How do I search Osceola County Florida arrest records?

Use the official Osceola County Corrections inmate search for current custody. Open the inmate's name to view the booking number, inmate ID, charges, statutes, bond and court-case reference. Then search the Osceola County Clerk court system for the filed charges and final disposition.

Where can I see recent Osceola County arrest reports?

Osceola County publishes official daily arrest reports separately from the current inmate population. Use the daily report for arrests recorded on a selected date and the inmate search to determine whether a person remains in Corrections custody.

Why did an inmate disappear from the Osceola County search?

The official search removes an individual during the next update after release. The person may also have been transferred or housed elsewhere. Search the court case, check the daily arrest report or request the historical jail record from Osceola County Corrections.

How do I search Osceola County criminal court cases?

Use the Osceola Clerk court-record search. It allows searches by name, case number, citation number or arresting case number. Confirm the defendant, filing date and case number, then review the complaint, docket entries and disposition.

Does an Osceola County booking charge prove conviction?

No. A booking charge is an allegation recorded during arrest or intake. The State Attorney may decline, replace or amend it. The Clerk's court record must be reviewed for dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction, judgment or another final outcome.

How do I request an Osceola County Sheriff arrest report?

Submit a public-record request to the Osceola County Sheriff's Office Records Custodian at 2601 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee. Include the incident number, date, location, involved name, inmate ID, booking number and court case number when known.

How much is an Osceola County local background check?

The Osceola County Sheriff's Office currently publishes a fee of 5 dollars for a local background check and 6 dollars for a certified local background check. It covers Osceola County criminal data only and is not a statewide FDLE search.

How do I visit an Osceola County jail inmate?

Register and schedule through ICSolutions or the facility lobby kiosk. Visits are held by video seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. Arrive with valid photo identification at least 15 minutes early. Late visitors are not admitted.

How do I seal or expunge an Osceola County arrest record?

Apply to FDLE for a Certificate of Eligibility using the application, certified disposition, fingerprints and 75 dollar FDLE fee. After approval, file the petition, affidavit, certificate and proposed order with the Osceola Clerk, pay the current 42 dollar filing fee and serve the prosecutor and arresting agency.

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Q: How do I pay an Osceola County inmate bond?

First verify every charge, hold and bond amount in the official inmate record. Osceola County does not accept cash for bonds. Published options include online credit or debit payment through OsceolaBail, cashier's check, money order or a registered bonding agent.

Start with the right record

Which Osceola County system answers your question?

CORRECTIONS SEARCH Is the person held now?

Find the inmate ID, booking number, identifying details, charges, statutes, bond and case reference.

Best starting point for current custody.

DAILY ARREST REPORT Who was arrested that day?

Review arrests entered for a selected date, including people who may later be released.

Useful when the current roster no longer shows the person.

SHERIFF OR POLICE What did officers report?

Request the incident report, arrest affidavit, probable-cause narrative or supplements.

Use the agency that created the report.

OSCEOLA CLERK How did the case end?

Find formal charges, hearings, warrant activity, dismissal, plea, judgment and sentence.

The court result controls final interpretation.

FLORIDA FDLE Is statewide history needed?

Use the $24 Florida public history search or the free fingerprint-supported Personal Review for your own record.

Local Osceola searches are not statewide.

Best sequence: Search Corrections, save all identifiers, identify the arresting agency, open the Clerk case and locate the disposition for every count.

Go directly to the Osceola County task

Official current-inmate search

How to search Osceola County jail inmates

Open the official Corrections search Confirm that the page heading says Osceola County Inmate Search. Open the current inmate population

Start with the last name A surname-first search prevents a middle-name or spelling difference from hiding a valid result.

Add the first or middle name only when needed Keep the first search broad, then narrow a large result list.

Open every plausible inmate name The result list shows a photograph, inmate ID and legal name.

Verify the date of birth and physical information Compare race, sex, height, weight, hair and eye color when available.

Save the inmate ID and booking number These identifiers are required for mail, deposits, calls and focused records requests.

