Martin County Inmate Release Database

Martin County maintains a searchable database of released inmates through the Sheriff's Office. The office is at 800 Southeast Monterey Road, Stuart, Florida 34994. You can search for people who were in custody and find out when they were released, what charges they faced, and other booking details. The online inmate search tool is available to the public at no cost. Call (772) 220-7200 if you need help finding someone or if you have questions about the search system. The Sheriff's Office handles all jail operations and keeps records on everyone who goes through the Martin County detention facility.

Sheriff's Inmate Records

The Martin County Sheriff's Office runs the county jail at 800 Southeast Monterey Road in Stuart. This facility books and holds people arrested in Martin County. The office keeps detailed records on all inmates, from the time they come in until they leave custody. Most releases happen when bond is posted, a sentence is completed, or charges are dropped.

Call the main number at (772) 220-7200 for information about current and released inmates. Staff can look up records and tell you if someone is in jail or when they got out. The Sheriff's Office handles all detention operations, including bookings, releases, court transports, and record keeping. If you need to know whether someone is still locked up or has been released, this is the place to call.

The inmate search tool is on the Martin County Sheriff's Office website. You can search by name to find out if someone is in custody. The system shows current inmates and some information about recent releases. No account or login is needed. Just type in a name and review the results. The database updates as new bookings and releases occur throughout the day.

Finding Martin County Released Inmates

Use the online inmate search to look up people by name. Enter a first name, last name, or both. The system pulls up records that match your search. You see booking dates, charges, bond amounts, and custody status. If someone has been released, that information may show up in the search results.

Search results include basic public information. You can see the person's name, date of birth, booking date, and what charges they were arrested for. The system shows bond information and whether the person is still in custody. For released inmates, the database may list the release date. Some records stay visible for weeks or months after someone leaves custody. Other records get archived and may not appear in the online search.

Not all inmate details are public. Medical records, mental health files, and certain personal information cannot be released under Florida law. What you see in the search tool is limited to public records. For more information that is not online, you can file a formal public records request with the Sheriff's Office. They will review your request and tell you what can be released and what fees may apply.

State Released Inmates

Martin County jail holds pretrial detainees and people serving short sentences. If someone was sent to state prison after a felony conviction, they are no longer in the county system. The Florida Department of Corrections handles all state inmates and maintains its own database.

Search for state prison inmates at pubapps.fdc.myflorida.com. The FDC website offers an Inmate Release Information Search that updates every night. This tool shows people who have been released from state prisons or who are scheduled for release. You can search by name, inmate number, or other details to find state records.

For help with state inmate records, contact the Bureau of Admission and Release at (850) 488-9167. You can also send an email to dc.release@fdc.myflorida.com. The main FDC headquarters is at 501 South Calhoun Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2500. Call (850) 488-7052 for general questions about the state prison system.

Public Records and Exemptions

Florida's Public Records Act is in Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes. This law requires government agencies to make most records available to the public. Jail records fall under this law. You can request inmate booking records, arrest reports, and release information. The agency must respond to your request and provide records unless an exemption applies.

Section 945.10 lists exemptions for corrections records. Medical records are confidential and cannot be released without the inmate's consent. Mental health files and substance abuse treatment records are also protected. Information about victims, witness protection programs, and details that could endanger someone's safety must stay private. Juvenile records are protected under Section 985.04 and are not available to the public.

To request records not available online, contact the Martin County Sheriff's Office. You can make a request in writing or by phone. The Sheriff's Office will review what you are asking for and let you know what records exist and what can be released. Some requests may have fees. Section 119.07 allows agencies to charge for copying and for staff time on large requests. Simple searches are usually free, but detailed or extensive requests may cost money.

Nearby County Jails

If you cannot find the person you are looking for in Martin County, try nearby county jails. Each county operates its own facility and inmate search.