Wakulla County Inmate Records Search

The Wakulla County Sheriff's Office keeps jail records in Crawfordville. No online search is available at this time. You must call the jail to ask about inmates. Staff can tell you who is in custody.

Wakulla County Sheriff's Office

The Sheriff's Office runs the jail at 15 Oak Street. It holds inmates who wait for trial. It also holds those who serve short terms. The office provides law enforcement for the whole county. Staff work all hours to keep the jail safe.

The Sheriff maintains records per Chapter 119. This law gives you access to most jail files.

Call 850.745.7154 during business hours. Staff can help you find an inmate. They can answer status questions. The Wakulla County Sheriff's Office corrections page has more details.

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Wakulla County Inmate Information

Wakulla County has no online inmate search. You must call the Sheriff's Office. Staff can give details on current inmates.

Be ready to give facts when you call. The inmate's full name and birth date help. If you know the booking date, share that too. Staff will search and give you status.

Records often show booking date and charges. Bond amounts appear when set. Housing location may be shared. Court dates are sometimes known. Always verify with the jail, as status changes fast.

Data updates occur all day. New arrests are logged at booking. Release info is logged at exit. For the latest facts, call the jail.

You can also request records in writing. Some files need a formal public records request. Contact the Sheriff's Office for help.

Visitation and Inmate Services

The jail has rules for visits. These rules keep the site safe. All guests must follow the protocols. Call the Sheriff's Office for visit times.

Visit hours depend on where the inmate stays. Check the schedule before you go. Some units have visits on set days. Weekend hours may differ from weekdays. Arrive early for check-in. Late guests may lose their spot.

All adult guests need ID. A photo ID from the government is best. Kids must come with a parent or guardian. The jail has strict rules on who can visit. Dress codes apply to all.

Inmates can get mail at the jail. Use their full name on the address. Do not send cash or checks in the mail. Books must come from publishers. Photos have size and content rules. All mail is opened and checked.

Inmates may join faith or school programs. Call the jail to ask about these. Family visits may be set up in some cases.

About Wakulla County

Wakulla County is in Florida's Big Bend region. It lies south of Tallahassee. Crawfordville is the county seat. The area is known for Wakulla Springs.

The Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement for all residents. This includes patrol, investigations, and jail services. The facility holds pre-trial and sentenced inmates. Staff work to keep safety and provide care.

Call the Sheriff's Office for questions not on the web. Staff will guide you to the right department. Response times vary. For emergencies, call 911.

Florida State Inmate Resources

Not all inmates stay in county jails. Some go to state prisons. The Florida Department of Corrections runs these. The FDC website helps you find state inmates.

The FDC system covers all state prisons in Florida.

Florida law gives you rights to public records. Contact the FDC Public Records Portal for requests.

Some records stay private under the law. Medical files and security facts are exempt. Agencies must remove sensitive data before release.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Wakulla County. Check them if you cannot find your inmate.