Record each offense separately Save the offense number, statute, bond, disposition date, jail-status code and reference.

Check the total bond and zero-bond entries A total bond does not mean every hold is bondable.

Use the reference as a court-search lead References such as 2026 CF or 2026 MM can connect the booking to a felony or misdemeanor case.

Search the Clerk case Use the case reference, arresting case number or defendant name. Continue to Osceola court records

Update rule: The inmate database updates several times per day. After release, the individual is removed during the next update.

Daily arrest reports

Find an arrest after the person leaves the current roster

Open the official daily arrest report This is separate from the current inmate population. View Osceola County daily arrests

Select the arrest date Use the date the person was booked rather than the date the alleged incident first began.

Search the page for the surname Use the browser’s page-search function when the report is long.

Compare identifying information Do not rely on name alone.

Save the booking and inmate identifiers Use them to request a historical jail record when the person is no longer in custody.

Continue to the court case Release does not establish dismissal or final disposition.

A daily arrest report is a booking record, not a conviction list. Verify the person and court outcome before using the information.

Booking-field decoder

Understand the Osceola inmate detail page

What the official fields mean and what to do next
Field	What it identifies	What it does not prove	Next action
Inmate ID	The person inside Osceola Corrections records.	The final court outcome.	Use it for mail, calls, deposits and jail requests.
Booking number	One jail intake or custody event.	That every allegation became a filed charge.	Use it when contacting Bonds, Records or the jail.
AKA	Another name recorded in the Corrections system.	That every alias belongs to every same-name person.	Verify the date of birth and inmate ID.
Offense	The jail’s offense-entry number.	The formal prosecutor-filed count.	Match it to the statute and Clerk case.
Statute and description	The allegation and Florida statute entered at booking.	Guilt or the final charge.	Read the complaint, information or amended filing.
Bond	A monetary bond entry for that offense.	Payment clears every warrant or hold.	Confirm all charges with Bonds and Dockets.
DSP date	A date associated with the jail’s offense-status entry.	The final court-disposition date.	Compare it with the Clerk docket.
JSTAT	An internal abbreviated jail-status code.	A legal result without further verification.	Use the court docket or call Corrections for clarification.
Reference	A related case, warrant, county or agency reference.	The reference remains active.	Search the exact case number or contact the named jurisdiction.
Total bond	The displayed sum of listed monetary bonds.	The person is immediately releasable.	Check zero-bond charges, detainers and court orders.

Identity safeguard

Confirm the correct person before using the record

Full legal name matches

Middle name, suffix or AKA is consistent

Date of birth or age matches

Booking date matches the known incident

Arresting agency matches the location

Inmate ID or booking number matches another record

Court reference follows the same booking

Physical descriptors are reasonably consistent

Minimum rule: Confirm at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating the booking as belonging to a particular person.

No-result troubleshooting

Why an Osceola County arrest may be missing

Intake is incomplete Fingerprinting, identification, medical screening and data entry can delay a recent booking.

The person was released Released individuals are removed from the current search during the next database update.

The name is recorded differently Try the surname alone, maiden name, former name, suffix or alternate spelling.

The arrest occurred in another county Search the place where custody began, not only the home address.

The person is housed elsewhere Osceola Corrections may retain custody responsibility while the person is physically housed at another facility.

The person was transferred Check another county, Florida Department of Corrections or federal custody.

The court case is not filed yet Prosecutor review and Clerk indexing can occur after the booking appears.

The record is restricted Juvenile, sealed, expunged or otherwise protected information may not appear publicly.

Custody-confirmation 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 processed, currently held, released, transferred or listed under another name, inmate ID or booking number?

Arrest-to-court lifecycle

Follow the Osceola County case in the correct order

Law-enforcement incident The Sheriff, Kissimmee Police, St. Cloud Police, highway patrol or another agency creates the incident and arrest records.

Corrections booking The jail records fingerprints, identity, property, allegations, bond information and holds.

