Pinellas County jail inmate search

People in custody can be found through the Who's In Jail search, run by the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. Several search fields on that site let you look someone up:

• Booking number or inmate number; the jail gives the Booking number at intake as a tracking number
• Street address or Booking date
• The arresting agency, or the type of arrest

Charges and aliases can also be added to your results by checking boxes. An alias is a different name someone has gone by. The list is ordered by name, then race, then sex, then date of birth, then booking date, with booking number last. The system refreshes periodically, so a recent arrival might not show up right away.

Intake for people arrested across the county happens at this facility. Each person shows up with arresting agency and arrest type on the Who's In Jail search once staff enter the paperwork. Anyone released during the past 30 days is also on the online list, along with everyone held right now.

Records refresh periodically rather than all at once. If someone was just arrested and doesn't appear online yet, call (727) 464-6415 to ask jail staff.

You can reach the jail by calling (727) 464-6415. The Pinellas County Non-Emergency Phone Numbers directory includes that number. The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Contact Us page has department links too.

Managing the detention facility falls to the sheriff's office and its Department of Detention and Corrections. The Pinellas County Contact Information and Location Maps page has county building maps. For court location details, check the Pinellas County Justice Center page, or call (727) 464-6415 before driving over.

Pinellas County Jail is run by the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, which also maintains public custody records. Everyone booked into the facility is covered by the Who's In Jail search, which the sheriff's office runs. Custody status, arresting agencies, and booking numbers can all be checked through that portal.

Visiting rules appear on the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Visitation page, posted by the sheriff's office. For general custody links, see the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Inmate Information page as well. Before you plan a trip, call (727) 464-6415 to confirm that the person can have visitors.

Commissary means the store inside the jail; people in custody use it to buy basic items. Check the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Inmate Information page for current rules on mail or inmate funds. You can also call (727) 464-6415 to get the person's inmate number first.

Phone account links and custody resources are listed on the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Inmate Information portal. For questions about reaching the jail, check the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Contact Us page or call (727) 464-6415.

Names, arrest records, or mugshots never appear on County Jail Lookup. Go straight to the Who's In Jail search to see what the county makes public about people in custody. It lists each person's booking number, booking date, date of birth, sex, race, and name. There's also an option to show aliases and charges in the results you get.

To let someone leave before trial, the court receives money or a financial guarantee called a bond. In Florida, Chapter 903 of the Florida Statutes is the law for bail, and commercial bail bonding is available with regulated rates.

Check the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Post Bond page or call (727) 464-6415 for bond steps. You can also read how to bail someone out of jail or check the Florida inmate search page.

The Who's In Jail search lets you see whether someone is out already. That tool includes people released in the past 30 days. Use the Sheriff's Office Records Request Portal for records when a release is more than 30 days old. To ask about a pending release today, call the jail at (727) 464-6415.