Find Volusia County Jail Mugshots, Inmates and Booking Records
For someone who may be in a Volusia County jail now, start with the Volusia County Division of Corrections Inmate Information Search. The County says its public inmate information is updated approximately every 15 minutes and can provide current booking and custody information.
Records Search
Court, Criminal, Marriage, Divorce, Property
If you want a list of people booked during a recent 24-hour period, use the Volusia County Clerk’s separate Arrest/Booking downloads. An arrest, booking entry or mugshot does not prove guilt or show the final outcome of a criminal case.
Which Volusia County Arrest or Jail Record Do You Need?
Current custody, a recent booking list, an arrest report and a criminal court case answer different questions. Choosing the correct official system first can save time and reduce the chance of relying on outdated arrest information.
Is the person in custody now?
Use the Volusia County Division of Corrections Inmate Information Search. The County says the public information is refreshed approximately every 15 minutes.
Official Inmate Information Search →Who was booked during a recent 24-hour period?
Use the Clerk’s Arrest/Booking downloads. The reports are created from Volusia County’s Jail Management System and are normally retained online for about 14 calendar days.
24-Hour Arrest/Booking Downloads →What happened after the booking?
Use the Volusia County Clerk’s Case Inquiry. Criminal court records are the appropriate source for later filings, hearings and disposition information.
Volusia Court Records →Need a Sheriff’s arrest or incident record?
Contact the law-enforcement agency that handled the incident. Volusia Sheriff’s Office and county Corrections are separate organizations.
Volusia Sheriff’s Office →Was the person moved into state custody?
County jail custody and Florida prison custody are separate systems. Search Florida Department of Corrections when state incarceration applies.
Florida DOC Offender Search →Need records from another Florida county?
Use our statewide Florida guide to identify the correct county jail, FDLE, Florida DOC or court record route.
Florida Mugshots Guide →How to Search Volusia County Jail Inmates and Mugshots
The County’s Corrections public-access site is the primary official source for current inmate information and available booking images. The site requires users to accept its disclaimer before continuing.
Open the official Corrections inmate search
Use the Volusia County public-access jail system rather than a commercial mugshot directory or copied arrest post.
Read and accept the County disclaimer
Volusia County explains that the online information is provided for general informational use and is not the official jail record for legal action.
Search using the identifying information you know
Search carefully and compare the returned details. Avoid assuming that two people with the same or similar names are the same individual.
Review the current booking information
Check the custody, booking, charge and available photograph information shown by the official system. Remember that online information can change as the person’s custody status changes.
Use the Clerk for the later court case
The Corrections public-access disclaimer directs users to the Volusia County Clerk for court information. Use the court record rather than treating the jail entry as the final legal outcome.
How to Check Volusia County 24-Hour Arrest and Booking Reports
Volusia County has a useful second route for recent arrests. The Clerk publishes daily PDF and spreadsheet files produced from data in the County’s Jail Management System.
| Search goal | Best source | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Find one person who may still be jailed | Corrections Inmate Information Search | The online system is informational and custody can change. |
| Review bookings from a recent 24-hour period | Clerk Arrest/Booking Download | Some records can be withheld because of statutory exemptions. |
| Research roughly the last two weeks of daily files | Clerk Arrest/Booking Download | Daily reports normally remain available for about 14 calendar days. |
| Find an older criminal case | Clerk Case Inquiry | The booking download is not a permanent criminal-history archive. |
| Find Florida state-prison custody | Florida DOC | County jail and state prison records are different systems. |
What is inside the daily report?
The Clerk describes the files as arrest/booking information generated from the Volusia County Jail Management System. The report reflects the booking stage and should not be used as a substitute for the later court case.
Volusia County Branch Jail and Correctional Facility
Volusia County operates two correctional facilities near Daytona Beach. They serve different inmate populations, so the facility connected with a person can matter for contact, health services and release arrangements.
Volusia County Branch Jail
1300 Red John RoadDaytona Beach, FL 32120
Phone: 386-254-1555
The County says the Branch Jail houses pretrial inmates, state-sentenced inmates and medium- and high-custody nonsentenced males. Bond posting and First Appearance hearings are handled at the Branch Jail.
Volusia County Correctional Facility
1354 N. Indian Lake RoadDaytona Beach, FL 32120
Phone: 386-254-1565
The County says this facility houses county-sentenced inmates, low- and medium-custody nonsentenced males and female inmates.