Initial appearance A judge reviews release, bond, probable cause and other immediate conditions.

State Attorney review The prosecutor may file, amend, reduce or decline the booking allegations.

County or Circuit Court filing County Court handles misdemeanors and criminal traffic; Circuit Court handles felonies.

Pretrial proceedings The docket can include arraignment, motions, discovery, warrant activity, diversion, plea discussions and trial.

Final disposition Each count may end through dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction or another court order.

Correction or record relief Inaccurate information may be challenged, and an eligible Florida record may be sealed or expunged.

Correct record holder

Which Osceola County office maintains each record?

Send each request to the office that created or maintains the record
Record needed	Likely custodian	What to provide	Common mistake
Current inmate and bond	Osceola County Corrections	Name, date of birth, inmate ID and booking number.	Calling the Clerk for live housing information.
Historical jail record	Corrections Records	Booking number, inmate ID and custody dates.	Expecting a released person to remain in the active search.
Sheriff incident or arrest report	Osceola County Sheriff Records	Incident number, date, location and involved names.	Requesting the officer narrative from Corrections.
Kissimmee or St. Cloud police report	The city police department that created it	Agency case number, date, location and names.	Sending every police-report request to the Sheriff.
Criminal court case	Osceola Clerk of Circuit Court and County Comptroller	Case number, defendant name or arresting case number.	Treating the booking charge as the filed charge.
Statewide Florida history	Florida Department of Law Enforcement	Accurate identifying information or fingerprints, depending on service.	Assuming an Osceola local background check is statewide.

Corrections records request

Request an Osceola County booking or custody record

Osceola County Corrections Records
Correctional Facility
402 Simpson Road
Kissimmee, FL 34744
Main: 407-742-4444
Records: 407-742-4411

Confirm the request concerns jail records Use Corrections for booking, custody, release and inmate records—not the arresting officer’s incident narrative.

Identify the person precisely Include the legal name, date of birth, inmate ID and booking number.

Name the record needed Ask for a booking summary, custody dates, release record or other specific jail document.

Request electronic delivery Electronic delivery can reduce copying and mailing delay.

Set a cost limit Osceola County reviews the request and notifies the requester of applicable charges.

Submit through the official portal Routine requests are processed during normal business hours. Submit the jail-record request

Copy-ready Corrections request

I request an electronic copy of the releasable Osceola County jail-booking and custody records for [full legal name], date of birth [date], inmate ID [number] and booking number [number]. Please include the booking date, release date, listed offenses, bond entries and releasable custody-status information. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the cost will exceed $[amount].

Sheriff incident and arrest reports

Request the officer narrative from the Sheriff

Osceola County Sheriff’s Office Records Custodian
2601 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway
Kissimmee, FL 34744
Phone: 407-348-2222
Records hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Confirm the Sheriff created the report Check the arresting-agency information before submitting the request.

Name the exact documents Request the incident report, arrest report, probable-cause affidavit or identified supplement.

Provide narrow identifiers Include the incident number, legal name, date, location, booking number and court case.

Choose ordinary or certified copies Certification is normally needed only when another organization requires formal proof.

Ask for an estimate on a large request A special service charge may apply to extensive or voluminous requests.

Complete the final Sheriff request Use the official Records Custodian process. Open the Sheriff public-record request

Published Osceola Sheriff report-copy fees
Copy type	Published fee	Best use
Ordinary report copy	$0.15 per page	Personal review or routine reference.
Certified report copy	$1.00 per page	Formal proof when certification is required.
Two-sided copy	$0.20 per page	Paper production involving both sides.

Copy-ready Sheriff report 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 [full legal name] for the incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are OCSO incident number [number], Osceola booking number [number], inmate ID [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the cost will exceed $[amount].

PERCH criminal case search

Find the prosecutor-filed charges and disposition

Osceola Clerk Criminal Court
2 Courthouse Square
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Criminal records: 407-742-3650
Main: 407-742-3500
Courthouse hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Open the free Clerk case search Public case information can be searched without paying for a third-party report. Open Osceola Court Records Search

Select the strongest search field The system supports name, case number, citation number and arresting case number.

