Search Pasco County Jail Inmates, Booking Photos and Current Custody Records
For someone who may be in the Pasco County detention system now, start with the official Pasco Corrections In Custody search. If the person has already left county custody, switch to the separate Past Arrests search.
Records Search
Court, Criminal, Marriage, Divorce, Property
The jail record can help confirm booking and custody details, and some entries include a booking photograph. It does not prove guilt or show the final result of the criminal case.
Use the Right Pasco County Search Before Looking for a Mugshot
Pasco County separates live jail custody from previous arrest history. That distinction matters because a person who has been released may no longer belong in the current inmate search.
Pasco Corrections In Custody
Use this when the main question is whether someone is currently held by Pasco County Corrections.
Pasco Corrections Past Arrests
Use this when the person has already been released or you are looking for a previous Pasco booking.
Pasco County Clerk
Use the court-record system when you need filed charges, docket activity or the later court outcome.
Arresting Agency Records
The jail booking is not the full police narrative. Use the arresting law-enforcement agency when you need an incident or arrest report.
Florida DOC
If the person has moved into Florida state correctional custody or supervision, use the Florida Department of Corrections offender system rather than the Pasco jail roster.
County Arrest & Mugshot Guide
For a broader explanation of Pasco Sheriff records, court records, statewide criminal-history sources and county booking records, use our separate county-wide guide.
How to Search Pasco County Jail Inmates
The official Pasco County Government Corrections page links directly to both public jail-search options. Starting there helps avoid commercial inmate-search websites that may copy older information.
Open Pasco Corrections
Go to the official county Corrections page or directly to the In Custody public portal when you are checking present jail status.
Search the person carefully
Use the strongest identifying information available through the portal. With common names, compare the date of birth and other identifying details instead of assuming the first result is correct.
Open the matching booking record
Review the available identity, arrest, booking, charge and bond information. A booking photograph may be displayed when the county makes one available through the public interface.
Record the booking identifiers
If shown, keep the booking number, booking date, arresting agency, report number and charge descriptions. Those details can help with later Sheriff or Clerk searches.
Move to the court system for the case outcome
Do not treat the jail charge as the last word. Use Pasco County Clerk court records when you need later criminal-case filings or disposition information.
What a Pasco County Jail Booking Record Can Tell You
A jail record is useful for confirming the detention stage. It should not be treated as a complete criminal-history report or final court judgment.
| Information | What it can help confirm | What to check next |
|---|---|---|
| Booking entry | That the person was processed through Pasco County detention. | Use the Clerk if you need the later criminal case. |
| Booking photograph | The image associated with that booking when publicly displayed. | Do not use the photograph as evidence of guilt. |
| Arresting agency | Which law-enforcement agency handled the arrest. | Request the incident or arrest report from that agency. |
| Charge information | The charge information associated with the booking stage. | Verify later filed charges through the Clerk. |
| Bond information | The bond information shown at that stage. | Confirm current status before paying or contacting a bondsman. |
| Booking number | A useful identifier for distinguishing people and records. | Keep it for follow-up jail or records questions. |
For statewide context on how county jail mugshots differ from Florida criminal-history and state-prison records, see our Florida mugshots and jail-record guide.
Use Pasco Corrections Past Arrests After Release
The Past Arrests tool is the better local search when the person is no longer listed in current custody. It is separate from the live jail roster because a previous booking and a present jail stay answer different questions.
Use In Custody
Use the live custody route when you need the person’s current Pasco jail status.
Use Past Arrests
Search the prior-arrest route when release or another change in custody means the person no longer appears in the current list.
Do not turn the Pasco search into an invented “24-hour,” “7-day,” “30-day” or “90-day” mugshot archive unless the official interface actually provides that date-based view. For general recent-booking search methods, see our recently booked mugshots guide.
What to Do if the Pasco Jail Search Shows No Result
The person may have been released
Move from In Custody to Past Arrests. A current jail roster is not the same thing as a permanent arrest-history database.
The person may have transferred
A transfer to another county, Florida state prison, federal custody or another system can make the Pasco current-inmate search the wrong source.
The name may not match
Check legal spelling, middle names, hyphenation and suffixes. Compare date of birth and booking identifiers before deciding that a result belongs to the person you mean.
The booking may be very recent
Intake and public-system updates do not necessarily happen at exactly the same moment. Use the official portal and call the facility when a current-custody question cannot be resolved online.
You may need the court case
If you are looking for a criminal case rather than present custody, search the Pasco County Clerk instead of repeatedly searching the jail roster.
The public photo may be unavailable
A jail record can exist even when no booking photograph is displayed publicly. Do not substitute a copied third-party image and assume it represents the current record.
Pasco County Detention Facility and Visitation Building
Pasco Corrections
20101 Central BoulevardLand O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Detention facility: 813-996-6982
This is the address Pasco County publishes for privileged mail and government-issued checks sent directly to the correctional facility.
