Pasco County Arrest Records | Free Search, Inmate Roster & Mugshots
Pasco County, Florida · Booking, warrant, report and court-case guide
Find a Pasco County Arrest and Complete Every Important Next Step
Search current custody or past arrests, verify the person, identify the arresting agency and follow the criminal case through the Pasco County court docket. The guide also explains bail, jail visitation, inmate mail, phone accounts, deposits, lawyers, victim advocates, report requests, record corrections and sealing or expungement.
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An arrest is not a conviction. A jail charge is an allegation entered during arrest or booking. The prosecutor may file a different charge, reduce it, dismiss it or decline prosecution. Verify identity and read the final court disposition.
Held nowUse the In Custody category.
Released earlierUse the Past Arrests category.
Police narrativeRequest it from the arresting agency.
Final outcomeRead the Clerk’s criminal docket.
Official reviewProcedures reviewed July 2026.
Choose the record that answers your question
PASCO CORRECTIONS
Is the person in jail?Search current custody or an earlier booking.
Use for inmate ID, booking, custody, charges, bond and release status.
ARRESTING AGENCY
What allegedly happened?Request the incident report, arrest report or probable-cause record.
Use for the officer narrative, report number and releasable evidence references.
PASCO COUNTY CLERK
How did the case end?Search filed charges, hearings, pleas, judgments and disposition.
Use for dismissal, nolle prosequi, conviction, sentence and certified proof.
Best sequence: Find the booking → save the identifiers → identify the arresting agency → search the court case → request only the missing report or certified document.
How to search current and past Pasco County bookings
Open the official Pasco Corrections search
Use the county-operated booking system rather than a third-party name-search page.
Open the official booking search
Select In Custody or Past Arrests
Use In Custody for a person believed to be held now. Use Past Arrests for an earlier booking after release or transfer.
Search the last name first
A surname-only search avoids excluding a valid result because of a middle name, maiden name, suffix or spelling difference.
Add the first name gradually
Add the legal first name only when the surname produces too many results.
Open every possible match
Compare the date of birth or age, arrest date, arresting agency, booking number and inmate ID.
Separate multiple bookings
One person may have several Pasco County arrest entries. Match the correct arrest date and agency.
Record every charge and hold
Write down each charge, bond entry, warrant, hold and case reference separately.
Save the official identifiers
Keep the inmate ID, booking number, arrest number, report number and court case number.
Continue to the criminal court case
The booking shows intake information. The court docket shows what was formally filed and how the case ended.
Search the Pasco court docket
What each Pasco arrest-search field means
| Field | Meaning | Does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inmate ID | The person’s Pasco Corrections identifier. | The final court result. | Use it for jail calls, visits, mail and accounts. |
| Booking number | A specific jail intake or custody episode. | That every booking charge was prosecuted. | Use it when requesting booking information. |
| Arrest date | The date associated with the arrest. | The offense or filing date. | Use it to separate multiple arrests. |
| Arresting agency | The sheriff, police department or other agency that made the arrest. | That the agency maintains the court case. | Request the report from this agency. |
| Charge | The alleged offense entered during arrest or intake. | Guilt or the final filed charge. | Compare it with the Clerk docket. |
| Bond | A current release entry associated with a charge or case. | Payment clears every hold. | Confirm all charges and holds before paying. |
| Hold | Another court or agency may control release. | The displayed bond controls the entire booking. | Ask which agency owns the hold. |
| Release date | The custody event ended. | Dismissal or acquittal. | Search the court outcome. |
| Mugshot | A photograph created during intake. | Identity alone, guilt or conviction. | Use stronger identifiers and the court record. |
Verify the person before relying on the record
First and last names match
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Date of birth or age is consistent
Arrest date matches the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Booking or case number matches another record
Physical descriptors are consistent
Court timeline follows the same incident
Minimum rule: Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, contacting an employer, publishing an allegation or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
No Pasco County booking found? Check these causes
Booking is incomplete
Identification, medical screening and data entry may still be underway.
You searched only In Custody
Repeat the search under Past Arrests.
The name is entered differently
Try the surname alone, maiden name, alias, suffix or alternate spelling.
The person was released
Active custody information can change after release processing.
The person was transferred
Custody may move to another county, Florida DOC or federal custody.
The arrest occurred elsewhere
Search the jurisdiction where the arrest occurred.
No court case appears yet
Prosecutor review or court filing may not be complete.
