Lee County FL Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

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Lee County, Florida · Recent bookings, custody, Sheriff reports and criminal court outcomes

Find a Lee County Booking and Verify the Final Court Result

Search recent bookings, releases and current jail custody through the Lee County Sheriff. Save the booking number, arresting agency, charges and bond before opening the Clerk’s criminal court case.

This guide also covers arrest reports, warrants, bonding, video visits, inmate mail, calls, deposits, public defense, victim services, Florida background checks and record clearing.

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Arrest is not conviction. The Sheriff’s search reflects arrest and detention information available at that stage. It does not prove guilt or show the final court disposition.
Recent bookings

Use the Sheriff’s Recent Bookings option.

Current custody

Select In Custody in the official search.

Prior release

Search by release date or Recent Releases.

Court outcome

Verify through Lee Clerk criminal records.

Official review

Procedures checked July 27, 2026.

Start with the correct office

Which Lee County record answers your question?

LEE COUNTY SHERIFF Was the person booked or released?

Find date of birth, booking number, custody status, charges, bond and arrest details.

Use for jail intake and custody information.
ARRESTING AGENCY What allegedly happened?

Request the offense report, arrest affidavit, probable-cause narrative, CAD record or identified supplements.

The Sheriff may house someone arrested by another police agency.
LEE COUNTY CLERK What happened to the charge?

Review formal charges, hearings, orders, dismissal, plea, judgment and sentence.

The court docket controls the legal outcome.
FLORIDA FDLE What appears statewide?

Run a public Florida check or request a free fingerprint-based Personal Review for your own history.

Use Personal Review for accuracy disputes.
Best sequence: Find the booking, save the booking number and agency, search the court case, locate the final disposition and request only the missing report or certified document.

Go directly to the Lee County task

Official booking search

How to search Lee County arrests and jail custody

Open the Sheriff’s Arrest Search The database includes search fields for name, date of birth, booking number, custody and date ranges. Open Lee County Arrest Search
Choose Recent Bookings for a new arrest This is the fastest starting point when the arrest occurred recently.
Choose Recent Releases for a recent discharge A released person may no longer appear under current custody.
Select In Custody when the person may still be held Confirm the current status before visiting or depositing money.
Start with the last name Add the first or middle name only when the search is too broad.
Try the date of birth Use it to separate people with similar names.
Use the booking number when known It identifies one specific intake event.
Adjust the booking or release date range Expand the range when the exact date is uncertain.
Open every plausible match Compare the date of birth, booking number, status and arresting agency.
Record every charge and bond One charge may have a bond while another charge or hold prevents release.
Continue to the Clerk’s criminal case The Sheriff’s page does not show the final prosecution result.
Booking result decoder

Understand Lee County arrest-search fields

What each field means and what to verify next
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Booking number One Lee County jail intake event. That every booking charge became a court charge. Use it for jail, mail, visitation and records questions.
Date of birth A stronger identity detail than name alone. Identity without another matching field. Compare it with the court case.
Booking date When the person entered Lee County Corrections. The exact time of the alleged offense. Compare it with the arrest report.
Custody status Whether the search currently lists the person as held or released. A case was dismissed after release. Check the court disposition.
Arresting agency The Sheriff, city police department, FHP or another agency responsible for the arrest. The jail created the offense report. Request the narrative from that agency.
Charge An allegation entered during arrest or booking. The prosecutor filed or proved that offense. Find the complaint or information in court records.
Bond A release amount or condition attached to a charge. Paying it clears every case or hold. Confirm all charges with Corrections.
Release date When the displayed jail custody event ended. Dismissal, acquittal or innocence. Search the final court result.
Booking photograph A photograph created during custody processing. Guilt or identity by itself. Match the booking number and birth date.
Custody, bond, housing and release details can change after first appearance, judicial review, classification, transfer or completion of release paperwork.
Identity safeguard

Verify the correct person before relying on the record

Full legal name matches
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Date of birth is consistent
Booking number matches another source
Booking date matches the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Court case follows the same arrest
Custody and release dates fit the timeline
Minimum identity rule: Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating the result as belonging to a particular person.
No-result troubleshooting