Where to Check Bond for a Volusia County Inmate
Bond information is available through the Branch Jail Booking Office. Volusia County says the Booking Office operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Call the Branch Jail Booking Office
For bond information, call 386-254-1555. Questions about booking, charges and arrest information can also be directed to 386-254-1540.
Cash or bondsman
Volusia County states that anyone may post bond in cash or through a bondsman. Bond is posted at the Branch Jail.
Bond can change at First Appearance
The judge can raise or lower bond, keep the amount already set, release the person on recognizance or place the person on qualifying pretrial supervision.
Release timing
The County says release processing can take approximately two to four hours after the paperwork process begins, depending on circumstances. Since April 29, 2024, routine inmate releases are not made between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. unless a responsible party is on site to transport the person from Corrections property.
What Happens During the First 24 Hours in Volusia County Jail?
Volusia County explains that a newly arrested person remains in custody until bond is posted or a judge orders release. A First Appearance hearing normally occurs within one day of jail admission.
What the judge considers
At First Appearance, the charges are formally presented and probable cause is addressed. The judge may adjust bond, release a person on recognizance or consider pretrial supervision.
Published hearing schedule
The County’s current Corrections FAQ lists First Appearance hearings at 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:30 a.m. on weekends and holidays at the Branch Jail.
Use Volusia County Court Records for the Final Case History
A jail record shows the detention stage. The Volusia County Clerk of the Circuit Court maintains criminal court records and is the correct source when you need later charges, hearings, public docket documents or disposition information.
Search by name or case number
The Clerk’s Case Inquiry provides searches for criminal and other court cases using a name or case number. Public document images are available for some docket entries.
Official Volusia Case Inquiry →Some records are restricted
Cases and documents made confidential by law or court order are excluded from public online access. Some documents also require Clerk review before they can be released online.
Volusia Clerk Criminal Department →Copies of criminal case documents
The Clerk currently lists criminal case-file copies at $1.00 per page. Certification adds $2.00 where a certified copy is requested.
Volusia County Jail Visitation Rules and Scheduling
Volusia County does not provide contact visitation. On-site visits are held at the Visitation Center next to the Branch Jail and must be scheduled in advance.
Find the six-digit booking number first
The County says visitors need the inmate’s six-digit booking number to schedule a visit. The booking number can be obtained through the inmate search.
Schedule at least 24 hours ahead
Appointments must be made at least 24 hours in advance and no later than 9:00 p.m. on the day before the requested visit. Visits can be scheduled up to two weeks ahead.
Arrive before the session begins
Visitors are instructed to check in 10 minutes before the appointment. Entry is not permitted after the scheduled visitation period has started.
Visitation Center
1300A Red John DriveDaytona Beach, Florida
Visits are currently offered Tuesday through Saturday by appointment.
Scheduling
The County directs visitors to IC Solutions or 888-646-9437 for appointment scheduling.
The visitation operator can generally be reached through the Branch Jail at 386-254-1555 during published Tuesday-through-Saturday support periods.
Need a Volusia Sheriff’s Arrest or Incident Record?
The jail database is maintained by Volusia County Corrections. A law-enforcement report is different and should normally be requested from the agency that handled the incident.
Volusia Sheriff’s Office
The Sheriff’s Office has countywide jurisdiction and is the primary law-enforcement provider for unincorporated Volusia County and several contracted municipalities.
For a Sheriff’s arrest or incident record, use the Sheriff’s records process rather than asking Corrections for a police narrative.
Volusia Sheriff’s Office →City police arrests
Arrests originating inside a municipality can involve a city police department. If the incident was handled by a municipal agency, request the incident report from that department.
Volusia Police Department Directory →Jail Fees, Calls and Other Inmate Information
Volusia County publishes several practical details that families may need after locating an inmate.
County inmate fees
The current Corrections FAQ states that the County assesses a one-time $30 booking fee and a $5 per-day subsistence fee. Eligible inmates who choose to work can have the daily subsistence fee waived.
You cannot directly call an inmate
The County says inmates may communicate through approved calls, texting, mail and visitation, but family members cannot directly telephone an inmate inside the jail.
Communication may be restricted
Communication is restricted during the initial 72 hours because inmates may be involved in classification, housing changes, court proceedings and medical evaluations.
