Daytona Beach Mugshots: Arrests, Bookings, Jail Status & Court Records
For a Daytona Beach arrest, start with Volusia County Corrections for inmate and booking information. Use the Clerk’s 24-hour Arrest/Booking reports for recent booking data, Daytona Beach Police for city arrest or incident reports, and the Volusia County Clerk for the criminal case and final disposition.
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A booking photograph or arrest entry documents an arrest-stage event. It does not prove guilt, conviction, the final charge, or current custody. Volusia County says its online inmate information is updated every 15 minutes but is not the official record for legal action.
Where to Find Daytona Beach Mugshots and Booking Records
The most useful county starting point is Volusia County Corrections. The County links to an Inmate Information Search and says that public inmate information is updated every 15 minutes. The Volusia Sheriff’s Office also points users to the Corrections public-access mugshot system rather than claiming the Sheriff operates the jail.
For a recent arrest list, the Volusia County Clerk publishes daily 24 Hour Arrest/Booking downloads created from the County jail management system. The Clerk says those daily files contain initial booking, charge and violation information and normally remain available for about 14 calendar days.
Use the Right Daytona Beach / Volusia County Source
Volusia County Corrections
Use the county Corrections inmate-information route for current jail status and booking details. Volusia County says the online information refreshes about every 15 minutes.
24-Hour Arrest/Booking Download
Use the Clerk’s daily files when you want a recent booking report by date. The data comes from the Volusia County Jail Management System.
Clerk Case Inquiry
Use court records after booking to check case status, docket activity and public document images that the Clerk is authorized to display.
Daytona Beach Police Records
If DBPD made the arrest or handled the incident, use the City’s police-record request route. The City says arrest reports must first be filed by the 7th Circuit State Attorney before DBPD can release them.
Volusia Sheriff Records
Use VSO Records for Sheriff-generated incident reports, calls for service, local record checks and other public records.
FDLE Criminal History
Use FDLE when you need a Florida criminal-history search rather than a Volusia County jail-only record.
How to Search a Daytona Beach / Volusia County Inmate
The older version of this page gave portal-field instructions and claimed specific posting delays that were not supported by the current official county guidance. The safer approach is to use the county-linked inmate search and verify time-sensitive information directly with Corrections.
Start from Volusia County Corrections
Open the county Corrections page and follow its Inmate Information Search link. This helps confirm you are using the county’s own jail-information route rather than an unrelated mugshot or background-check site.
Search with accurate identity information
Use the available fields in the live search. For common names, compare multiple record details rather than identifying someone from a photograph alone.
Save the 6-digit booking number if shown
Volusia County visitation instructions use the inmate’s 6-digit booking number, so this identifier is useful for visits and jail follow-up.
Verify current charges or bond when timing matters
For booking, bonding, charge or arrest questions, Corrections lists 386-254-1540. For Branch Jail bond questions, call 386-254-1555.
Move to court records for the disposition
The jail record answers the detention question; the Clerk’s criminal case record answers what happened after arrest.
Daytona Beach Recent Arrests: Use the 24-Hour Booking Reports
The Volusia County Clerk provides downloadable daily arrest/booking reports created by the County from the Jail Management System. These are useful when your search intent is “Daytona Beach mugshots today,” “last 24 hours,” or a recent date.
| What you want | Best route | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Current inmate | Volusia Corrections Inmate Information Search | County says online data is informational and not the official record for legal action. |
| Previous 24-hour arrests | Clerk 24-Hour Arrest/Booking report | Files contain initial booking/charge data and may omit records withheld under statutory exemptions. |
| Older recent booking | Daily booking downloads while retained | Clerk says daily files remain available for about 14 calendar days. |
| Case result | Clerk Case Inquiry | Do not use the original booking charge as a substitute for the later court disposition. |
The Clerk’s arrest/booking download page says questions about criminal charge information may be directed to the jail at 386-254-1540, while questions about the downloadable reports may be directed to Volusia County IT at 386-736-5922.