Pasco County Resource and Visitation Building
10326 Asbel RoadLand O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Visitation: 813-996-6982, extension 6419
Pasco County lists this separate building for video and virtual visitation services.
Bond Payments: Use the Jail’s Official Route and Watch for Scams
Pasco County currently posts a prominent scam warning on its Inmate Services page. The county says Pasco Corrections, the Pasco Sheriff’s Office and inmate attorneys will never request payment to secure someone’s release.
Before paying, confirm the current bond shown for the correct person and booking. Multiple charges, holds, court orders or another jurisdiction can affect release even when one bond amount appears satisfied.
Cash bond after the court case
The Pasco County Clerk manages court bonds after they enter the court system. The Clerk’s cash-bond information explains that qualifying unpaid court fees, costs or criminal penalties may be withheld from a cash-bond return as provided by Florida law.
Pasco County Jail Video and Virtual Visitation
Pasco County currently uses ICSolutions / The Visitor for video visitation. Visitors age 18 or older must register through the provider before conducting a visit.
| Visit type | Published schedule | Important rule |
|---|---|---|
| Off-site virtual visitation | Every day: 8:30–11:00 a.m., 1:00–5:00 p.m., and 7:00–10:00 p.m. | Requires provider account and advance scheduling. |
| On-site virtual visitation | Tuesday–Saturday: 8:30–11:00 a.m. and 1:00–4:00 p.m. | County warns the on-site schedule is subject to change. |
| Scheduling | At least 17 hours in advance; up to two weeks ahead. | Late connection reduces usable visit time. |
| Visit length | Up to 20 minutes. | Personal visits are subject to monitoring and recording. |
ICSolutions: 1-888-506-8407
Pasco County Inmate Mail, Phone and Messaging Rules
Personal mail is digitally scanned
Pasco County Corrections says ordinary personal mail is not accepted directly at the jail. Personal correspondence is routed through the ICSolutions digital mail-processing service.
Personal inmate mail address
Your Full Name and Return AddressPasco Inmate Mail Processing
Inmate Name – Inmate ID
P.O. Box 17339
San Antonio, TX 78227
The digital mail center scans qualifying personal mail so it can be viewed through inmate tablets or kiosks. The county says certified mail, packages, money orders and cash are not accepted through this personal-mail route.
Privileged mail goes directly to Pasco Corrections
Inmate Name and ID #
Pasco Corrections
20101 Central Blvd.
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
The county lists qualifying privileged legal/government correspondence and government-issued checks as items that should be sent directly to the facility rather than through the digital personal-mail address.
Phone calls
Pasco County lists Inmate Calling Solutions as its phone provider. The county currently publishes a telephone-call rate of $0.08 per minute plus tax but also states that rates are subject to change. Verify current pricing with the provider before adding money.
ICSolutions: 1-888-506-8407
Electronic messaging
The county’s current inmate-services page lists JailATM for eMessaging. It presently publishes a fee of $0.25 per sent message and $0.25 per photo upload. Messages and photos are subject to facility review, and rejected items are not refunded.
Commissary, Care Packs and Inmate Money
MyCarePack
Pasco County says family and friends may order from the county-approved commissary menu. The current published limit is $75 in merchandise plus a $7.95 shipping and handling fee, with one package per inmate per week.
MyCarePack: 866-643-9557
Trinity Commissary
The county directs jail commissary questions to Trinity Commissary.
Phone: 813-235-6053
JailATM
Pasco County links JailATM for deposits and electronic messaging services.
Customer service: 1-877-810-0914
Vendor limits and fees can change. Recheck the county’s current Inmate Services page before purchasing a package, funding an account or relying on a listed rate.
How to Request a Pasco Sheriff Arrest or Incident Record
A jail booking record is not the full arrest report. When the Pasco Sheriff’s Office is the arresting or record-holding agency, use the Sheriff’s Public Records Unit.
Pasco Sheriff Public Records Unit
20105 Central Blvd.Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Phone: 813-235-6118
Fax: 813-235-6119
Email: [email protected]
What to include
Give the agency enough detail to locate the record: name, approximate date, location, incident or report number when known and the type of record you need.
The Sheriff says a requester can use JustFOIA with an account or through the available anonymous-request route.
The Sheriff also states that 911 calls and radio-transmission records belong to Pasco County Emergency Communications, not the Sheriff’s Office. Active or pending investigations may result in only partial disclosure while the investigation remains active.
Check the Pasco County Court Case After Booking
The Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller provides public access to qualifying criminal court records through its Online Court Records Search. The Clerk states that felony, misdemeanor and criminal-traffic case files are available for public viewing unless sealed, expunged or confidential by law.
