Search Madison County Released Inmates

Madison County maintains records of released inmates through the Sheriff's Office at 2364 West US 90, Madison, Florida 32340. The office keeps track of people who have been in custody and those who have been released from the county jail. You can find information about past bookings, charges, and release dates through the inmate search system. Call the Sheriff's Office at (850) 973-4002 if you need help with your search. The online inmate search is available for current inmates and provides some data on recent releases from the Madison County detention facility.

Sheriff's Office Records

The Madison County Sheriff's Office operates the county jail and keeps all inmate records. The office is at 2364 West US 90, Madison, Florida 32340. This is the main location where you can get information about inmates who are in custody or who have been released.

The main phone number is (850) 973-4002. Staff can help you find out if someone is currently in jail or when they were released. The Sheriff's Office handles bookings, releases, and all inmate record keeping for Madison County. Most people who get arrested in Madison County go through this facility for processing and detention.

Finding Madison County Released Inmates

An online inmate search is available through the Madison County Sheriff's Office. The search tool shows current inmates and some information about people who have been released recently. You can search by name to find out if someone is in custody or when they got out of jail.

When you search, the system shows basic details like the person's name, booking date, charges, and bond amount. For released inmates, you may see the release date if that information is in the public database. Not all release records show up right away in the online system. Some details take time to update after someone leaves custody. If you cannot find the person you are looking for, they may have been released before the database was updated.

The search portal does not require you to log in or create an account. It is free to use and open to the public. You just type in the name and look at the results that come up. For more detailed information or if you need help with your search, call the Sheriff's Office during business hours. Staff can check records that may not show up in the online search.

State Released Inmates Info

Madison County jail handles people who are waiting for trial or serving short sentences. If someone was convicted of a felony and sent to state prison, they do not appear in the county jail system. The Florida Department of Corrections keeps records on all state inmates.

You can search for state prison releases at pubapps.fdc.myflorida.com. This portal shows current state inmates and people who have been released from state prisons. The Inmate Release Information Search updates nightly and includes inmates who have already been released or who are scheduled for release. The state database is separate from the county jail system, so you need to search both places if you are not sure where someone was held.

For help with state records, contact the Florida Department of Corrections Bureau of Admission and Release at (850) 488-9167. You can also email them at dc.release@fdc.myflorida.com for questions about state inmate releases. The main FDC office is at 501 South Calhoun Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2500.

Access to Released Inmate Data

Florida law allows you to access most jail records. Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes is the Public Records Act. This law says that government agencies must provide records to the public. Inmate records fall under this law, but some information stays private.

Section 945.10 lists what cannot be released. Medical records, mental health files, and substance abuse treatment information are not public. Victim statements and witness protection details stay confidential. Information that could put someone in danger is also kept private. If you request records that are not online, the Sheriff's Office will review your request and let you know what can be released.

You can ask for records in writing or by phone. Some requests may have fees if the search takes a lot of time or involves many documents. Section 119.07 allows agencies to charge for copying and for staff time on big requests. Most basic inmate searches are free, but detailed record requests may cost money.

Nearby County Jails

If you cannot find the person you are looking for in Madison County, check nearby county jails. Each county has its own jail and inmate search system.