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Find a Daytona Beach Jail Inmate and Check Current Booking Details
If someone was arrested in Daytona Beach, the main custody search is not a separate city jail roster. Daytona Beach arrests that result in county jail custody are processed through the Volusia County Division of Corrections. Start with the county’s Inmate Information Search to confirm the person’s booking, charges, bond information and release status before using court or arrest-record systems.
Open the official Volusia County inmate search, accept the disclaimer, search the person’s name or booking number, open the correct booking record, then verify the booking date, charges, bond and release information.
Open Official Inmate Search Volusia CorrectionsHow to Do a Daytona Jail Inmate Search
- Open the official Volusia County Inmate Information Search. Go to Volusia County’s inmate lookup.
- Read and accept the disclaimer. The county explains that the online information is provided for general public use and is not the certified official record for legal action.
- Search using the inmate’s name. Start with the last name. Add the first name if several people match.
- Use the booking number when available. A booking number is more precise than a name search and is also useful for visitation, mail and inmate-account services.
- Check archived records when needed. If the current search does not show a person who was previously booked, use the archive option available in the inmate system.
- Use the Recent option for new bookings. This is useful when you know the person was booked recently but do not yet have the booking number.
- Open the individual booking record. Do not rely only on a search-results row. Compare the full name, booking date and other identifiers before assuming you found the correct person.
- Move to the Clerk only when the question becomes a court question. Jail records show booking and custody information; the Volusia County Clerk maintains court case records.
What a Volusia County Booking Record Can Tell You
A jail record is most useful for confirming that the right person entered county custody and for understanding the immediate booking situation. Depending on the record, you may see identifying information, booking details, charges, bond information and release history.
| Information | What it helps you confirm |
|---|---|
| Booking number | The specific jail intake record and a useful identifier for visits, mail and deposits. |
| Booking date | When the person entered the Volusia County jail system. |
| Release date | Whether the booking record shows that the person has already left county custody. |
| Charges / statutes | The allegations entered with the booking. These are not the same as a conviction. |
| Bond type / amount | The bond information associated with individual charges when bond applies. |
| Arrest and court case numbers | Identifiers that can help when moving from the jail record to the criminal court case. |
| Booking history | Past booking events that remain available in the public system. |
A booking record documents an arrest-stage event. It does not establish guilt or tell you the final outcome of a criminal case. Charges may later be amended, dismissed, reduced or resolved differently in court.
How to Check Recent Daytona Beach Arrests and Bookings
For one specific person, use the inmate search. If you want a date-based list of recent bookings, the Volusia County Clerk provides an Arrest/Booking Download created from the county Jail Management System.
- Open the Volusia County Clerk Online Public Records page.
- Find the Arrest/Booking Download under Criminal Information.
- Open the report for the date you need.
- Review the booking number, arrest agency, charge, statute and bond fields.
- If you need current custody rather than yesterday’s booking activity, return to the live inmate search.
The Clerk states that the daily criminal arrest information covers people booked into the Branch Jail during the previous 24 hours and that the dated reports are generally available for about 14 calendar days.
Open 24-Hour Arrest/Booking ReportsWhat to Do if You Cannot Find the Inmate
A missing online result does not necessarily mean the person was never arrested. Work through these possibilities before relying on an unofficial directory.
For booking, bonding, charges or arrest questions, Volusia County Corrections lists 386-254-1540.
Daytona Beach Jail Locations
Volusia County operates two correctional facilities in the Daytona Beach area. They are part of the same county corrections system but serve different custody functions.
| Facility | Address / phone | Main role |
|---|---|---|
| Volusia County Branch Jail | 1300 Red John Drive Daytona Beach, FL 32124 386-254-1555 | Primary intake/booking location; bond posting and First Appearance hearings are handled here. |
| Volusia County Correctional Facility | 1354 Indian Lake Road Daytona Beach, FL 32124 386-254-1565 | Houses additional county inmates, including female inmates. |
Some older Volusia County documents display a different Daytona Beach ZIP code for the Branch Jail. For navigation or an in-person trip, use the current Corrections contact page and confirm the destination before traveling.
Bond, First Appearance and Release
How to check bond
- Open the inmate’s current booking record and review the bond listed for each charge.
- Check whether another charge, hold or court order could prevent release.
- For current bond information, call the Branch Jail Booking Office at 386-254-1555.
- If posting bond in person, Volusia County directs people to the Branch Jail at 1300 Red John Drive.
- Do not assume that payment means immediate release. Corrections still has to complete the release process and verify all legal holds.
Volusia County states that anyone may post an eligible bond in cash or use a bondsman. A judge can change bond conditions during First Appearance.
First Appearance schedule
| Day | Published First Appearance time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 1:30 p.m. | Volusia County Branch Jail |
| Weekends and holidays | 8:30 a.m. | Volusia County Branch Jail |
Volusia County says an arrested person generally appears before a judge within one day of jail admission. At First Appearance, the judge may keep, raise or lower bond, release the person on recognizance, or impose another eligible pretrial-release arrangement.
How long can release processing take?