The record is restricted
Juvenile, sealed, expunged or confidential records may not appear.
Missing-booking call script
I am trying to confirm the custody or booking status of [full legal name], date of birth [date]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is being booked, held, released, transferred or listed under another identifier?
Request a Pasco Sheriff arrest or incident report
Pasco Sheriff Public Records Department
20105 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Direct contactPhone: 813-235-6118
Fax: 813-235-6119
Email: PublicRecords@pascosheriff.org
Micro-step report request
Confirm the arresting agency
A municipal police report must be requested from that city department, not automatically from the Sheriff.
Name the exact document
Request the incident report, arrest report, probable-cause affidavit, supplement, property record or recording.
Provide precise identifiers
Include the name, date of birth, incident date, location, report number, booking number and court case number.
Request electronic delivery
Electronic delivery may reduce copying and mailing costs.
Set a spending limit
Ask for approval before processing exceeds a stated amount.
Request the legal basis for redaction
Ask the agency to identify the exemption used for withheld material.
Copy-ready public-record request
Under Florida public-records law, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report, probable-cause affidavit and releasable supplements concerning [name] for the incident on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are report number [number], booking number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a cost estimate before processing if the total will exceed $[amount].
Local-history limitation: A Sheriff local arrest-history result concerns arrests conducted by the Pasco Sheriff’s Office. It is not a complete countywide, statewide or national history.
Search and read a Pasco County criminal court case
Open the Clerk’s official court search
Search Pasco County court records
Use the case number when available
A case number is more reliable than a name-only search.
Confirm the defendant and case type
Match the name, filing date, criminal division and arrest event.
Find the formal charging document
Determine what the State Attorney actually filed.
Check amended charges
Later documents may reduce, replace, add or dismiss counts.
Review warrants chronologically
An older warrant entry may be followed by service, recall or cancellation.
Find the disposition for each count
Look for dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, plea, adjudication, judgment or sentence.
Order certified proof when required
A booking screenshot or docket summary may not satisfy an employer, licensing agency or court.
Common court terms
| Term | Meaning | Check next |
|---|---|---|
| Pending | The case is not finally resolved. | Read the newest filing and next hearing. |
| Nolle prosequi | The prosecutor declined to continue that charge. | Confirm every count and later filing. |
| Dismissed | The court terminated the charge or case. | Read the dismissal order. |
| Adjudication withheld | The court withheld a formal adjudication of guilt. | Read the plea, sentence and eligibility consequences. |
| Adjudicated guilty | A formal judgment of guilt was entered. | Read the sentence and financial obligations. |
| Closed | The case is not currently active. | Closed alone does not explain the outcome. |
Pasco County criminal court-record fees
| Service | Published charge | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Assisted search | $2 per name per year | Clerk-assisted record research. |
| Ordinary copy | $1 per page | Uncertified court-document copy. |
| Certification | $2 per document | Certified proof of a court document. |
| Authenticated or exemplified certificate | $7 | When a receiving authority specifically requires it. |
| Seal or expunge court file | $42 | Clerk processing after the required legal steps. |
| E-Certify convenience fee | $6 per certified document | Added to statutory copy and certification charges. |
| Card service fee | 3.5% | Applied to qualifying credit-card transactions. |
Ask the recipient whether it requires an online docket, ordinary copy, certified disposition or exemplified document before paying.
Check a possible Pasco County warrant safely
Use the official Pasco Sheriff warrant search
Avoid third-party lists that may be incomplete or outdated.
Open the Pasco Sheriff official site
Match more than the name
Compare the date of birth, physical description, case number and issuing agency.
Check the related court case
A docket may show issuance, service, recall or later court action.
Confirm current status
Contact the issuing court or law-enforcement agency before relying on the result.
Use legal help when the warrant concerns you
A criminal-defense lawyer can explain appearance, surrender and release options.
Do not confront or detain anyone. Similar names, recalled warrants and delayed updates can create dangerous mistakes.
Confirm bail before arranging payment
Confirm the correct booking
Match the legal name, date of birth, inmate ID and booking number.
List every charge
Record the bond or release condition attached to each charge.
Identify every hold
Ask whether another county, court, immigration authority or agency controls release.
Confirm the current judicial order
Bond can change after first appearance or another hearing.
Ask where payment must be made
Confirm whether payment belongs with Corrections, the Clerk or an approved surety.
Review private bond terms in writing
Ask about the premium, collateral, forfeiture, cancellation and collateral-return conditions.