Why a Lee County arrest may not appear

Booking is still underway Fingerprints, medical screening, identity review and data entry can delay publication.
The person was released quickly Search Recent Releases and the Clerk’s criminal court records.
The name is entered differently Try the surname alone, former name, maiden name, suffix or alternate spelling.
The arrest occurred outside Lee County Search the county where the person was actually booked.
The person was transferred Check another county, Florida Department of Corrections or federal custody.
The record is restricted Juvenile, sealed, expunged, victim-related and confidential records may not appear publicly.
The event was a citation or notice to appear A criminal case can exist without a lengthy county-jail stay.
The court case has not posted yet Prosecutor review and Clerk entry can occur after the initial arrest.
Missing-booking call script
I am trying to confirm the booking or custody 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 still processing, in custody, released, transferred or listed under another name or booking number?
Downtown Jail: 239-477-1500
Corrections Core: 239-477-1700
Sheriff non-emergency: 239-477-1000
Arrest-to-court timeline

What happens after a Lee County arrest?

Law-enforcement investigation A Sheriff deputy, municipal police officer or state officer creates the agency report.
Central intake and booking The Downtown Jail serves as Lee County’s central intake and booking facility.
Medical screening and classification Staff review health, security and housing needs.
First appearance A judge reviews probable cause, counsel and release conditions.
State Attorney review Prosecutors determine whether and what charge to file.
County or Circuit Court case Misdemeanors generally proceed in County Court, while felonies proceed in Circuit Court.
Final disposition Each charge may end by dismissal, acquittal, diversion, plea, conviction or another order.
Correction or record relief Incorrect information may be challenged, while eligible records may later be sealed or expunged.
Correct record holder

Which Lee County agency has the document?

Send each request to the office that created or maintains the record
Record needed Likely custodian What to provide Common mistake
Current custody or booking Lee County Sheriff Corrections Full name, birth date and booking number. Calling the Clerk for jail housing.
Sheriff offense or arrest report LCSO Central Records Report number, date, location and involved name. Requesting a Fort Myers Police report from LCSO.
Fort Myers arrest report Fort Myers Police Department FMPD report number and incident details. Assuming county jail created the police narrative.
Cape Coral arrest report Cape Coral Police Department CCPD case number, date and location. Sending the request to the State Attorney first.
Criminal court case Lee County Clerk of Court Case number or defendant’s full name. Treating the booking charge as the final charge.
Statewide Florida history FDLE Name search or fingerprints for Personal Review. Using one Lee County booking as statewide history.
Sheriff records and local checks

Request a Lee County Sheriff arrest or offense report

Central Records maintains local background checks, crash reports, offense reports and calls-for-service information generated by Lee County Sheriff personnel.
Confirm LCSO created the report Read the arresting-agency field before submitting the request.
Find the report or arrest number Use the booking, court case or paperwork received during the incident.
Name the exact records Ask for the offense report, arrest affidavit, CAD record, crash report or identified supplement.
Provide narrow identifiers Include the full name, date of birth, date, location, booking number and court case.
Submit through the official records portal Start an LCSO public-record request
Request electronic delivery Electronic delivery can reduce paper-copy charges.
Ask for a cost estimate LCSO lists a $0.15 per-page copy charge; additional work may create other charges.
Include identification when you are the victim LCSO states that victims or crash parties may qualify for a waived report fee when proper identification is included.
Copy-ready Sheriff records request
Under Florida’s Public Records Law, I request an electronic copy of the releasable offense report, arrest affidavit, probable-cause narrative, calls-for-service record and identified supplements concerning [full legal name] for the incident on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers include booking number [number], LCSO report number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the charge will exceed $[amount].

Local Sheriff background check

Provide the person’s full name
Provide the date of birth
Provide race and sex
Current published fee is $10
Cash, card, money order or business check accepted
Personal checks are not accepted
LCSO Central Records
14750 Six Mile Cypress Parkway
Fort Myers, FL 33912
Phone: 239-477-1350
Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Lobby opens at 8:00 a.m.
Lee Clerk criminal records

Find the filed charge and final court outcome

Open Court Case Records Open Lee County court records
Select the public court-record search Accept the disclaimer to continue.
Choose Criminal & Traffic Do not use Civil, Family & Probate for an arrest case.
Search by case number when available A case number reduces same-name errors.
Otherwise enter the first and last name The Clerk requires both names; add an asterisk after partial information.
Compare the filing date and charge Make sure the case follows the correct booking.
Read the docket chronologically Look for first appearance, charging documents, hearings, pleas, orders and sentencing.
Review every count separately One count may be dismissed while another remains pending or results in conviction.
Request older cases when necessary Many cases opened before 2004 may require the Clerk’s Records Request System.
Request viewable-on-request access when prompted Some non-confidential documents require a VOR submission before online release.
Do not stop at “closed.” Read the final disposition for each charge: dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, withheld adjudication, adjudication, plea or another result.
Official court copies

