Find Flagler County Booking, Inmate & Court Records
For a recent Flagler County arrest or jail booking, start with the Flagler County Sheriff’s official Inmate Search. It lets you search current and date-based booking information using several identifiers. Move to the Flagler County Clerk & Comptroller when you need the criminal court case rather than only the jail record.
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Where to start a Flagler County mugshot or arrest search
The official jail lookup is maintained for the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office and includes more useful search controls than a generic mugshot directory. You can search by name, subject number or booking number, filter by whether the person is in custody, set booking dates and choose a housing facility where applicable.
This matters because “Flagler County mugshots” can refer to several different records: a booking record, booking photograph, jail custody status, arrest affidavit, incident report or court case. These records may be held by different government offices.
How to search Flagler County bookings and jail inmates
Open the official inmate search
Use the inmate-search link published by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office. This avoids relying on copied arrest lists that may be outdated or incomplete.
Start with the strongest identifier
Use the person’s name if that is all you know. If you already have a subject number or booking number, those identifiers can reduce same-name confusion.
Use booking-date filters when needed
The official search supports a booking-from date and booking-to date. This can be more useful than a broad name search when you know approximately when the arrest occurred.
Check custody status
Use the in-custody option when your question is whether someone is currently being held rather than whether a historical booking exists.
Verify the result before relying on it
Compare all identifiers made available by the system. A name match alone should not be treated as definitive identity confirmation.
What the official Flagler County inmate search lets you enter
| Search field | Best use | Practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Find an inmate when you know the person’s identity | Check spelling and compare other available identifiers. |
| Subject Number | Locate a particular person in the jail system | Use this when it appears on an earlier jail record. |
| Booking Number | Locate a specific booking episode | Useful when you already have the booking identifier. |
| In Custody | Limit results to current jail status | Use this for present-location questions. |
| Booking From / To | Search bookings within a known period | Useful for recent-arrest research. |
| Housing Facility | Filter results by facility when available | Use only when the relevant facility is known. |
Mugshot, booking record and court record are not the same thing
Jail intake information
A booking record generally concerns entry into the detention system. It can help establish when a person was processed and whether they remain in custody.
Mugshot image
A mugshot is a photograph associated with booking. The existence of a photograph does not establish guilt or tell you how the case ended.
Agency-created record
An arrest affidavit, incident report or other law-enforcement report may contain information that does not appear in the jail roster.
Later legal proceedings
The Clerk’s court system is the better source for later filings, court activity and disposition information that is publicly available.
What if the person does not appear in Flagler County inmate search?
A missing current result does not prove an arrest never occurred. It can mean you are searching the wrong record type, the person is no longer in local custody or the booking information is held elsewhere.
| Problem | Possible reason | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| No name match | Spelling, a middle name or another identifying detail may differ. | Try a broader name search or use a booking/subject number if known. |
| Person was recently released | A current-custody filter may no longer return the person. | Remove the custody filter and use booking dates or move to court records. |
| You need an older arrest | The jail search may not answer the historical question you have. | Use the Sheriff’s Records Unit or Flagler Clerk criminal court records. |
| You need the arrest narrative | The inmate record is not the complete law-enforcement report. | Request the arrest affidavit or incident report from the responsible agency. |
| The person went to state prison | County custody and Florida state prison are different systems. | Use Florida Department of Corrections Offender Search. |
How to get a Flagler County arrest affidavit or incident report
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Records Unit maintains official agency records and processes public-information requests. The Sheriff’s public-record policy explains that records can include arrest affidavits, incident reports, certain crash reports, body-camera recordings and other material, subject to Florida law and exemptions.
Florida public-record law is broad, but not every field in every criminal-justice record is automatically releasable. Active criminal intelligence or investigative information, protected victim information and other statutorily confidential information may be withheld or redacted.
Information that can help locate a record
The Sheriff’s Records Unit recommends providing the case number, date, time, incident location and names of the people involved when those details are known. Specific requests are generally easier to process than broad requests for “everything.”
$10
The Sheriff currently lists a $10 fee for a local criminal-record check.
$1 per page
The current Sheriff’s fee schedule lists certified report copies at $1 per page.
Additional costs can apply
Copy requests over seven pages may include per-page and actual extensive-production costs.
Flagler County Sheriff’s Records Unit
Flagler Sheriff’s Operations Center61 Sheriff EW Johnston Drive
Bunnell, FL 32110
The Sheriff’s current public-record page lists Records Unit availability as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
How to find the criminal court case after a Flagler County arrest
The Flagler County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller provides an online case-search system. The current search interface supports searches by name, case number, citation number, date opened, date closed, court type, case type and status.
Kim C. Hammond Justice Center
Flagler County Clerk & ComptrollerKim C. Hammond Justice Center
1769 E. Moody Blvd., Building 1
Bunnell, FL 32110
Criminal Division
Phone: 386-313-4478
The Clerk states that public computers are available for filed-case research and that criminal-history research may also be requested.
Misdemeanor / Criminal Traffic
Phone: 386-313-4474
This division handles misdemeanor offenses, criminal traffic matters and ordinance violations handled within its jurisdiction.
Clerk criminal-history research fee
The Clerk’s felony and misdemeanor guidance currently says the office can research an individual’s Flagler County criminal history for $2 per year per name researched. The felony page separately lists copies at $1 per page.
Flagler County jail location and contact details
Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility
1002 Justice LaneBunnell, FL 32110
Main Sheriff’s phone: 386-437-4116
Flagler Sheriff’s Operations Center
61 Sheriff EW Johnston DriveBunnell, FL 32110
Non-emergency: 386-313-4911
The Sheriff’s Court and Detention Services division manages booking and release, classification, inmate transportation, medical services, programs and commissary functions associated with local detention.