What a Daytona Beach Booking Record Does—and Does Not—Show
| Record item | What it helps establish | What it does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| Mugshot / booking image | A photograph associated with jail intake. | Guilt, conviction, sentence or current custody. |
| Booking date | When the person entered the county jail process. | When the criminal case ended. |
| Initial charge | The allegation reflected at the booking stage. | The final filed charge, plea or disposition. |
| Bond information | Release conditions or amount at a particular stage. | That the amount cannot change at First Appearance. |
| Arresting agency | Which law-enforcement agency handled the arrest. | That the jail or Clerk maintains the underlying incident report. |
Volusia County Jail Facilities in Daytona Beach
Volusia County Corrections operates two separate facilities near Daytona Beach. The County says the Branch Jail is used for pretrial, state-sentenced, and medium/high-custody non-sentenced males, while the Correctional Facility houses county-sentenced, low/medium-custody non-sentenced males and all female inmates.
Volusia County Branch Jail
1300 Red John RoadDaytona Beach, FL 32120
Phone: 386-254-1555
Use for: bond posting, First Appearance, Branch Jail custody questions.
Volusia County Correctional Facility
1354 N. Indian Lake RoadDaytona Beach, FL 32120
Phone: 386-254-1565
Use for: facility-specific custody questions, including female inmates housed there.
Bond, First Appearance and Release in Volusia County
Volusia County says a person who remains in custody will appear before a judge within one day of jail admission. First Appearance is held at the Branch Jail. The County currently lists hearings at 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:30 a.m. on weekends and holidays.
The judge may raise or lower bond, leave it unchanged, release the person on recognizance, or place the person on pretrial supervision. For bond questions, call the Branch Jail Booking Office at 386-254-1555; the County says the booking office is open 24/7.
After Booking: Find the Daytona Beach Criminal Court Case
Volusia County Clerk criminal records are searchable through Case Inquiry. The Clerk says court location generally depends on where the alleged offense occurred. Public criminal case files are viewable unless sealed, expunged or otherwise confidential.
S. James Foxman Justice Center
251 North Ridgewood AvenueDaytona Beach, FL 32114
Circuit / felony: 386-239-7750
Steven C. Henderson Judicial Center
125 East Orange AvenueDaytona Beach, FL 32114
County / misdemeanor: 386-257-6084
The Clerk charges $1 per page for criminal case copies and an additional $2 per document for certification. A Clerk-performed record search is listed at $2 per year, per name searched. The Clerk also provides public access terminals at its offices at no charge.
Need the Arrest or Incident Report Instead of the Mugshot?
The correct records office depends on the arresting agency. A jail booking record is not the same thing as the law-enforcement incident report.
DBPD arrest and incident reports
Daytona Beach Police says its Records Unit maintains offense, supplemental, accident, arrest and miscellaneous incident reports. Records Unit hours are currently 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For a public-record request, include as much as possible: case number, date, location and type of incident. DBPD also states that arrest reports cannot be released until they have been filed by the 7th Circuit State Attorney’s Office.
VSO incident reports and local record checks
VSO Records is the repository for Sheriff-generated incident and traffic-crash reports and also handles calls for service and local record checks. The Sheriff lists Records at 386-736-5962 and an online public-record portal.
Standard copy fees currently begin at $0.15 for a black-and-white single-sided page; extensive research can require a deposit.
No Daytona Beach Mugshot or Inmate Result? Try These Checks
Check the daily booking report
If you are looking for a recent arrest rather than current custody, use the Clerk’s 24-hour Arrest/Booking downloads. The person may no longer be in the current inmate population.
Call Corrections for time-sensitive status
Online inmate information is refreshed regularly but the County says it is not the official record for legal action. Use 386-254-1540 for booking/bonding/charges/arrest questions.
Confirm the arresting jurisdiction
“Daytona Beach” searches can involve Daytona Beach Police, Volusia Sheriff or another Volusia municipality. The incident report stays with the agency that created it.
Move from jail to court records
An older booking may be more useful through the Clerk’s criminal Case Inquiry, especially when the real question is disposition, future court date or copies.
Check spelling and identifiers
Do not assume a similar name or photograph is the correct person. Compare the available booking number, dates and case details.
State prison is a different system
If the person has been sentenced to Florida state prison, use the Florida Department of Corrections rather than the county jail search.
Visits, Mail, Phone Calls and Inmate Funds
Volusia County’s current detention guidance contains several practical details that were either missing or overstated in the old article.
Visitation
Visits are by appointment. The County says visitors need the inmate’s 6-digit booking number. Appointments must generally be made at least 24 hours in advance and can be scheduled up to two weeks ahead. On-site check-in is at the Video Visitation Building next to the Branch Jail at 1300A Red John Drive.