Use the case reference from the inmate result A reference such as 2026 CF 001602 is stronger than a common-name search.

Confirm the defendant Match the name, filing date, charge and arrest timeline.

Identify the court type Circuit Court handles felonies; County Court handles misdemeanors and criminal traffic.

Find the charging document The information, complaint or other charging instrument identifies what the State Attorney filed.

Read amended charges A later filing may add, replace, reduce or dismiss an earlier count.

Review warrant entries chronologically An issued warrant may later be served, recalled or quashed.

Locate the disposition for every count Find dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, plea, judgment or sentence.

Order formal proof when required Obtain the exact ordinary or certified document instead of relying only on the summary.

Common Osceola criminal-case terms

Read the actual disposition—not only the case-status label
Term	Practical meaning	What to verify
Pending	The case has not reached a final result.	Newest docket entry and next court date.
Nolle prosequi	The prosecution declined to continue the identified charge.	Whether every count received the same result.
Dismissed	The identified charge or case ended without conviction on that count.	Whether another charge remains pending.
Not guilty or acquitted	The defendant was not found guilty of the resolved count.	The result of every other count.
Withhold adjudication	The court withheld a formal adjudication of guilt after a plea or finding.	Sentence, supervision and sealing eligibility.
Adjudicated guilty	A judgment of guilt was entered.	Exact offense and sentence.
Closed	The court no longer shows the case as active.	Closed alone does not explain the outcome.
Sealed or expunged	Ordinary public access has been legally restricted.	Authorized entities may retain limited lawful access.

Court copies and certifications

Get the document that proves the result

Published Osceola Clerk criminal-record fees
Service	Published fee	Best use
Public-record copy	$1.00 per page	Ordinary document copy.
Certification	$2.00 per document	Official proof when certification is required.
Record search	$2.00 for each year searched	Staff-assisted search when online details are insufficient.
Exemplified certificate	$7.00	Special authenticated record requested by a receiving authority.
Criminal indigent-status application	$50.00	Application connected to court-appointed representation.
Seal or expunge filing	$42.00	Court filing after FDLE eligibility approval.

Open the correct case first Verify the defendant and case number before ordering.

Select the exact document Common choices include the complaint, information, dismissal, judgment, sentence or final disposition.

Ask whether certification is required An ordinary online copy may be enough for personal review.

Use electronic certification when accepted The Clerk provides e-certified records through its linked certification service. Order an eligible e-certified record

Use the records portal for unavailable documents Request older cases or documents not displayed online. Submit a Clerk records request

Copy-ready Clerk request

I request an electronic copy of [exact document] in State of Florida v. [defendant], Osceola County case number [number]. Please confirm whether the document is available as a non-certified online copy, e-certified copy or certified paper copy and provide the total cost before processing.

Warrant verification

Check a possible Osceola County warrant safely

Identify the possible case Use the case reference, citation, court notice or prior booking.

Search the Clerk docket Look for warrant-issued, served, recalled or quashed entries. Search the Osceola court case

Read the newest entry Do not rely on an old warrant-issued line when later court action exists.

Check for an out-of-county reference The inmate result may identify Orange County or another jurisdiction as the warrant source.

Confirm current status with the Sheriff Corrections staff state that warrant questions must be directed to the Sheriff at 407-742-6515.

Contact a lawyer when the warrant concerns you Counsel can explain appearance, surrender, bond and hearing options.

Never confront or attempt to detain anyone. Similar names, recalled warrants and delayed updates can create dangerous mistakes.

Bond and release

Verify every charge before paying an Osceola bond

Scam alert: Osceola Corrections says it will never call demanding bond, release or GPS-monitoring payments through Zelle, Venmo, Apple Pay or Cash App.

Open the inmate detail page Click the person’s name to view each charge and bond entry.

Verify the inmate ID and booking number Do not arrange payment from a name-only match.

