Flagler County Jail Inmate Lookup

The Flagler County Sheriff's Office keeps jail roster records. The main office is in Bunnell. This East Coast county lacks online inmate search tools. You must call the Office to get booking data. This guide shows how to get inmate records in Flagler County.

Flagler County Sheriff's Office

The Sheriff's Office runs the county jail. They keep all inmate records. Staff serve Bunnell and coastal towns. You can get data by phone. They handle all records requests. The Office follows Chapter 119 of Florida Statutes. This law gives you rights to view records.

Visit the Flagler County Sheriff's Office web site for general data. The site has agency news. It lacks an online inmate search. The site gives other tools. You can find jail and visit rules.

The photo above shows the Sheriff's Office site.

Note: Call the Office for current inmate data.

Finding Flagler County Inmate Information

Flagler County has no online inmate database. To find roster data, call the Sheriff's Office. Phone calls give the best way to check status.

When you call, have the full name ready. Add birth date if you know it. Staff can say if someone is in custody. They may share charges and bond.

For full records, submit a formal request.

You can ask for these files:

• Booking reports and logs
• Daily rosters
• Incident reports
• Release records

Some files have private data. Medical files stay secret. The Office will explain any limits.

State and Regional Inmate Resources

When local search fails, try state tools. The Florida Department of Corrections keeps state prison records. This includes those serving more than one year.

The FDC Offender Search portal lets you search Florida prisons for free. Search by name or DC number. The tool shows facility and release dates.

Use this tool when looking for inmates who may have left Flagler County.

The Florida Department of State lists all county jails. This helps you search nearby counties.

Public Records Requests in Flagler County

Florida law gives strong rights for records access. The Sheriff's Office keeps jail records. You have the right to view most booking files.

Send your request in writing. Describe the files you need. Include your contact info. The Office must reply under Florida law.

Fees apply for copies. Flagler County charges standard rates. You can view files in person. The Office will give cost quotes.

Some records stay protected.

Visiting Flagler County Jail Inmates

The jail allows visits with set steps. All guests need approval first. The inmate must add your name.

Bring valid photo ID. Driver's licenses work. State IDs work too. Minors need a parent. The jail may ban some guests.

Dress codes need proper clothes. Revealing clothes are not allowed. Security checks are required. Do not bring banned items.

Visits happen at set times only. Time limits let all inmates get visits. Staff watch visits. Rule breaks can cost visit rights.

Cities in Flagler County

Flagler County has towns served by the Bunnell jail. All arrests go through this center. The main towns are Palm Coast and Bunnell.

Flagler County sits on Florida's Atlantic coast. The jail serves all towns in the county.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Flagler County. If your search fails here, try these nearby jails.