Get a Lee County disposition or certified criminal document

Current Clerk copy options and published costs
Service Current cost When to use it
Available non-certified CRI document Free to view and print for registered users Personal review and ordinary reference.
Electronic certified court document $8 per eligible document When an electronically certified copy is accepted.
Traditional court copy $1 per page Paper or records-system requests.
Traditional certification $2 per document Add to the page-copy charge when certification is required.
Identify the exact document Request the dismissal, judgment, sentence, plea, charging document or another named filing.
Ask the receiving organization what it accepts Some government agencies do not accept electronic certification.
Use CRI for an eligible electronic certified copy The certified document normally remains available through the account for 30 days.
Use the Records Request System for traditional certification Apply the page and certification fees shown above.
Use the Criminal Division mailing address for mailed requests Include payment and enough case information to locate the record.
Lee County Clerk Criminal Division
Lee County Justice Center
2075 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Fort Myers, FL 33901

Mailing address:
P.O. Box 2507
Fort Myers, FL 33902
Main Clerk line: 239-533-5000
Active warrant verification

Check a Lee County warrant safely

Identify the possible court case Use a prior arrest, citation, court notice or case number.
Search the Lee Clerk criminal docket Look for issued, served, recalled or cancelled warrant activity.
Read the newest docket entry An older warrant event may already be resolved.
Use the Sheriff’s active-warrant route Open the Patrol FAQs and select the active-warrant search. Open LCSO warrant guidance
Call the Warrants Unit when verification is needed Dial 239-477-1269.
Use a lawyer when the warrant concerns you Counsel can explain court appearance, surrender and bond issues.
Never confront or attempt to detain another person. Similar names, recalled warrants and delayed updates can create dangerous errors.
Jail-payment scam warning: LCSO reports scams involving callers who demand gift cards or cryptocurrency to secure release or an ankle monitor. Verify custody and bond directly with the Sheriff.
Cash and surety bond

Confirm every Lee County charge before posting bond

Cash bond, fine or purge

  • The exact required amount must be paid in full.
  • Personal checks are not accepted.
  • Money orders and cashier’s checks are not accepted for these payments.
  • Excessive loose coins and rolled coins are not accepted.
  • Confirm the current payment location and accepted form before traveling.

Surety bond

  • Use a bonding agent of your choice.
  • The agent must work through an authorized agency.
  • The agency must be registered with the Clerk and Corrections Bureau.
  • The agent submits the surety bond to the applicable facility.
  • Bonds are processed in the order received.
Verify the full legal name and booking number Match the date of birth before discussing payment.
List every charge and disposition One bond may not clear another charge.
Ask about holds or court restrictions A defendant may be held for first appearance because of flight-risk, danger or another legal restriction.
Confirm the newest judicial order The court can change release conditions after the initial booking.
Call the facility before payment Downtown Jail: 239-477-1500
Core: 239-477-1700
Keep every receipt and agreement Preserve the booking number, case number, payer name, amount and collateral terms.
Allow release processing time Release may take several hours while the jail receives all court paperwork and clears every matter.
Bond-verification call script
I am calling about [full legal name], date of birth [date] and booking number [number]. Please confirm every active charge, the current release condition for each charge, every warrant or outside hold, the exact amount due and the accepted payment method and location.
Lee County Corrections facilities

Confirm the correct jail before visiting or calling

Downtown Jail
2115 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Fort Myers, FL 33901

239-477-1500

Maximum-security facility and central intake and booking location.

Core Facility
2501 Ortiz Avenue
Fort Myers, FL 33905

239-477-1700

Medium/maximum security and primary housing for the female population.

Community Program Unit
Ortiz site
Fort Myers, FL 33905

Minimum-security programming, treatment and re-entry services.