Keep proof
Save receipts, confirmation numbers and signed agreements.
Allow release processing time
Payment does not bypass hold verification, paperwork, property return or final release checks.
Bail-verification call script
I am calling about booking number [number] for [full legal name]. Please confirm every active charge, the current release condition for each charge, every outside hold, accepted payment methods and whether any other court or agency approval is required.
Questions to ask a private bond company
What is the nonrefundable premium?
What collateral is required?
When is collateral returned?
What happens after a missed hearing?
Are extra administrative charges included?
Will I receive a complete signed agreement?
Who handles cancellation?
Is the agent properly licensed?
How to get a criminal-defense lawyer
Court-appointed counsel
- Ask for counsel at the first court appearance.
- Complete the financial eligibility application accurately.
- Provide income, assets, debts and household expenses.
- Follow the court’s instructions for the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
- Do not discuss case facts on recorded jail calls.
Private counsel
- Search for a Florida-licensed criminal-defense lawyer.
- Verify active Bar status.
- Ask who will personally handle hearings.
- Request a written fee agreement.
- Confirm whether bail, trial and post-trial work are included.
Recorded-call warning: Ordinary jail calls and electronic messages may be monitored or recorded. Use the facility’s confidential attorney-contact procedure for legal communication.
How to obtain a victim advocate
Identify the prosecuting office
Use the court case to determine which State Attorney division is handling the matter.
Ask for victim services
Request the victim advocate assigned to the case or jurisdiction.
Provide the case number
Have the defendant name, case number, prosecutor and next hearing available.
Request notifications
Ask about hearings, release, plea negotiations, sentencing and restitution.
Discuss safety needs
Ask about safety planning, protective-order resources and emergency assistance.
Apply for state victim assistance when appropriate
Use the Florida Attorney General’s victim-services resources.
Open Florida victim services
A victim advocate explains rights, notifications and services. The advocate is not the defendant’s lawyer and does not replace independent legal advice.
How to schedule a Pasco County inmate visit
Pasco County uses video visitation. Published information states that a visit can last up to 20 minutes and the rate is currently $0.17 per minute. A full 20-minute session is $3.40 before any separately disclosed charges.
Confirm current custody
Search the inmate immediately before scheduling.
Confirm current custody
Write down the inmate ID
Use the exact ID shown in the Pasco Corrections result.
Create the approved provider account
Use the visitation provider linked by Pasco County Corrections.
Open ICSolutions
Add the correct inmate
Select Florida, Pasco County and the correct person and identifier.
Complete visitor identification
Enter your legal name, date of birth, address and required identification information.
Select an available visit
Choose the correct date, time and visit type shown in the provider account.
Review the price before paying
Confirm the minutes, published rate and any separate provider charge.
Wait for confirmation
Do not assume that a requested visit is approved until the account shows confirmation.
Join early
Test the camera, microphone, connection and identification requirements before the scheduled time.
Follow conduct rules
Video visits may be monitored, recorded and ended for prohibited behavior.
Visitor preparation checklist
Correct inmate name and ID
Approved provider account
Government-issued identification
Confirmed visit time
Working camera and microphone
Private, quiet location
Compliant clothing
No recording or third-party participation
Rules to check before visiting, calling or sending property
Video-visit conduct
- No nudity or sexual conduct.
- No threats or criminal instructions.
- No recording, photographing or livestreaming.
- No participation by an unapproved visitor.
Clothing
- Avoid transparent or revealing clothing.
- Avoid gang, drug or weapon graphics.
- Avoid clothing resembling jail uniforms.
- Dress as required for an in-person public facility.
Communication
- Ordinary calls may be recorded.
- Do not discuss case strategy on monitored calls.
- Use approved providers only.
- Legal calls follow a separate confidential process.
Money
- Confirm the exact inmate ID.
- Use the county-approved deposit method.
- Review fees before paying.
- Keep the confirmation number.
Property
- Do not bring or send unauthorized clothing.
- Do not send medication directly.
- Do not send food or hygiene products.
- Ask Corrections about approved property-release procedures.
Cancellation causes
- Transfer or release.
- Court movement.
- Lockdown or operational restrictions.
- Visitor or inmate disciplinary restrictions.
How to send mail to a Pasco County inmate
Ordinary personal mail address
Pasco Inmate Mail Processing
Inmate’s Full Name and Inmate ID
P.O. Box 17339
San Antonio, TX 78227
Confirm custody and inmate ID
Search the booking before sending mail.