Mail and money
The County’s published mail/account rules say personal checks and cash are not accepted for deposits. Money orders, certified checks or government checks are accepted through the listed mail/drop-box routes, and the inmate’s booked name and booking number should be included.
Mail must be addressed to a specific inmate under the booked name and matching booking number, with a return address. Always recheck the current mailing rules before sending anything.
Phone and messaging
Corrections says inmates cannot receive incoming phone calls. The current FAQ directs families to IC Solutions for calls and Smart Jail Mail for texting. Communication can be restricted during the initial 72 hours while classification, housing, court and medical processes occur.
Need a Florida Criminal History Instead of a County Mugshot?
Florida Criminal History Record Check
FDLE is Florida’s central repository for criminal history information. The current public fee is $24 per search. FDLE’s Instant Search adds a $1 credit-card processing fee and returns a non-certified result; certified/non-certified staff searches are also available.
Personal Review / challenge
If you are checking your own Florida criminal history for accuracy, FDLE offers a Personal Review process. FDLE says this service is not a certified record and cannot be used for employment, licensing, immigration or certification purposes.
Seal or Expunge a Volusia County Arrest Record
Removing a person from a current jail search is not the same as sealing or expunging the criminal-history record. Florida uses a formal eligibility and court process.
Review FDLE eligibility
FDLE determines eligibility for a Certificate of Eligibility. Florida law limits relief and excludes certain records and dispositions.
Prepare the FDLE application
The current process requires the completed application, fingerprint card and a nonrefundable $75 payment to FDLE. Expungement applications also require the applicable State Attorney section.
Obtain the certified final disposition
The Volusia Clerk says a certified copy of the final disposition is part of the certificate process. Current copy charges are $1 per page plus $2 per certified document.
File with the Clerk after receiving the certificate
The Clerk says to file the Petition to Seal or Expunge, sworn statement, appropriate proposed order and original FDLE Certificate of Eligibility. The current Clerk filing fee is $42.
Understand what the order does
FDLE explains that receiving a Certificate of Eligibility does not itself seal or expunge the record. The court decides the petition, and private websites are not automatically erased by a seal or expungement order.
Daytona Beach Mugshot, Jail, Police and Court Contacts
| Office | Use it for | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Volusia County Branch Jail | Bond, First Appearance, Branch Jail questions | 1300 Red John Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32120 386-254-1555 |
| Volusia County Correctional Facility | Facility-specific custody questions | 1354 N. Indian Lake Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32120 386-254-1565 |
| Corrections booking/bonding/charges/arrest | Detailed booking/charge questions | 386-254-1540 |
| Daytona Beach Police Department | City police reports / DBPD incidents | 129 Valor Boulevard, Daytona Beach, FL 32114 386-671-5100 |
| Volusia Sheriff Records | VSO incident reports / local record checks | 123 W. Indiana Ave., DeLand, FL 32720 386-736-5962 |
| S. James Foxman Justice Center | Daytona felony criminal clerk | 251 N. Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach, FL 32114 386-239-7750 |
| Steven C. Henderson Judicial Center | Daytona misdemeanor criminal clerk | 125 E. Orange Ave., Daytona Beach, FL 32114 386-257-6084 |
Use Daytona Beach Arrest Information Carefully
- A mugshot is an arrest-stage record, not a finding of guilt.
- Do not treat an initial booking charge as the final court disposition.
- Verify bond, custody and release information before making a time-sensitive decision.
- Do not use this informational article as a consumer report for employment, housing, credit, insurance or another regulated screening decision.
- Do not use public records to harass, threaten, stalk, discriminate against or extort another person.
Official Sources Used for This Update
Daytona Beach Mugshots FAQs
Where can I find Daytona Beach mugshots?
How often is the Volusia County inmate search updated?
Does the Volusia Sheriff run the Daytona Beach jail?
How do I find Daytona Beach arrests from the last 24 hours?
What number should I call about current charges or booking information?
When is First Appearance in Volusia County?
How do I get a Daytona Beach Police arrest report?
How much does a Volusia County criminal court record copy cost?
How much is a Florida criminal-history search through FDLE?
How do I seal or expunge a Volusia County arrest record?
Verification note: Official-source details in this article were reviewed on September 24, 2026. Jail status, arrest reports, vendor services, bond information, hearing schedules, fees and court procedures can change. Recheck the linked government page before paying money, traveling to an office or relying on a time-sensitive custody status.