List every active charge Record the bond amount attached to each offense.

Identify zero-bond charges and holds An out-of-county warrant, probation violation or court hold may prevent release.

Call Bonds and Dockets when anything is unclear Confirm all current conditions at 407-742-4404.

Choose an accepted payment method Osceola County does not accept cash for bonds. Published options include online credit or debit payment, cashier’s check, money order or a registered bonding agent.

Use the official online payment portal Confirm the inmate and amount before submitting the payment. Pay an eligible bond online

Keep the receipt and confirmation Save the amount, booking number, charge and transaction information.

Allow release processing time Osceola County states that release commonly takes approximately four to six hours and may take longer.

Initial appearance schedule

Published initial-appearance times
Day	Typical time	Important note
Monday–Friday	1:30 p.m.	Verify the current docket before relying on the schedule.
Saturday, Sunday and holidays	10:30 a.m.	Orange and Osceola judges rotate responsibility.

Bond-confirmation call script

I am calling about [full legal name], inmate ID [number] and booking number [number]. Please confirm every active charge, the current bond or release condition for each charge, every outside hold, the accepted payment method and whether additional court paperwork is required.

Video visitation

Schedule an Osceola County inmate visit

Visitation contacts
Appointments: 407-742-4400
Visitation front desk: 407-742-4403
Facility: 402 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744

Confirm the person is still in custody Recheck the inmate search before creating or funding an account.

Create an ICSolutions account Use only the provider linked by Osceola County. Register for Osceola visitation

Choose an onsite or remote video visit Onsite visits use facility video booths. Remote visits use a computer from home.

Select an available appointment Visitation is published seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.

Review the current price at checkout The official county page currently displays two different remote-pricing statements. Verify the live provider charge before funding the account.

Arrive 15 minutes early for an onsite visit Sign in at the visitation desk with valid photo identification.

Store all property in the provided locker Visitors are subject to search before entering the visitation area.

Understand that the visit is by video Onsite personal visits are conducted through monitors rather than face-to-face contact.

Do not arrive late The county states that late visitors will not be allowed to visit.

Remote-price conflict: One section of the official page says $15 for a 30-minute home visit, while another states $0.17 per minute. Confirm the current live price with ICSolutions before paying.

Inmates are allowed up to two hours of visitation per week, scheduling permitting.

Visitor conduct and dress rules

Prepare for screening before the appointment

Bring and do

Bring valid original photo identification.
Arrive and sign in 15 minutes early.
Wear properly sized clothing.
Place personal property in a locker.
Follow staff and provider instructions.

Do not wear

Open-toe shoes.
Plunging necklines.
Dresses or shorts above mid-thigh.
Transparent clothing.
Suggestive, provocative or offensive clothing.

Appointment confirmation saved

Inmate remains in custody

Original photo ID ready

Clothing meets the dress code

Phone and property can be secured

Arrival planned at least 15 minutes early

Scanned mail, legal mail and publications

Use the correct Osceola inmate mailing address

Ordinary personal mail

Smart Communications | Osceola County Corrections
Inmate Full Name – Inmate ID Number
P.O. Box 9127
Seminole, FL 33775-9127

Letters, postcards and greeting cards are scanned for electronic viewing.

Legal and special records

Inmate Full Name – Inmate ID Number
Osceola County Corrections
402 Simpson Road
Kissimmee, FL 34744

Use the facility address for legal mail, court documents, bank statements and permitted publications.

Confirm the inmate ID immediately before mailing Use the official current-inmate search.

Choose the correct address Personal correspondence goes to Smart Communications; legal and specified documents go to the facility.

Print the name and inmate number clearly Missing identifiers can delay or reject the item.

Add a complete return address Incoming mail must identify the sender.

Use United States Postal Service mail Other delivery or postage methods may be refused.

Keep cards and photographs within limits Greeting cards may not exceed 5 by 7 inches. Photographs may not exceed 4 by 6 inches.

Send books directly from the publisher The current county notice says books delivered from Amazon or other distributors will not be accepted.

