Jackson County Released Inmate Records

Jackson County released inmates can be tracked through the Sheriff's Office in Marianna. The jail at 2737 Penn Avenue holds people until they post bond or get released after serving time. Call 850.482.9651 to ask about someone in custody or recently let go. Staff can tell you if the person is still locked up or has been released. The county does not have an online inmate search at this time, so you need to call or visit in person. Most releases happen during the day when court is in session or after paperwork gets processed. The Sheriff's Office keeps records of who was in jail and when they got out.

Sheriff's Released Inmate Portal

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office is at 2737 Penn Avenue in Marianna, Florida 32448. Call 850.482.9651 to reach the main line. Staff can help you find out if someone is in jail or has been released. The jail is in the same building as the Sheriff's Office.

Jackson County does not offer an online inmate search tool. You must call or visit to get info on inmates. When you call, have the person's full name and date of birth ready. This helps staff search the records faster. They can tell you if the person is in custody, when they were booked, and when they got out if they have been released.

The office is open during normal business hours on weekdays. If you call after hours or on weekends, you may reach a deputy on duty who can help with urgent requests. For detailed record requests, it is best to call during business hours when records staff are available.

How to Find Released Inmates

To find out if someone has been released from Jackson County Jail, call the Sheriff's Office at 850.482.9651. Tell them the name of the person you are looking for. They will search their records and let you know the status.

If the person is still in jail, staff can tell you when they were booked and what charges they face. They may also tell you the bond amount if one is set. If the person has been released, they can give you the release date. Some details like current address or future court dates may not be shared over the phone.

You can also visit the Sheriff's Office in person at 2737 Penn Avenue in Marianna. In-person visits let you speak directly with staff and may allow you to view records on paper. Bring a valid ID if you plan to request official copies of any documents.

State Released Inmates Database

If someone is not in the Jackson County Jail, they may be in a state prison. People convicted of felonies often get sent to state facilities run by the Florida Department of Corrections. The FDC has prisons all over the state.

Use the FDC Offender Search at pubapps.fdc.myflorida.com to look for state inmates. Enter the person's name or DC number to search. The system shows where they are housed and their release date if known. This tool updates nightly, so the data is current.

The FDC also has a release information search that lists people who have been let go from state prisons. This database includes those released recently and those scheduled for future release. It updates every night. If you know someone was sent to state prison but cannot find them in the current population, check the release database.

For help with state inmate searches, call the FDC Bureau of Classification and Central Records at 850.488.9859. You can also email them at central.classification@fdc.myflorida.com for questions about inmate locations or release dates.

Public Records Requests

Florida law allows you to request public records from government agencies. Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes is the Public Records Act. This law covers jail records, booking reports, and release information. Most of these records are public and can be requested by anyone.

To file a public records request with the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, call 850.482.9651 or visit the office in person. Explain what records you need. The agency will review your request and let you know if the records are available. They may charge fees for copies or search time.

Some records are confidential and cannot be released. Medical files, mental health records, and substance abuse treatment info are protected under Section 945.10 of Florida Statutes. Juvenile records are also confidential under Section 985.04. If your request is denied, the agency will tell you which exemption applies.

For records involving ongoing investigations or sensitive cases, the agency may redact certain details before releasing them. Redactions protect privacy and law enforcement operations. If you disagree with a denial or redaction, you may have the right to appeal or seek legal review.

Nearby Counties

Other counties near Jackson County also maintain their own jail records and inmate information.