Housing can change after classification. Recheck the custody record immediately before contacting a specific facility.
Video visitation

Register and schedule a Lee County inmate visit

Confirm the inmate is still in custody Save the exact name and booking number.
Ask the inmate to add your name An inmate may place up to five family members or friends on the authorized visitation list.
Remember the four-month update rule The inmate can update the visitation list only once every four months.
Create a visitation account Register through Lee County GTL visitation
Schedule the appointment Walk-in video visits are not accepted.
Choose on-site or remote video On-site visits for all three facilities occur at the Ortiz visitation center.
Arrive 15 minutes early Check in at the kiosk and confirm identification at the desk.
Bring valid original photo identification Visitors age 18 or older must present approved photo identification showing a date of birth.
Lee County Visitation Center
2501 Ortiz Avenue
Fort Myers, FL 33905
Phone: 239-258-3773
Published operating hours: Monday–Sunday, 5:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.
Published Lee County visitation allowances
Item Current rule
Visits per inmate Up to two visits per week.
Visit length One hour per visit.
On-site visitors Up to two authorized visitors per session.
Remote visitors Up to five authorized visitors may participate remotely.
Infants Children under one year do not count toward the visitor limit or require list placement.
Holidays Regular visitation is permitted on holidays.
Visitor rules

Avoid losing Lee County visitation privileges

Arrive 15 minutes before the visit
Bring original valid photo identification
Remain with accompanying minors
Wear non-revealing clothing
Do not smoke, eat or drink
Do not drive during remote visitation
Remain at the assigned booth
Communicate only with the scheduled inmate
Cell phones, tablets, cameras, recording devices, purses, backpacks, food, drinks, cigarettes, weapons, gifts and unauthorized property are prohibited in the visitation area.
A minor age 17 or younger must be accompanied by an approved adult. An adult who is not the parent must bring notarized permission from the parent or legal guardian.
Clergy visits: 239-477-1772
Smart Communications mail

Send a Lee County inmate postcard correctly

Personal postcard-mail address
Smart Communications
Lee County Sheriff’s Office
Inmate’s Full Name and Booking Number
P.O. Box 9152
Seminole, FL 33775
Verify the inmate’s exact name and booking number Search again before addressing the postcard.
Use the Smart Communications address Do not mail ordinary personal correspondence directly to the Downtown Jail or Core Facility.
Send a compliant postcard Enveloped personal letters are prohibited.
Do not include money Use ConnectNetwork or an approved jail kiosk.
Use SmartInmate for electronic messages and photos Create a SmartInmate account
Use the attorney process for privileged communication Legal mail and attorney electronic messages follow separate protected procedures.

Items prohibited through ordinary personal mail

Enveloped letters
Books or magazines
Cash or money orders
Food, candy or snacks
Care packages or clothing
Medication or hygiene products
Stamps, envelopes or writing paper
Glitter, stickers or Polaroid photos
Religious material can be donated to the Chaplain’s Office for the facility library, but it is not accepted as a personal item for one specific inmate.
Inmate telephone service

Receive calls without discussing confidential case facts

Inmates cannot receive normal incoming calls
Inmates can place collect or prepaid outgoing calls
A ViaPath account may be required
Ordinary calls can be monitored and recorded
Disciplinary housing can limit telephone access
Verified family emergencies may qualify for a special outgoing call
Create a prepaid account when necessary Open ConnectNetwork
Add the telephone number that will receive calls Confirm the provider’s current fees and funding options.
Listen to the recorded detention notice Do not accept a suspicious call until the inmate’s identity is confirmed.
Do not discuss evidence or legal strategy Ordinary jail calls and electronic messages are not confidential attorney communications.
ViaPath AdvancePay: 800-483-8314
Trust account and care packages

Add money using Lee County site number 154

Verify the inmate and booking number Confirm current custody before sending funds.
Use ConnectNetwork online Deposit through ConnectNetwork
Use the automated Trust Fund line Call 888-988-4768.
Enter Lee County site number 154 Confirm the inmate’s identity before finalizing the transaction.
Use a jail kiosk when preferred Kiosks at the Main Jail and Ortiz site accept cash and major credit cards.
Order an approved care package separately Open Lee County Jail Canteen
Keep every receipt Save the transaction number, date, amount and booking information.
Do not mail cash, checks or money orders with inmate correspondence. Do not pay an unknown caller through gift cards, cryptocurrency or a crypto ATM.
Health, dental and court clothing

