Find Recent Volusia County Mugshots, Latest Arrests and Booking Records
For a person who may be in a Volusia County jail now, start with the official Division of Corrections Inmate Information Search. Volusia County says the public inmate data is updated approximately every 15 minutes.
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If you want a list of people booked during a recent 24-hour period rather than one person’s current custody record, use the Volusia County Clerk’s separate 24 Hour Arrest/Booking downloads. The Clerk says those daily files normally remain available for about 14 calendar days.
Fastest Way to Find Recent Volusia County Mugshots
Volusia County offers two particularly useful official routes for recent arrests. Use the live inmate system when you know the person’s name and want current custody information. Use the Clerk’s daily Arrest/Booking reports when you want to review bookings from a recent 24-hour period.
Is the person in jail now?
Use the Volusia County Division of Corrections Inmate Information Search. The County says its public inmate information is updated every 15 minutes.
Open Volusia Corrections →Who was booked during the previous 24 hours?
Use the Clerk of Circuit Court’s Arrest/Booking downloads. The Clerk says the data comes from the County Jail Management System and contains initial booking, charge and violation information.
Open 24-Hour Reports →Need an arrest from earlier this week?
Review the dated Clerk downloads while they remain available. The Clerk says daily files normally stay downloadable for approximately 14 calendar days.
Clerk Search Records →Was the booking charge actually prosecuted?
Use the Clerk’s criminal case-record system. A booking entry can show the initial arrest-stage charge but not necessarily the final filed charge or case disposition.
Search Criminal Cases →Need the actual incident or arrest report?
When Volusia Sheriff’s Office created the report, use the Sheriff’s public-record request route. Other police agencies maintain their own reports.
VSO Public Records →Need more than a Volusia jail record?
FDLE handles statewide Florida criminal-history searches, while Florida DOC covers people sentenced to state prison or state supervision.
See statewide options →How to Search Current Volusia County Inmates
The official county inmate system is the best first step when the arrest may have happened very recently and the person may still be held by Volusia County Corrections.
Open Volusia County Corrections
Use the County’s Corrections page and select the official Inmate Information Search. This avoids treating a commercial mugshot site as the source of record.
Accept the public-information disclaimer
The County warns that online inmate data is for general informational use and is not the official record for legal action.
Search the person’s name carefully
Use the available identifiers to distinguish people with similar names. Do not attribute an arrest to somebody based only on a name match.
Review the booking record
Check the available booking date, custody status, photograph, charges, bond information and related identifiers rather than relying on a screenshot or copied third-party listing.
Use the court record for what happened next
If the question is whether prosecutors filed a charge, the charge changed, or the case ended in dismissal, plea, conviction or another disposition, move from the jail record to the Clerk.
How fresh is the online inmate information?
Volusia County states that its public inmate information is updated approximately every 15 minutes. The County also states that the online information is not the official record for legal action.
Use the Clerk’s 24-Hour Arrest and Booking Reports
For broad “latest arrests” intent, the Clerk’s daily files are more useful than searching one name at a time. They contain arrest and booking data for people booked into the Branch Jail during the previous 24 hours.
What the daily files contain
The Clerk says the files contain the initial booking, charge and violation information generated from Volusia County’s Jail Management System.
The first record contains the format key needed to interpret the downloaded data.
How long recent files remain online
The Clerk says daily files remain downloadable for approximately 14 calendar days. That makes this the strongest official source for “recent Volusia County arrests” across several recent dates.
Which Official Source Works for Different Recent-Arrest Timeframes?
“Recent” can mean a person booked minutes ago, everyone booked yesterday, or an arrest from last week. Use the source that actually supports the timeframe instead of inventing a fixed 30-day mugshot archive.
| Timeframe or question | Best official starting point | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Arrest may have happened within the last few hours | Corrections Inmate Information Search | County says inmate data updates about every 15 minutes. |
| Previous 24 hours | Clerk Arrest/Booking Download | Designed specifically around the previous 24-hour booking period. |
| Past 3–7 days | Clerk dated daily booking files | Review the available daily reports by date. |
| About two weeks ago | Clerk daily download archive while available | Clerk says files remain available about 14 calendar days. |
| Released person no longer easy to locate | Clerk criminal case + arresting agency | Current custody and historical court/arrest records answer different questions. |
| Older criminal-history question | FDLE or appropriate court/agency | A recent jail report is not a complete Florida criminal history. |
What a Volusia County Booking Record Can Tell You
Jail records are useful because they connect an arrest to a booking and current custody status. They are not substitutes for the later court record.