Flagler County bail and bond information
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office says bonds and cash are accepted 24 hours a day. Before arranging a bond, the agency recommends confirming that the person is actually in the Flagler County jail.
Full amount deposited
A cash bond places the full required amount with the county to secure the defendant’s appearance in court. Refunds are handled after the case is resolved, subject to court-ordered deductions.
Licensed bonding agency
A surety bond may be arranged through a bonding agency registered with the Flagler County Clerk. Jail personnel do not recommend a particular bonding company.
The Sheriff’s current bond page also identifies Access Corrections as an option for eligible credit-card bail payments.
Flagler County inmate visitation
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office currently uses video visitation for inmates held at the detention facility.
1001 Justice Lane, Bunnell
Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Video Visitation Center1001 Justice Lane
Bunnell, FL 32110
Visitation scheduling phone: 386-586-4871
The Sheriff’s current schedule lists video-visitation hours from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. It currently states that inmates may receive 60 minutes of visitation twice weekly, subject to facility rules.
Appointments can be scheduled using the Sheriff’s designated system, by phone or at the Visitation Center. Same-day appointments are offered on a first-come, first-served basis according to the published guidance.
Inmate mail and account deposits
Current personal-mail address
Effective October 8, 2025, the Sheriff directs ordinary inmate postal mail to an off-site processing address for digital delivery to inmate tablets.
Flagler County JailInmate Name, Inmate ID
P.O. Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72401
The sender’s full name and physical return address must be included. The Sheriff’s instructions also require the inmate’s identifying information so the mail can be routed correctly.
Legal mail and court documents
Flagler County Jail1002 Justice Lane
Bunnell, FL 32110
Putting money on an inmate account
The Sheriff currently publishes several deposit methods, including a detention-center lobby kiosk, Access Corrections, approved money orders by mail, telephone card payments and participating walk-in retailers.
The lobby kiosk is located at the Detention Visitation Center at 1001 Justice Lane and currently operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
When to switch from Flagler County Jail to Florida DOC
The Flagler County jail system and Florida Department of Corrections serve different stages of custody. If a person has been sentenced to Florida state prison or is under state correctional supervision, use Florida DOC rather than treating the county-jail search as the final source.
Use Flagler County for
- Current local detention
- Recent Flagler bookings
- Flagler inmate services
- Sheriff arrest and incident records
Use Florida DOC for
- Florida state-prison inmates
- State community supervision
- State correctional offender records
- Offenders sentenced to Florida DOC custody
Florida DOC explains that its public offender data concerns people sentenced to state prison or state supervision and does not include ordinary county-jail inmates who were not sentenced to DOC custody.
Choose the right Flagler County record source
| Your question | Best starting source | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Is someone in Flagler County Jail? | Flagler Sheriff Inmate Search | Designed for local custody and booking lookup. |
| Was someone booked on a certain date? | Flagler Sheriff Inmate Search | Supports booking-from and booking-to date filters. |
| I need the arrest affidavit. | Flagler Sheriff’s Records Unit | Arrest affidavits are agency records rather than court-roster fields. |
| I need the police report. | Agency that created the report | The jail record is not the complete incident report. |
| What happened after the arrest? | Flagler County Clerk court search | The court file tracks the later case. |
| Is the person now in state prison? | Florida Department of Corrections | Florida DOC covers state correctional custody and supervision. |
Related Florida arrest and booking guides
Primary official sources used
Current jail and booking search using name, booking number, subject number, custody and date filters.
Official inmate search
Booking, release, detention, transportation, commissary, inmate programs and related jail services.
Official detention information
Arrest affidavits, reports, records fees, exemptions and Records Unit information.
Official records guidance
Public online case-search system and criminal court information.
Search Flagler court records
State-prison and state-supervision offender information.
Florida DOC
Flagler County mugshots and jail records FAQ
Where can I search Flagler County mugshots and recent bookings?
Start with the Flagler County Sheriff’s official Inmate Search. It supports searches by name, subject number, booking number, custody status and booking date range.
Where is the Flagler County inmate detention facility?
The Sheriff’s inmate facility is located at 1002 Justice Lane, Bunnell, Florida 32110.
Does an inmate booking mean the person was convicted?
No. A booking or mugshot documents an arrest and jail-processing event. It does not establish guilt or show the final court disposition.
How can I search Flagler County arrests by date?
The official inmate-search system provides Booking From Date and Booking To Date fields, allowing a date-range search when the approximate booking period is known.
How do I request a Flagler County arrest affidavit?
Use the Flagler County Sheriff’s Records Unit public-record process. Providing the case number, date, location and names involved can help the agency identify the correct record.
How much is a Flagler County local criminal-record check?
The Sheriff’s current fee schedule lists a $10 fee for a local criminal-record check.
How do I check what happened after a Flagler County arrest?
Use the Flagler County Clerk & Comptroller’s online court-record search to look for the criminal case. The Clerk search supports name, case-number, date and court-type filters.
Where can I find recent Flagler County arrest activity?
The Sheriff publishes Commander’s Reports with brief summaries of recent incidents and arrests. Use the inmate search or court records when you need an individual official record.
How can I visit an inmate in Flagler County Jail?
The Sheriff’s current system uses video visitation. The Video Visitation Center is at 1001 Justice Lane in Bunnell, and current published weekday hours are 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
What if the person has moved to Florida state prison?
Use the Florida Department of Corrections offender system instead of the Flagler County jail search once the person is in Florida state correctional custody or supervision.
Before relying on a Flagler County arrest record
Verify the correct person using more than a matching name, especially when the name is common. Use the Sheriff’s jail search for booking and custody, request the underlying agency record when you need the arrest narrative, and check the Flagler County Clerk when the court outcome matters.
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