Orange County Jail, FL

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There are several Orange County Jails in the United States. Today we will be discussing the Orange County Jail in Orlando, Florida. 

The Orange County Jail is in Central Florida. It serves all of Orange County, which is home to Orlando. The Orange County Jail is managed and operated by the Orange County Sheriff's Department. 

How to Find Someone in Orange County Jail

The days of spending a good portion of your day hunting down an inmate is a thing of the past. No more calling. No more being on hold. No more being transferred. No more being disconnected. You can now easily find who’s in jail Orange County from the comfort of your own home on your mobile device or your computer.

The Orange County Jail is managed and operated by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department is the agency that is responsible for keeping and maintaining a database with all the records of inmates that they are currently responsible of.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department database is available for the general public to use and search. You can find the database on the official Orange County Sheriff’s Department website.

You can do an Orange County inmate search by the following information.

• Inmate’s First and Last Name

When you do a search, you will come up with a list of all inmates meeting that name. When you click on their name, you will see the following information.

• Inmate’s Name
• Mugshots
• Booking Number
• Race
• Gender
• Age
• Last Known Location
• Number of Holds
• Notes
• Charges

The database is updated every half hour. However, if you do not see information that you are currently looking for in the database you will need to give the Orange County Inmate Records Management a call at (407) 836-3400.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Inmates are permitted to receive written letters while they are in the Orange County Jail. This is one of the ways that inmate’s family and friends can keep in touch with them.

When sending your letter, please remember to put your return address on the envelope. This will help officials return your letter, if they need to.

You are not permitted to send cash or checks through the mail. The only item you can send through the mail is money orders. This will be to fund the inmate’s account. On the money order, you will need to have the inmate’s full name and booking number.

You are not permitted to send the following items:

• Polaroids
• Inappropriate Photos
• Envelopes
• Pencils
• Pens
• Paper
• Stamps
• Plastic Cards
• Stickers
• Phone Cards

Inmates can receive books, magazines, and newspapers. The books, magazines, and newspapers must be delivered to the prison directly from the bookstore or the publisher. You can use sites like Amazon to do this. All incoming books are required to be paperback. Hardcover books are not permitted and will be returned. There is a limit of 4 items per shipment.

The mailing address for inmates in the Orange County Jail is:

Inmate’s Name
Inmate Number, Housing Assignment
P.O. Box 4970
Orlando, FL 32802-4970

Sending Money

Inmates will need money while in the Orange County Jail to purchase things from the commissary and to be able to use the phone to call home.

You can fund the inmate’s account in a few different ways.

When depositing funds into the inmate’s account, all items will be required to be payable to the inmate and have their inmate number on it. You must also have your name and address on all items excluding any government checks.

Make sure you do not make any mistakes when making things payable to someone. If anything is altered, does not have the correct information, or missing information you will get the funds sent back to you.

If you choose to mail your funds, the mailing address is below.

Inmate Name
Jail Number and housing area
P.O. Box 4970
Orlando, FL 32802-4970

If you rather deposit funds into an inmate’s account in person, you can do so by coming down to this address:

3000 39th Street, Orlando, FL 32839

You can deposit funds into an inmate’s account between the hours of 8:45am to 8:45pm, 7 days a week.

You can also use Western Union to transfer money into an inmate's account. You will need the following information to successfully do that.

Pay to: Orange Cty Corr Inmate Comm
Code City/State: ORGCTYCOR FL
Acct#: Include inmate's booking number, last name, and first name
Attention line: Include six-digit date of birth (i.e. MMDDYY)

Visitation

All visits at the Orange County Jail will be video visits. This is a non-contact visit. You will see the inmate on a computer screen. You will not be able to sit with them, see them behind glass, or any of that. All visits are strictly non-contact. There are no other visits.

Inmates are permitted 3 visits per calendar week. The visitation hours are 9am to 10pm, daily. All visits are subjected to recording and monitoring.

If you would like to visit an inmate, you are required to make an appointment. You are required to call (407) 836-8061 at least 24 hours before you would like to visit.

When coming down to the Orange County Jail for your visit, please arrive 15-minutes early. You will need to bring either your driver’s license, passport, or your state identification card.

How Often Can I Visit?

Inmates are permitted 3 visits per calendar week.

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