Once an inmate becomes eligible for release, Corrections states that paperwork processing can take approximately 2 to 4 hours, depending on the circumstances. Court releases may take longer because Corrections must receive and process the completed court paperwork.
How to Check the Court Date or Criminal Case
The jail record and the court record answer different questions. Once booking is confirmed, use the Volusia County Clerk when you need the next hearing, filed case, court docket or final disposition.
- Write down the inmate’s full legal name and any court case number shown in the booking record.
- Open the Volusia County Clerk record-search page.
- Select the criminal case inquiry option.
- Search using the defendant’s name or case number.
- Match the correct case carefully before relying on a hearing date or case status.
Corrections notes that after First Appearance it may take roughly one to two days for later court dates to be processed into the Clerk system.
Visiting a Volusia County Jail Inmate
Volusia County does not provide contact visitation. Visits are conducted through video at the Visitation Center, 1300A Red John Drive, next to the Branch Jail.
How to schedule a visit
- Find the inmate’s 6-digit booking number using the county inmate search.
- Go to ICSolutions or call 888-646-9437.
- Book at least 24 hours in advance. Appointments may be scheduled up to two weeks ahead.
- Choose one of the available Tuesday–Saturday sessions.
- Arrive at the Video Visitation Building about 10 minutes early.
- Adults must bring acceptable photo identification showing date of birth.
| Day | Published session times |
|---|---|
| Tuesday–Saturday | 1:00–1:30 p.m.; 1:40–2:10 p.m.; 2:20–2:50 p.m.; 3:00–3:30 p.m.; 6:30–7:00 p.m.; 7:10–7:40 p.m.; 7:50–8:20 p.m.; 8:30–9:00 p.m. |
Current county rules allow one visiting session per day. Up to two people and two small children may visit an inmate at one time. Visitors must arrive together.
Visits are restricted during the inmate’s initial 72 hours unless approved by the Operations Supervisor. This period is used for classification, housing changes, court appearances and medical evaluations.
Check Current Visitation RulesInmate Phone Calls and Electronic Messages
You cannot directly call and speak to an inmate through the jail’s main number. Volusia County states that inmates can communicate through approved calls, electronic messaging, mail and visitation, subject to jail rules.
| Service | Current county-listed contact |
|---|---|
| Inmate telephone service | ICSolutions — 888-506-8407 |
| Electronic messages / texting | Smart Jail Mail — 727-349-1561 |
Communication is restricted during the initial 72 hours of incarceration while the inmate is completing intake and classification activities.
How to Put Money on an Inmate Account
Volusia County uses inmate accounts for commissary purchases and certain jail expenses. Before sending money, get the inmate’s exact booking name and booking number.
Available deposit methods
- Lobby kiosk: available at the Branch Jail and Correctional Facility; county guidance lists cash and major card payments.
- Online: Access Corrections.
- Mobile app: Access Corrections.
- Phone: 866-345-1884.
- Approved money order/check options: follow the current county instructions carefully because the mailing address and required deposit form differ from ordinary inmate mail.
Volusia County’s published inmate-information document lists a $30 one-time booking fee and a $5 daily subsistence fee deducted from inmate accounts. Eligible inmates who work while incarcerated may have the daily subsistence fee waived. Acquitted defendants may be able to request reimbursement through the process described by the county.
Care packages
The county directs approved commissary-package purchases through Access Securepak / Florida County Packages or by phone at 800-546-6283.
How to Send Mail to a Volusia County Inmate
Routine personal mail is not mailed directly to the jail building. Volusia County uses an offsite processing location where regular correspondence is scanned and made available electronically to the inmate after inspection.
Regular personal mail
[Inmate Name] – [Booking Number]
P.O. Box 30
Pinellas Park, FL 33781
- Use the exact name the inmate used at booking.
- Include the matching booking number.
- Include a return address.
- Regular mail must arrive through a recognized delivery service.
- Mail for someone no longer in Volusia County Corrections custody is returned to the sender.
- Personal correspondence is inspected and electronically delivered to inmates on tablets after processing.
- Packages from family or friends are not accepted.
Legal mail and qualifying financial instruments
[Inmate Name] – [Booking Number]
1354 Indian Lake Road
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Legal mail must meet the county’s privileged-mail requirements. Money orders, cashier’s checks and certified government checks also have specific requirements. Do not send cash, personal checks, payroll checks or food.
Read Official Mail & Account RulesDaytona Arrest Reports, Jail Records and Police Records
| If you need… | Best source |
|---|---|
| Current Daytona-area jail custody | Volusia County Division of Corrections inmate search |
| Booking number, charge or bond question | Corrections Booking/Bonding/Charges/Arrest line |
| Previous 24-hour bookings | Volusia County Clerk Arrest/Booking Download |
| Criminal court case, docket or hearing | Volusia County Clerk of the Circuit Court |
| Daytona Beach Police arrest or incident report | Daytona Beach Police Department Records Unit |
| Volusia Sheriff’s Office arrest/offense report | Volusia Sheriff’s Office Central Records |
| Older Corrections record not available online | Volusia County public-records request |
Daytona Beach Police records
The Daytona Beach Police Department Records Unit maintains arrest reports, offense reports, supplemental reports and other police records. The city currently lists the Records Unit at 386-671-5100, with public counter hours of 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
Daytona Beach Police RecordsVolusia Sheriff’s Office records
For Sheriff’s Office offense reports, warrants or related law-enforcement records, the VSO lists Central Records numbers including 386-239-7782 for the Daytona Beach area.