| Field or record | Useful for | What to verify elsewhere |
|---|---|---|
| Booking date | When the jail processed the booking. | Exact incident or arrest time may be different. |
| Booking photograph | Image associated with jail processing where publicly displayed. | It does not prove guilt. |
| Initial charge | Charge information associated with intake. | Filed charges and later amendments belong in the court record. |
| Bond information | Release conditions shown at that stage. | A judge may modify bond at First Appearance or later. |
| Custody status | Whether the person appears in the public jail system. | State-prison transfer or later release may require another source. |
| Arresting agency | Helps identify which agency may hold the incident or arrest report. | The jail itself may not be the report custodian. |
| Court case | Tracks prosecution and later court events. | Use the Clerk rather than the initial mugshot listing. |
What to Do if a Recent Volusia County Arrest Is Missing
An empty inmate search is only one data point. The person may have been released, transferred, booked under a variation of the name, held elsewhere, or the record may require another system.
| Problem | Possible explanation | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| No current inmate result | The person may already be released. | Check recent Clerk booking files and criminal court records. |
| Arrest happened minutes ago | The next public-data update may not have occurred. | Recheck the official inmate system after an appropriate interval. |
| Several people have the same name | Name alone is not a reliable identifier. | Compare available DOB, booking number and other identifiers. |
| Need the police narrative | A jail record is not the incident report. | Contact the arresting police agency or Sheriff. |
| Need the case outcome | The original booking charge does not show the final disposition. | Search the Clerk’s criminal case records. |
| Possible state-prison transfer | County custody may have ended. | Search Florida DOC. |
| Record appears restricted | Sealed, expunged, juvenile or other protected information may not be publicly available. | Use the responsible court or records custodian. |
Volusia County Jail Locations and Who They House
Volusia County Corrections operates two facilities near Daytona Beach. The County publishes different housing roles for the Branch Jail and Correctional Facility.
Volusia County Branch Jail
1300 Red John RoadDaytona Beach, FL 32120
Phone: 386-254-1555
The County says the Branch Jail houses inmates in pretrial status, 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 all female inmates.
The County’s page header sometimes displays a different ZIP formatting for these facilities, while the detailed Jail and Bond Information page lists 32120. Use the current official facility page when mailing or physically visiting.
Bond, First Appearance and Release After a Volusia Booking
A recent arrest can move quickly from booking to bond and First Appearance. The County’s current Corrections FAQ explains what normally happens during the first day.
First Appearance
Volusia County says an arrested person remains in custody until bond is posted or a judge orders release. Within one day of jail admission, the individual appears before a judge for First Appearance.
The judge reviews the charges and probable cause and can raise, lower or leave the bond unchanged, release the person on recognizance, or place the person on pretrial supervision.
Where to post bond
The County directs people to the Volusia County Branch Jail at 1300 Red John Road to post bond. Bond can be posted in cash or through a bondsman.
Bond information is available from the Booking Office at 386-254-1555, which the County says is open 24/7.
Use Volusia County Court Records After the Arrest
The Clerk of Circuit Court provides online criminal case records for general public information. The Clerk warns that its web data is not the official court record for legal action.
Search the criminal case
Use the Clerk’s Criminal Events Management case-record search rather than relying on the original jail entry for later charges or disposition.
When online data is not enough
The Clerk states that only records maintained within the Clerk’s Office are the official records of Volusia County. For consequential legal use, request or inspect the proper official record rather than relying solely on the web display.
The Jail Record and Sheriff’s Arrest Report Are Different Records
Volusia County expressly states that its Division of Corrections is a separate entity from the Volusia Sheriff’s Office. Corrections handles jail custody; the Sheriff’s Office handles law-enforcement services including Sheriff-generated arrest records.
Volusia Sheriff’s Office records
The Sheriff’s Office provides an online Public Records Request route and lists a Custodian of Records. Its Central Records section handles criminal history and offense-report functions.
Central Records: 386-736-5962.
If a city police department made the arrest
Request the police report from that city agency rather than the Sheriff. Daytona Beach, DeLand, Deltona, Ormond Beach and New Smyrna Beach arrests can involve different law-enforcement agencies even though the person is booked into the county corrections system.
For Daytona Beach-specific police and jail routing, see our Daytona Beach mugshots and booking-record guide.
Florida Criminal History and State Prison Searches
A Volusia County booking search only covers the local jail system. Use a statewide source when your question is broader.
Florida criminal-history search
FDLE’s Division of Criminal Justice Information Services is Florida’s central repository for state criminal-history information.
