeclerk.com/default.aspx/
You can search by name by in the "Criminal and Traffic Case Records" section.
Q. How do I find if someone is still in a Orange County Jail?
A. You can call the records management phone line at 407-836-3400 or search for current inmates online here.
Q. Can I call an inmate in a Orange County Jail?
A. Inmates can only make outgoing phone calls via collect call or prepaid accounts.
Q. How can I visit an inmate in a Orange County Jail?
A. All visits to inmates are done via video. Visitation scheduling and information can be found here.
Q. How can I send a letter to an inmate?
A. First make sure that the inmate is still in jail by using the county's inmate lookup. Then you can follow the instructions here to send a letter.
We work to keep this information up to date and useful. If you have any corrections, let us know.
Q. How can I find more information about a court case for an arrest in Orange County?
A. Court case details for Orange County, FL are available at this site:
http://myclerk.myorangeclerk.com/default.aspx/
You can search by name by in the "Criminal and Traffic Case Records" section.
Q. How do I find if someone is still in a Orange County Jail?
A. You can call the records management phone line at 407-836-3400 or search for current inmates online here.
Q. Can I call an inmate in a Orange County Jail?
A. Inmates can only make outgoing phone calls via collect call or prepaid accounts.
Q. How can I visit an inmate in a Orange County Jail?
A. All visits to inmates are done via video. Visitation scheduling and information can be found here.
Q. How can I send a letter to an inmate?
A. First make sure that the inmate is still in jail by using the county's inmate lookup. Then you can follow the instructions here to send a letter.