Write the complete name and inmate ID
An incomplete or incorrect identifier can cause return or delay.
Use the mail-processing address
Ordinary personal correspondence is processed through the published digital-mail address.
Use plain paper and a plain envelope
Avoid materials that cannot be scanned safely.
Do not send originals
Do not send an original ID, birth certificate, court paper or irreplaceable document through ordinary scanned mail.
Use the legal-mail process for attorney correspondence
Legal and privileged correspondence should not be sent through the ordinary personal-mail scanning route.
Items likely to cause rejection
Cash, checks or gift cards
Stickers, glitter, glue or perfume
Food, medicine or hygiene products
Original identification documents
Unauthorized photographs
Books not sent through an approved process
Contraband or coded instructions
Legal mail sent as ordinary personal mail
Set up inmate calls and money accounts safely
Confirm the inmate and ID
Use the official booking result.
Use only the approved provider
Follow the provider link published by Pasco County Corrections.
Create the correct account type
Telephone, messaging, visitation and commissary services may require separate balances.
Review transaction fees
Check the total before completing a deposit.
Save the receipt
Keep the confirmation number, date and amount.
Protect legal conversations
Ordinary calls may be monitored. Use the attorney-contact process for privileged communication.
Scam warning: Do not pay an unexpected caller claiming that an inmate requires gift cards, cryptocurrency or payment through an unknown link. Verify the inmate and provider independently.
When a Pasco County search is not enough
FDLE public search
- Searches Florida criminal-history information.
- Current public-search fee: $24.
- Immediate online search includes a $1 card-processing fee.
- The immediate result is not certified.
FDLE Personal Review
- Used to inspect your own Florida criminal history.
- FDLE does not charge for the review.
- Fingerprints are required.
- The fingerprinting agency may charge a separate fee.
Correct inaccurate Florida criminal-history information
Request your FDLE Personal Review
Use fingerprints taken by a law-enforcement or criminal-justice agency.
Review each entry
Compare the arresting agency, charges, identifiers and disposition.
Find the source of the error
Determine whether the mistake began with the booking, arresting agency, prosecutor, Clerk or FDLE.
Obtain supporting documents
Use certified court dispositions, agency corrections and identity records.
Submit the challenge
Follow FDLE instructions and identify the exact correction requested.
Recheck county and private systems
An FDLE correction may not automatically update the Pasco booking page or a commercial database.
Use a correction challenge when the information is wrong. Use sealing or expungement when the information is accurate but legally eligible for restricted access.
How to seal or expunge a Pasco County arrest record
A Certificate of Eligibility does not erase or seal the record. It allows an eligible applicant to ask the court for an order.
Obtain the final disposition
Get the exact Pasco court result for every charge.
Review Florida eligibility
Convictions, prior sealing or expungement and specified offenses can affect eligibility.
Complete the FDLE application
Use the current Certificate of Eligibility application.
Open FDLE sealing and expungement instructions
Obtain required certification
Complete the prosecutor portion when required and obtain certified dispositions from the Clerk.
Submit fingerprints and payment
The standard FDLE eligibility application currently requires a nonrefundable $75 fee.
Wait for the FDLE decision
FDLE processing may take more than 12 weeks after receiving a complete application.
File the Pasco court petition
File the petition, affidavit, certificate and proposed order in the proper court.
Serve the required agencies
Follow the court procedure for service on the State Attorney and other required parties.
Attend a hearing when required
Be prepared to address eligibility and the requested relief.
Distribute the signed order
Send certified copies to the agencies listed in the order and verify completion.
| Item | Published amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| FDLE Certificate of Eligibility | $75 | State eligibility review. |
| Pasco court-file sealing or expungement | $42 | Clerk processing. |
| Certified court copy | $1 per page plus $2 certification | Certified supporting document. |
| Fingerprinting | Provider-dependent | Application fingerprint card. |
Pasco arrest-record and jail-service contacts
Pasco County Corrections
20101 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Pasco Sheriff Public Records
20105 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
813-235-6118
PublicRecords@pascosheriff.org
Pasco County Clerk & ComptrollerUse the official court-record search for case details and certified-document ordering.
Open Clerk court records
Sixth Circuit Public DefenderHandles qualifying appointed criminal-defense representation in Pasco and Pinellas counties.
Open Public Defender site
Pasco County Corrections map
Confirm before traveling: Verify custody, the correct building, public-access requirements, identification and office hours.