Handle an inmate medical concern or trial-clothing request

Medical and dental care
  • A doctor is on call 24 hours a day for emergencies.
  • Nursing staff are on duty to dispense medication and address medical needs.
  • Doctor sick call is held at each facility five times per week.
  • A dentist makes on-site visits twice per week.
Trial clothing
  • Family members cannot arrange trial clothing directly.
  • The inmate’s attorney or Public Defender must contact Court Operations.
  • Court Operations telephone: 239-258-3400.
  • Wait for counsel to confirm the delivery procedure.
Court Operations: 239-258-3400
Court-appointed counsel

Request the Lee County Public Defender

A defendant who cannot afford a private lawyer can request court-appointed counsel. The judge determines whether the defendant qualifies.
Ask for appointed counsel at first appearance Clearly state that the defendant cannot afford a private attorney.
Complete the financial eligibility process Provide accurate income, asset, household and expense information.
Check the court docket for assigned counsel The appointed lawyer may appear after the court order is entered.
Contact the Lee County Public Defender Office Have the defendant’s name, date of birth, booking number, case number and next court date ready. Open the Twentieth Circuit Public Defender
Use privileged attorney communication Ordinary calls and electronic messages should not contain case strategy.
Lee County Public Defender
2000 Main Street, Third Floor
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Phone: 239-533-2911
Victim and witness help

Get custody alerts, case guidance and compensation help

Contact the investigating agency advocate Ask the Sheriff or municipal police department for local victim assistance.
Contact the State Attorney’s Lee County office Victim advocates can explain the prosecution process and provide referrals. Open Victim and Witness Services
Have the report and court case numbers ready These help staff connect the police event to the prosecution.
Contact Lee County Witness Coordination Call 239-533-1300 for subpoena and court-schedule questions.
Register for custody notification VINE can provide custody and release information. Open VINElink
Ask about Florida Victim Compensation Call 800-226-6667.
State Attorney – Lee County
Lee County Justice Complex Center
2000 Main Street, Sixth Floor
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Phone: 239-533-1000
Additional Lee County assistance
Abuse Counseling & Treatment: 239-939-3112
VINE: 877-846-3435
Victim Compensation: 800-226-6667
Florida statewide criminal history

Choose the correct FDLE criminal-history service

Public Florida search

  • Name-based search of publicly available Florida history
  • Current FDLE fee: $24 per search
  • Can be requested for another person
  • Identity must still be verified carefully

Personal Review

  • Fingerprint-based review of your own Florida record
  • No FDLE fee
  • Used to check accuracy and completeness
  • Cannot be used for employment, licensing, immigration or certification
Open FDLE Florida Checks Start a free Personal Review

Personal Review micro-steps

Download the FDLE Personal Review form Complete the identifying information accurately.
Obtain fingerprints Fingerprints must be taken by a law-enforcement or criminal-justice agency.
Mail the form and fingerprint card Use the address shown in the current FDLE instructions.
Review every arrest and disposition Compare the FDLE transcript with Lee County court records.
Challenge inaccurate or incomplete information Contact the submitting agency and FDLE Criminal History Record Maintenance.
FDLE Personal Review help: 850-410-7898
Email: chrm@fdle.state.fl.us
Record correction

Correct the office that owns the inaccurate information

Identify which system is wrong Compare the Sheriff booking, police report, Clerk docket and FDLE Personal Review.
Save the incorrect result Record the URL, date viewed, booking number, report number, case number and disputed field.
Obtain controlling proof Use a certified dismissal, judgment, amended order or written agency correction.
Correct Sheriff or police information through the agency The agency that created or submitted the record normally must correct it.
Correct court information through the Clerk The Clerk or court must address an inaccurate docket or disposition.
Challenge FDLE information Submit the Personal Review result and certified proof to FDLE.
Recheck connected systems A correction in one database may not immediately update another government or private report.
Correction is not expungement. Correction fixes inaccurate information. Sealing or expungement restricts an accurate record that qualifies for legal relief.
Florida sealing and expungement

Remove an eligible Lee County arrest record from public access

Sealed record

The public normally cannot access the record, but qualifying government and licensing entities may retain statutory access.

Expunged record

Most record-holding agencies destroy or remove the covered criminal-history record, subject to limited statutory exceptions.