Volusia Sheriff’s Office ContactsVolusia County Jail Phone Numbers
| Department | Phone |
|---|---|
| Branch Jail | 386-254-1555 |
| Correctional Facility | 386-254-1565 |
| Booking / Bonding / Charges / Arrest | 386-254-1540 |
| Case Management | 386-254-1548 |
| Branch Jail Health Services | 386-254-1547 |
| Correctional Facility Health Services | 386-254-1583 |
| Investigations and Grievances | 386-258-4045 |
| PREA Reporting | 386-254-1541 |
Verify current Volusia County Corrections contacts before relying on a number for a time-sensitive matter.
If the Person Was Transferred or Is No Longer in Volusia County Jail
If the county jail search no longer shows the person, do not automatically assume the criminal case is over. The person may have been released, transferred or moved into another custody system.
| Situation | Where to look next |
|---|---|
| Released from county jail but case continues | Volusia County Clerk criminal case search |
| Transferred to Florida state prison | Florida Department of Corrections Offender Search |
| Federal custody | Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator |
| Booked in another Florida county | Use that county’s official corrections or sheriff inmate database. |
For nearby or other Florida searches, see our Osceola County Jail inmate search, Indian River County Jail inmate search, Jacksonville/Duval County inmate search, and Miami-Dade County Jail inmate search.
Official Daytona and Volusia County Resources
- Volusia County Inmate Information Search
- Volusia County Division of Corrections
- Jail and Bond Information
- Official Visitation Rules
- Corrections Contact Information
- Volusia County Clerk Record Search
- 24-Hour Arrest/Booking Downloads
- Daytona Beach Police Records
Information reviewed October 27, 2026. Jail status, bond, visitation schedules, vendor procedures and release rules can change. Use the live county record for the final custody, payment or visitation step.
Daytona Jail Inmate Search FAQs
1. How do I find someone in jail in Daytona Beach?
Use the official Volusia County Division of Corrections Inmate Information Search. Daytona Beach arrests that result in county jail custody are handled through the Volusia County corrections system rather than a separate city jail roster.
2. Is there a separate Daytona Beach jail inmate search?
No separate Daytona Beach city inmate roster is the primary source for county custody. Search the Volusia County inmate database for people booked into the county jail system after arrests in Daytona Beach.
3. What phone number should I call about a Daytona jail booking?
For booking, bonding, charges and arrest questions, Volusia County Corrections lists 386-254-1540. The Branch Jail main number is 386-254-1555.
4. How do I see recent Daytona Beach bookings?
For a named person, use the Volusia County inmate search. For a date-based list, use the Volusia County Clerk’s Arrest/Booking Download, which contains booking information from the previous 24-hour period.
5. Where is the Volusia County Branch Jail?
The current Volusia County Corrections contact page lists the Branch Jail at 1300 Red John Drive, Daytona Beach, Florida 32124. The main number is 386-254-1555.
6. How do I check an inmate’s bond in Daytona Beach?
Open the inmate’s booking record and review the bond listed for each charge, then verify release eligibility with the Branch Jail Booking Office at 386-254-1555 before paying. Another charge, hold or court order can affect release.
7. How long does release take after bond is posted?
Volusia County states that release processing can take about two to four hours after an inmate becomes eligible for release, depending on court paperwork, holds and operational factors. Regular releases are generally restricted between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless the county’s responsible-party exception applies.
8. How do I visit an inmate in Daytona Beach?
Find the inmate’s six-digit booking number, schedule through ICSolutions or 888-646-9437 at least 24 hours in advance, and check in about 10 minutes early at the Video Visitation Building at 1300A Red John Drive. Visits are video-based and scheduled Tuesday through Saturday.
9. How do I send money or mail to a Volusia County inmate?
Inmate-account deposits can be made through approved Access Corrections methods. Routine personal mail should be addressed to SCH-VCDC FL, the inmate’s name and booking number, P.O. Box 30, Pinellas Park, FL 33781. Legal mail and qualifying financial instruments use the Corrections address on Indian Lake Road.
10. Where do I find a Daytona inmate’s court date or case outcome?
Use the Volusia County Clerk of the Circuit Court after identifying the correct booking. The jail record is best for custody and booking information, while the Clerk’s criminal case system is the better source for future hearings, docket activity and case disposition.
Use the Jail Record First, Then the Right Official Source
For most Daytona jail searches, the practical order is simple: confirm the person in the Volusia County inmate database, write down the booking number, check charges and bond, and then move to the Clerk only if you need the court case. If the inmate is no longer in county custody, check release information, the criminal docket or the appropriate state or federal custody system rather than relying on an old third-party roster.