The current public request fee is $24. FDLE’s Instant Search also lists a $1 credit-card processing fee in addition to the $24 search fee.
FDLE Florida Checks →Checking your own Florida record
FDLE provides a separate Personal Review process for individuals checking their own Florida criminal-history record for accuracy and completeness. FDLE does not charge for that service.
FDLE Personal Review →State prison or state supervision
If a person has moved from county detention into Florida state correctional custody or supervision, use the Florida Department of Corrections offender search rather than the Volusia jail system.
Florida DOC Offender Search →For a broader statewide explanation, use our Florida mugshots, arrest and jail-record guide.
Volusia County Jail and Sheriff’s Office Contacts
Use Corrections for custody, bond and jail services. Use the Sheriff’s Office for Sheriff-generated law-enforcement records and related services.
Volusia County Branch Jail
1300 Red John RoadDaytona Beach, FL 32120
Phone: 386-254-1555
Bond posting, Booking Office and First Appearance location.
Volusia County Correctional Facility
1354 N. Indian Lake RoadDaytona Beach, FL 32120
Phone: 386-254-1565
Volusia Sheriff’s Office Central Records
123 W. Indiana AvenueDeLand, FL 32720
Phone: 386-736-5962
Fax: 386-822-5036
Volusia Sheriff’s Office
123 W. Indiana Avenue, 4th FloorDeLand, FL 32720
West Volusia: 386-736-5961
Daytona Beach: 386-254-4689
New Smyrna Beach: 386-423-3352
Official Sources Used for This Volusia County Update
The article prioritizes county, court, Sheriff and Florida state sources rather than commercial mugshot aggregators.
- Volusia County Division of Corrections
- Volusia County Online Services — Inmate Information Search guidance
- Volusia County — Jail and Bond Information
- Volusia Corrections — Frequently Asked Questions
- Volusia County Clerk — Search Records
- Volusia County Clerk — 24-Hour Arrest/Booking Downloads
- Volusia County Clerk — Criminal Case Records
- Volusia Sheriff’s Office — Public Records Forms
- Volusia Sheriff’s Office — Addresses and Phone Numbers
- FDLE — Florida Criminal History Record Check
- FDLE — Personal Review
- Florida Department of Corrections — Offender Search
Research review: September 28, 2026. The County’s direct inmate-search application could not be fully rendered in the research environment, so this update links through the verified County Corrections/online-services route rather than inventing interface behavior that could not be inspected.
Volusia County Recent Mugshots FAQs
Where can I find recent Volusia County mugshots?
For a specific person who may currently be jailed, start with the Volusia County Division of Corrections Inmate Information Search. For people booked during a recent 24-hour period, use the Volusia County Clerk’s Arrest/Booking downloads.
How often is the Volusia County inmate information updated?
Volusia County states that its public inmate information is updated approximately every 15 minutes.
Where can I see arrests from the last 24 hours?
The Volusia County Clerk publishes daily 24 Hour Arrest/Booking data showing initial booking, charge and violation information for people booked into the Branch Jail during the previous 24 hours.
How far back do the recent Volusia booking files go?
The Clerk says daily Arrest/Booking files normally remain available to download for approximately 14 calendar days.
Can I find Volusia County mugshots from the last 30 days?
The Clerk documents approximately 14 days of daily booking files, not a guaranteed 30-day public booking archive. For older information, use the Clerk’s criminal case system, the arresting agency or the appropriate statewide record source.
Does the Volusia Sheriff’s Office run the county jail?
No. Volusia County Division of Corrections operates the jail system. The County specifically states that Corrections is separate from the Volusia Sheriff’s Office.
Where is the Volusia County Branch Jail?
The Branch Jail is located at 1300 Red John Road in Daytona Beach. The main phone number is 386-254-1555.
When does an arrested person see a judge?
Volusia County says an arrested person appears before a judge for First Appearance within one day of jail admission. The judge reviews probable cause and can address bond or release conditions.
Does a Volusia County mugshot mean the person was convicted?
No. A mugshot or booking record shows an arrest-stage event. It does not prove guilt, conviction or the final court outcome.
How do I get a Volusia Sheriff’s Office arrest report?
Use the Volusia Sheriff’s Office public-record request process when the Sheriff created the record. Central Records handles criminal-history and offense-report functions and can be reached at 386-736-5962.
How much does an FDLE Florida criminal-history search cost?
FDLE currently charges $24 for a public Florida criminal-history request. Its Instant Search also lists a $1 credit-card processing fee in addition to the $24 search fee.