Obtain the arrest report and complete court disposition Keep copies before relief is granted because an expunged record normally cannot later be released without a court order.
Review all criminal-history events Prior adjudications and other charges can affect eligibility.
Download the FDLE Certificate of Eligibility application Open FDLE Seal and Expunge
Obtain a certified disposition for every listed charge Request it from the Lee County Clerk.
Include probation or diversion completion proof Provide termination documents or program-completion records when applicable.
Obtain an authorized fingerprint card The card must include required signatures and agency information.
Pay the current $75 FDLE fee FDLE accepts a qualifying check, money order or cashier’s check and does not accept cash or gift cards.
Allow for FDLE eligibility review FDLE currently publishes a typical processing period of approximately 12 weeks for a complete application.
File the petition and affidavit with Lee County A Certificate of Eligibility does not seal or expunge the record by itself. Open Lee Clerk filing instructions
Schedule the required hearing Follow the Clerk’s instructions after filing.
Keep certified copies of the signed order Use them if a government or private database continues displaying the covered case.
FDLE eligibility certification does not guarantee that the judge will grant relief. Court-ordered sealing and expungement remain subject to statutory eligibility and judicial discretion.
A court order may not remove independently published news stories, screenshots or information previously copied by private websites. Contact each private publisher or consumer-reporting company separately.
Contacts and locations

Lee County arrest, jail, court and legal-help contacts

Lee County Sheriff Headquarters
14750 Six Mile Cypress Parkway
Fort Myers, FL 33912

239-477-1000

LCSO Central Records

239-477-1350

Reports and local background checks.

Downtown Jail
2115 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Fort Myers, FL 33901

239-477-1500

Corrections Core
2501 Ortiz Avenue
Fort Myers, FL 33905

239-477-1700

Visitation Center
2501 Ortiz Avenue
Fort Myers, FL 33905

239-258-3773

Warrants Unit

239-477-1269

Confirm current warrant information.

Lee County Clerk
2075 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Fort Myers, FL 33901

239-533-5000

Public Defender
2000 Main Street, Third Floor
Fort Myers, FL 33901

239-533-2911

State Attorney
2000 Main Street, Sixth Floor
Fort Myers, FL 33901

239-533-1000

Victim Witness Coordination

239-533-1300

Subpoena and hearing-schedule assistance.

Map to Lee County Downtown Jail

Map to Lee County Justice Center

Confirm before traveling: Verify current custody, the correct building, office hours, identification requirements, payment method and whether an appointment is required.
Extra local help

Practical Lee County details that prevent common mistakes

Dismissed-charge booking-fee refund

LCSO states that a person whose charges are all dismissed can request a refund of the $50 booking-processing fee within 30 days of dismissal.

Bring an official Clerk document bearing the court seal to the Core Building at 2501 Ortiz Avenue.

Release can take several hours

A release order does not produce an immediate exit. Corrections must receive all court paperwork and clear each charge and hold.

Do not trust release-payment callers

Verify the inmate, charges and bond through the official Sheriff numbers before paying anyone.

10 title-related questions

Lee County Florida arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Lee County Florida arrests?

Use the Sheriff’s Arrest Search and search by name, date of birth, booking number, custody status or booking and release date.

How do I see recent Lee County bookings?

Select Recent Bookings on the official Sheriff search page.

How do I check whether someone is still in jail?

Select In Custody and confirm the booking number and status. Call the Downtown Jail or Corrections Core when necessary.

Where do I find the final criminal charge?

Search Lee County Clerk Criminal & Traffic records and locate the formal charging document and final disposition.

How do I request a Sheriff arrest report?

Submit an LCSO Central Records request using the report number, booking number, incident date, location and involved name.

How much is an LCSO local background check?

The Sheriff’s current Central Records page lists a $10 fee. Confirm the fee before submitting payment.

How much is a certified Lee County court document?

An eligible electronically certified court document currently costs $8. Traditional copies cost $1 per page plus $2 per certification.

What address do I use for inmate postcards?

Use Smart Communications, Lee County Sheriff’s Office, the inmate’s name and booking number, P.O. Box 9152, Seminole, Florida 33775.

How do I add money to an inmate account?

Use ConnectNetwork, call 888-988-4768 with site number 154 or use a kiosk at the Main Jail or Ortiz site.

Can a Lee County arrest be sealed or expunged?

Some records qualify. Begin with the FDLE Certificate of Eligibility process, then file the required petition and affidavit with the Lee County court.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Lee County Sheriff, Lee County Clerk, State Attorney, Public Defender, FDLE, a municipal police department or a law firm.

Arrest, bond, warrant, custody, visitation and court information can change. Verify multiple identifiers and obtain the current official record before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This page provides general procedural information and is not legal advice.

Last official-source review: July 27, 2026.

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