Volusia County Inmate Search Troubleshooting
A missing or unexpected result can have several explanations. Use another official record before concluding that an arrest did not happen.
| Problem | Possible explanation | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| No current inmate appears | The person may have been released, transferred or entered under information different from what you searched. | Check the recent 24-hour booking files and Clerk case search. |
| You need a booking from several days ago | The current-inmate search is not the same as a daily arrest archive. | Use the Clerk’s downloadable 24-hour reports, which are normally retained for about 14 days. |
| A booking charge and court charge differ | The case may have changed after arrest. | Use the Clerk’s criminal case record for later filings and disposition. |
| You need the incident narrative | Corrections maintains custody records, not every police report. | Contact the arresting Sheriff’s Office or municipal police agency. |
| The person is no longer in county custody | The person may have been released or transferred. | Check the court case and Florida DOC when state custody is possible. |
| You receive a demand for bond money by text | Volusia County warns about fraudulent bail solicitations. | Do not send money based only on the message; verify bond directly with the Branch Jail. |
Volusia County Corrections Contact Numbers
Branch Jail
Main: 386-254-1555
Booking / Bonding / Charges / Arrest: 386-254-1540
Case Management: 386-254-1548
Health Services: 386-254-1547
Correctional Facility
Main: 386-254-1565
Health Services: 386-254-1583
Investigations and Grievances: 386-258-4045
A Volusia County Mugshot Is Not Proof of Guilt
A booking photograph documents an arrest-processing event. Charges can change, cases can be dismissed and the final court outcome may differ substantially from the initial booking information.
Official Volusia County Sources Used for This Guide
Jail, booking, bond, visitation and court information on this page was researched primarily through current Volusia County government and Clerk resources. Recheck time-sensitive custody and facility information before acting.
- Volusia County Division of Corrections — Inmate Information Search
- Volusia County Division of Corrections
- Volusia County — Jail and Bond Information
- Volusia County Corrections — Frequently Asked Questions
- Volusia County Corrections — Visitation
- Volusia County Corrections — Contact Information
- Volusia County Clerk — 24-Hour Arrest/Booking Downloads
- Volusia County Clerk — Online Public Records
- Volusia County Clerk — Criminal Department
- Volusia Sheriff’s Office — Jail and Mugshot Routing Information
Official sources rechecked October 2, 2026.
Volusia County Jail Mugshots and Inmate Search FAQs
How do I search Volusia County jail mugshots?
Use the official Volusia County Division of Corrections Inmate Information Search. The Volusia Sheriff’s Office also directs people seeking mugshots to the Corrections public-access system.
How often is Volusia County inmate information updated?
Volusia County says its public inmate-information system is updated approximately every 15 minutes. The County also warns that the online information is not the official jail record for legal action.
Where can I find Volusia County arrests from the last 24 hours?
The Volusia County Clerk publishes downloadable 24-hour Arrest/Booking reports created from the County Jail Management System.
How long are the daily Volusia arrest reports available?
The daily Clerk arrest/booking files are normally available online for approximately 14 calendar days.
What is the Volusia County Branch Jail phone number?
The Branch Jail’s main number is 386-254-1555. The County lists 386-254-1540 specifically for booking, bonding, charges and arrest information.
Where do I post bond for a Volusia County inmate?
Volusia County directs people posting bond to the Branch Jail at 1300 Red John Road in Daytona Beach. Bond information is available through the Branch Jail Booking Office, which the County says operates 24/7.
Does a Volusia County mugshot mean the person was convicted?
No. A mugshot or booking record documents the arrest and jail-processing stage. Use Volusia County Clerk court records to determine later case activity and disposition.
Why can’t I find someone in the current inmate search?
The person may have been released or transferred, or the search information may not match the jail record. Check the Clerk’s recent arrest files and criminal case inquiry when appropriate.
Are Volusia County Corrections and the Volusia Sheriff’s Office the same agency?
No. Volusia County states that the Division of Corrections is separate from the Sheriff’s Office. Corrections operates the jail system, while the Sheriff’s Office provides law-enforcement services.
How do I schedule a Volusia County jail visit?
Visits are by appointment. The County currently requires appointments at least 24 hours in advance and directs visitors to IC Solutions or 888-646-9437 for scheduling. Visitors need the inmate’s six-digit booking number.