Contact us – Florida Recent Bookings is the main entry point for users who need help with recent arrest searches, county jail rosters, and daily booking reports across Florida. This page explains every support channel, lists the public offices that hold the official records, and shows the fastest path to fix a mistake or ask a question about a booking entry anywhere in the state.
How to Reach Florida Recent Bookings Support
The team answers questions about the site, the booking data, the daily arrest log, and how the search tools work. Most messages get a reply within one business day. Urgent record corrections go to the front of the queue so stale entries do not stay on the site.
Email and Online Form Options
The site runs on a contact form on the main page. Pick the category that fits your message so it reaches the right staff member. You can check ticket status by replying to the auto response. Include the booking number, full name, county, and booking date when your question is about a specific entry.
- Contact form: on the main website, under the Contact page link
- Subject line tip: include the county name and booking date when relevant
- Attach clear screenshots when you report a wrong photo, charge line, or release date
Response Times and What to Expect
Standard questions get a reply in one to two business days. Data correction requests often take three to five business days because staff have to verify the record against the source agency. Legal requests take longer and need written confirmation before the team acts on them.
- Standard inbox: 1 to 2 business days
- Record corrections: 3 to 5 business days
- Legal or subpoena requests: case-by-case, written response only
Types of Inquiries We Handle
Each message goes to a small team that knows the local records source for that county. The team can pull records, flag errors, remove duplicate entries, and explain how a booking shows up on the site.
- Wrong charge, bond amount, or release date on a record
- Photo mismatch or missing mugshot
- Duplicate entries for the same booking
- Questions about how the booking date and booking number work
- Removal requests tied to court ordered sealing or expungement
Florida County Jail Booking Contact Directory
Florida has 67 counties. Each county runs its own jail roster through the local Sheriff’s Office or a county corrections department. The table below shows where to reach the main booking offices for the largest counties that appear most often in the daily Florida arrest log.
| County | Main Booking Office | Public Records Path |
|---|---|---|
| Miami-Dade | Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department | Online inmate search and court records through the Clerk of Court |
| Broward | Broward County Sheriff’s Office of Inmate Services | Online jail roster and arrest inquiry portal |
| Orange | Orange County Corrections Department | Online inmate search plus Clerk of Court case lookup |
| Hillsborough | Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Jail Division | Online booking search and court records portal |
| Duval | Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division | Online inmate search and arrest records request |
| Pinellas | Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Corrections | Online inmate search and warrant search |
| Palm Beach | Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Corrections | Online inmate search and arrest records |
| Lee | Lee County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Bureau | Online daily arrest log and inmate lookup |
| Polk | Polk County Sheriff’s Office Corrections | Online inmate search and booking search |
| Brevard | Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Jail Complex | Online inmate lookup and recent arrests page |
| Volusia | Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Corrections | Online inmate search and arrest log |
| Pasco | Pasco County Sheriff’s Office Corrections | Online inmate lookup and court records |
| Seminole | Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Civil and Corrections | Online inmate search and arrest log |
Miami-Dade County Booking Contact
Miami-Dade runs its own Corrections and Rehabilitation Department separate from the Sheriff’s Office. The booking center handles intake from many municipal police agencies inside the county. Users who need the official booking record, including charges and bond, can search the county inmate lookup or contact the Clerk of Court for court records tied to the case.
Broward County Booking Contact
Broward booking records sit under the Sheriff’s Office of Inmate Services. The department publishes a daily jail roster with charges, bond, and arrest date. For court case data, the Broward Clerk of Court hosts a separate case search tied to each booking number.
Orange County Florida Bookings Contact
Orange County bookings sit under the county Corrections Department, which serves Orlando and the surrounding cities. The inmate search tool shows the booking photo, charge list, bond amount, and current housing location. Court documents such as the arrest affidavit and bond hearing schedules sit with the Orange County Clerk of Court.
Hillsborough County Booking Contact
Hillsborough County bookings, which include Tampa, Temple Terrace, and Plant City, run through the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Jail Division. The online roster posts new arrest entries throughout the day and tracks housing moves, release date changes, and bond actions.
Duval County Jacksonville Booking Contact
Duval County bookings go through the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division. The JSO publishes arrest data on a public portal that includes both the booking photo and the charges filed at intake. Users who need a certified copy of the booking record must request it through the JSO records unit or the Duval Clerk of Court.
Search Florida Arrest Records by County
Each county jail posts its own roster on its own schedule. Some update every hour. Others refresh once a day. The county list below covers the most searched Florida booking records and where to look for the freshest data.
Pinellas County Booking Records
Pinellas County bookings sit with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office. The PCSO inmate search tool updates the jail roster throughout the day and includes bond amount, next court date, and housing assignment. Users can also search warrants tied to a name through the warrant search page on the same portal.
Palm Beach County Booking Records
Palm Beach County bookings live on the PBSO inmate search portal. The roster lists charge codes, bond amount, booking date, and projected release date when one has been set. Court filings linked to each booking sit with the Palm Beach County Clerk of Courts Public Portal.
Lee County Florida Jail Bookings
Lee County bookings, which include Fort Myers and Cape Coral, show up on the Lee County Sheriff’s Office daily arrest log and inmate search. The site lists the booking photo, charges, bond, and the law enforcement agency that made the arrest. Court records map to the Lee County Clerk of Court.
Polk County Recent Bookings
Polk County bookings, including Winter Haven and Lakeland, post on the Polk County Sheriff’s Office inmate roster. The roster tracks current inmates, recent releases, and bond changes. Court cases tied to a Polk booking live in the Polk County Clerk of Courts case search system.