Robert D. Sumner Judicial Center
38053 Live Oak Avenue, Suite 210Dade City, FL 33523-3805
Criminal courts: 352-521-4542
West Pasco Judicial Center
7530 Little Road, Suite 106New Port Richey, FL 34654-5598
Criminal courts: 727-847-8031
What the court record adds
| Jail record | Court record |
|---|---|
| Booking and detention information. | Filed criminal case information. |
| Booking-stage charge information. | Later charges, docket events and case activity where public. |
| Custody and bond information at that stage. | Court orders and later case disposition where public. |
| Booking photograph where publicly displayed. | Does not function as a live jail-photo gallery. |
Certified Pasco Court Records and Current E-Certify Fees
If an ordinary online case view is not enough, the Pasco County Clerk offers electronic certified court and official-record documents through E-Certify.
| Current published fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Statutory copy fee | $1 per page |
| Statutory certification fee | $2 |
| E-Certify convenience service fee | $6 |
| Credit-card processing | Additional 3.5% |
The Clerk states that certified online records are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week when the document is available electronically. Records that cannot be viewed online may require an in-person Clerk request.
When Pasco County Jail Is No Longer the Right Custody Search
Florida DOC Offender Search
Use this when the person has been sentenced to Florida state prison or is otherwise represented in the Department of Corrections public offender system.
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Use the federal inmate locator for qualifying federal prisoners rather than the Pasco County Corrections roster.
Search the booking county
If the arrest occurred outside Pasco County, identify the jail or corrections agency for that jurisdiction. County booking systems do not operate as one statewide Florida jail roster.
Use Pasco County Jail Mugshots Carefully
A booking image may be accurate for the arrest date and still provide incomplete legal context. The person may later be released, have charges amended or dismissed, be acquitted, plead to a different offense or receive another court disposition.
Confirm identity using more than a name or photograph. Compare date of birth, booking date, arresting agency and other public identifiers before relying on the record.
Pasco County Jail, Records and Court Contacts
Resource & Visitation Building
10326 Asbel RoadLand O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Visitation: 813-996-6982, ext. 6419
Pasco Sheriff Public Records Unit
20105 Central Blvd.Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Pasco Sheriff Non-Emergency
727-847-8102, option 7
Use for non-emergency Sheriff assistance and to report the bond-payment scams identified by Pasco County.
Pasco Clerk — Dade City
Criminal court: 352-521-4542
Court Records: 352-521-4489
Pasco Clerk — New Port Richey
Criminal court: 727-847-8031
Court Records: 727-847-8962
Pasco County Jail Mugshots FAQs
Where do I search current Pasco County jail inmates?
Use the official Pasco Corrections In Custody portal. It is the county’s current-custody search and is the correct starting point when you need to know whether someone is presently held in Pasco County Corrections.
How do I find a Pasco County mugshot after someone has been released?
Use Pasco Corrections Past Arrests rather than the live In Custody search. For older or unavailable booking information, identify the arresting agency and use its public-records process.
Does every Pasco County inmate record show a mugshot?
No public jail system should be assumed to display a photograph for every record. Use the official booking entry first. If no photo is available, do not substitute an unverified third-party image.
Is a Pasco County jail mugshot proof of guilt?
No. A booking photograph documents an arrest or jail-processing event. It does not establish that the person committed the alleged offense or show the final result of the court case.
What should I do if a person is not in the In Custody search?
Try Past Arrests, check the spelling and date of birth, consider whether the person was transferred, and use the Pasco County Clerk if you need the criminal court case. Florida DOC should be checked when state correctional custody is possible.
How do I request a Pasco Sheriff arrest report?
Use the Pasco Sheriff’s Office Public Records page. New requests submitted on or after September 7, 2026 are processed through JustFOIA. The Sheriff’s local arrest-history process covers Pasco Sheriff arrests only.
Where is Pasco County Corrections?
Pasco Corrections lists the detention facility at 20101 Central Boulevard, Land O’ Lakes, Florida 34637. The published detention-facility phone number is 813-996-6982.
How do Pasco County jail video visits work?
Pasco County currently uses ICSolutions / The Visitor. Visits must be scheduled at least 17 hours in advance and may be scheduled up to two weeks ahead. The county lists separate on-site and off-site schedules.
Where do I send personal mail to a Pasco County inmate?
Ordinary personal mail is sent to Pasco Inmate Mail Processing, Inmate Name – Inmate ID, P.O. Box 17339, San Antonio, TX 78227. Pasco County says personal mail is digitally scanned through ICSolutions and is not accepted directly at the jail.
Where can I check the final status of a Pasco County criminal charge?
Use the Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller’s Online Court Records Search. Jail booking information reflects the custody stage; the court record is the better source for later public filings and disposition information.
Official Sources Checked
These government sources were reviewed for this jail-specific guide on October 3, 2026. Jail vendors, fees, schedules and access procedures can change, so confirm the live official instruction before paying, mailing items or traveling.
- Pasco County Government — Pasco Corrections
- Pasco Corrections — In Custody
- Pasco Corrections — Past Arrests
- Pasco County — Inmate Services
- Pasco Sheriff — Public Records
- Pasco Clerk — Criminal Courts
- Pasco Clerk — Search Court Records
- Pasco Clerk — E-Certify
- Florida Department of Corrections — Offender Search
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