Orange County Jail Roster Search

Jail roster searches give access to a large system. The Corrections Department runs many facilities. This is the fifth most populous county. It has over 1.4 million people. The county includes Orlando. It includes many communities. The jail handles many bookings.

Orange County Jail Facilities

The Corrections Department runs seven facilities. These have over 3,700 beds. Each facility serves specific needs. This is based on security and program needs.

The Booking and Release Center is at 3855 South John Young Parkway. It has 592 beds. It is the main intake site.

The Main Facility Jail houses 1,053 inmates. It is one of the largest. The All-Female Center has 652 beds. It has gender-specific services.

The Horizon Facility houses 768 inmates. It offers special programs. The Genesis Facility has 220 beds. The Phoenix Facility has 288 beds. The Whitcomb Facility has 224 beds.

The screenshot above shows the inmate search tool. It gives current booking info.

How to Search Orange County Jail Roster

The inmate search is online. The database lists current inmates. It includes charges and bond. It includes booking photos. Info updates every 30 minutes.

Note: Inclusion does not mean guilt. All are presumed innocent. Booking info reflects arrests only.

To search, visit the inmate search site. You can search by name or booking number. The system returns matches.

The inmate search includes:

• Full name, photo, race, gender, age
• Booking number and date, bond
• Last known location and cell
• Case status and arresting agency
• Charges, case number, court

A daily booking list shows all recent arrests.

Orange County Jail Visitation

Video visits are at all facilities. The center is at 3000 39th Street. This system lets friends and family connect.

Each inmate gets 3 video visits per week. This helps manage resources. Visitation hours are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

To schedule, call (407) 836-8061. Advance signup is required. You must create an account. The process includes ID check.

Remote visits use a computer or phone. You need internet, webcam, and mic. Remote visits may have fees.

Visitors must follow all rules. Staff can end visits for violations. Contact the center for requirements.

Sending Money to Orange County Inmates

There are several ways to send funds. Funds are for store purchases. Inmates can buy snacks and hygiene items.

In-person deposits are at the Booking Center. The lobby is open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Kiosks take cash and cards. Funds post right away.

Mail deposits use money orders. Send to P.O. Box 4970, Orlando, FL 32802. Include the inmate's name and booking number. Allow time to process.

ConnectNetwork has online and phone deposits. Call (888) 428-1845. The online system takes cards. Fees apply.

Never send cash by mail. Cash is not accepted. Use only approved ways.

Orange County Inmate Services and Programs

The jails provide full services. Medical care is here. Doctors and nurses staff the jails. Mental health help is here too.

School programs help inmates earn a GED. Reading classes help skills. Job training teaches skills for work.

Drug programs address addiction. Counseling helps inmates. These programs reduce return visits.

Religious services are here. Chaplains visit for support. Inmates can go to services.

Bail and Bond in Orange County

Inmates can post bail. Bail amounts are set by judges. The search shows current bond amounts.

Cash bail needs full payment. Pay at the jail or clerk. Keep all receipts. Bail is returned after the case.

Bail bonds are common. A bondsman charges a fee. This is usually ten percent. The bondsman posts full bail. The fee is not returned.

Property bonds use real estate. You need equity in Florida property. The court places a lien. Property bonds take more time.

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