Brevard County Recent Bookings
Brevard County, which covers the Space Coast cities like Melbourne, Cocoa, and Titusville, posts bookings through the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office inmate lookup. The portal shows mugshot, charge list, bond, and intake date. Court documents go through the Brevard County Clerk of Court.
Reporting Corrections or Data Errors
Booking data on this site pulls from county feeds and sheriff’s office press logs. Mistakes can appear when a county updates its feed or when a transcription error slips in. Reporting these errors keeps the daily arrest log accurate for every user.
How to Flag Outdated Booking Records
Send a correction request through the contact form with the subject line “Data Correction.” Include the full name on the record, the booking number, the county, and the specific line that needs a fix. Add a link or screenshot to the official county source so the team can verify the change in one step. Corrections confirmed against the source agency go live on the next data refresh.
Photo and Identifying Data Issues
Photo issues happen when two inmates share a name or when a county reposts an old photo. The fix is to swap the image at the source portal. Flag the issue with the booking number and county name. The team reaches out to the county contact and updates the entry once the source agency confirms the swap.
Florida Department of Corrections Contact Paths
Some Florida inmates move from a county jail into the state prison system after sentencing. The Florida Department of Corrections (FL DOC) runs a separate inmate search for anyone housed in a state prison. This state search covers inmates by name, DC number, and inmate release date.
Statewide Inmate Search Office
FL DOC runs the official statewide inmate search. Users can look up any inmate by name or by Department of Corrections (DC) number. The search shows current facility, current charge list, sentence begin date, and projected release date when one has been set. The DC also operates the toll free public information line for inmate location and release updates.
- FL DOC main line: 850-488-5020
- Victim Services line: 877-716-4144
- Online inmate search: dc.florida.gov (not clickable)
Release Date and Custody Status Lookup
The FL DOC inmate search handles custody status changes, including transfers between prisons, supervised release, and full release. Users who need an official release letter must request it through the FL DOC Records Section. The Records Section also responds to public records requests tied to state inmates.
Business and Partnership Inquiries
Partnership requests include data licensing, advertising on the booking search pages, and integration work with public records vendors. All business pitches go through a separate inbox so the support team can keep user queries moving fast.
Advertising and Data Partnerships
Send advertising and data partnership pitches to the business inbox listed on the main website. Include the company name, the type of partnership, the proposed use of the booking data, and the contact name on your team. Replies take three to five business days and go to the contact name on the pitch.
Legal and Compliance Questions
Legal teams at law firms, compliance offices, and background screening companies can request the data correction policy, the data sourcing list, and the expungement handling process. Send written legal requests through the form marked for legal inquiries. Written responses only, no phone calls for legal questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions below cover the most common support, data, and contact topics that come into the Florida Recent Bookings inbox. Each answer points to the next step a user should take, the office that holds the official record, and the path to a fix. The list covers inmate lookup, booking photos, arrest logs, expungement, and the daily booking report across Florida counties.
How do I look up a Florida arrest record for free?
The free path is to use the county inmate search portal run by the Sheriff’s Office or the county Corrections Department. The booking photo, charges, bond, and intake date show up there right after intake. For court records tied to the case, use the county Clerk of Court portal. State inmates who have moved into prison show up on the FL DOC inmate search. This site pulls from all of these public feeds and adds them to a single search box so you can check a name across counties in one pass.
Can Florida Recent Bookings pull an official booking record for me?
No. This site sits outside of any county or state agency, which means the team cannot issue a certified copy of a booking record. For a certified copy, request it through the arresting agency’s records unit or the county Clerk of Court. The contact paths for each county sit in the table above and in the county sections of this page. The team can only flag errors, swap a record, or remove a duplicate entry from what shows up on this site.
Where do I check Florida booking photos and mugshots?
Booking photos sit on the county inmate search portal at intake and stay there until release. This site mirrors those photos for current inmates and keeps the photo for a short window after release for verification. If a photo is wrong, use the data correction form on the contact page. Include the booking number, the county, and a link to the official portal photo so the team can fix the entry.
How do I search Florida arrest records by booking number?
Booking numbers are unique inside each county. Enter the booking number into the search box on this site, or go to the county inmate search portal and enter the booking number there. The result pulls up the charge list, bond amount, booking date, housing location, and court date when one has been set. If the booking number does not match, the entry may be under a different county or a different arresting agency.
How do I find out who was just booked in Florida today?
The fastest path is the recent arrests page on this site. It pulls new intake entries from each county feed as they post. For a single county, the Sheriff’s Office arrest log usually updates within an hour of intake. Miami-Dade, Broward, Orange, Hillsborough, Duval, and Pinellas all run daily arrest logs that get refreshed through the day.
How do I confirm a Florida inmate release date?
For a county inmate, check the county inmate search portal tied to the booking. The release date shows once the booking office posts it. For a state inmate, check the FL DOC inmate search, which tracks release dates for sentenced prisoners. If the release date on this site does not match the official portal, send a data correction through the contact form with the booking number and the official release date.
Can I remove a Florida arrest record from this site?
Only in three cases. Case one, a court has ordered the record sealed or expunged. Case two, the entry is a confirmed duplicate. Case three, the source agency confirms the entry never happened. Send the court order or the agency confirmation to the contact form marked for removals. The team checks the source and removes the entry once confirmed. The team cannot remove records based on a personal request without a court order or source agency confirmation.