Track scanned mail when needed MailGuard Tracker can show delivery, rejection and processing status. Track Osceola inmate mail

Permitted and prohibited mail

Important personal-mail limits
Item	Current rule	What to avoid
Postcards	Permitted	Non-paper attachments or prohibited content.
Greeting cards	Maximum 5 by 7 inches and must be signed	Blank cards or cards containing non-paper components.
Photographs	Maximum 4 by 6 inches; inmate may keep up to 10	Polaroids, nudity, sexual or gang-related content.
Decorations	Not permitted	Stickers, stick-on decorations and address labels.
Newspaper clippings	Prohibited	Loose clippings placed inside correspondence.
Packages	Require prior administrative approval	Unapproved food, property or care packages.
Books	Current notice requires direct publisher delivery	Hardcover books and retailer shipments not accepted by the current notice.

Non-privileged mail is opened and inspected. Privileged legal mail is opened and inspected in the inmate’s presence.

Inmate telephone service

Create an Osceola County prepaid phone account

ICSolutions Customer Care
Phone: 1-888-506-8407
Available 24 hours a day
Online: ICSolutions account access

Confirm the inmate’s name and facility ID Use the current Corrections search before funding an account.

Choose the correct account type A prepaid account is connected to a designated receiving number. A debit telephone account, when available, is funded for the inmate.

Create the account online or by phone Provide the requested identity, telephone and facility information.

Use the correct facility name Select Osceola County when funding the service.

Remember that inmates initiate calls Incoming calls are not allowed except for verified life-or-death emergencies.

Do not discuss confidential case facts Calls are recorded and monitored except qualifying attorney calls.

Track account expiration Prepaid service expires six months after the last purchase unless state law requires otherwise.

The first inmate call may include a complimentary 60-second connection followed by information about setting up prepaid service.

Refunds for remaining unexpired prepaid service may carry a $2.99 processing fee where applicable.

Commissary deposits and care packages

Add money without sending it through inmate mail

Verify the inmate ID A deposit sent to the wrong account may be difficult to reverse.

Choose online, telephone or lobby kiosk Access Corrections handles approved deposits.

Use the official online portal Review the fee before completing payment. Deposit through Access Corrections

Deposit by telephone when preferred Call 1-866-345-1884.

Use cash only at the jail lobby kiosk The kiosk fee differs from online and telephone fees.

Allow time for card verification Credit and debit transactions may take 24–48 hours to post.

Keep the receipt Save the amount, inmate ID, date and confirmation number.

Published Access Corrections deposit fees
Deposit amount	Lobby kiosk	Online	Telephone
$0.01–$19.99	$3.00	$2.95	$3.95
$20.00–$99.99	$3.00	$5.95	$6.95
$100.00–$199.99	$3.00	$7.95	$8.95
$200.00–$300.00	$3.00	$9.95	$10.95

Commissary shopping

Inmates can make commissary purchases twice per week.

Approved food packages

Fresh-food iCare packages can be ordered through the facility-approved service.

Order an eligible iCare package

Property, medical contacts and programs

Use the correct jail contact for urgent inmate needs

Medical services

Contact Inmate Medical Services at 407-742-4435.

The facility provides intake screening, nursing coverage and daily sick calls.

Family death or emergency

Contact the Corrections Chaplain at 407-742-4465.

Grievances

Contact Inmate Affairs at 407-742-4322.

Property release

The inmate must authorize the specific property and person. Staff contact the approved recipient to schedule pickup.

Eyeglasses and contacts

Eyeglasses and sealed contact lenses may be accepted by appointment through the Watch Commander.

407-742-4346 or 407-742-4347

Clothing and shoes

Street clothing, shoes and other property are not accepted for ordinary inside use because uniforms are provided.

Published inmate programs

Adult education

General education

Drug and alcohol programs

English as a second language

Money management

Anger management

Parenting skills

Job readiness

Wellness and nutrition

Computer skills

Court-appointed and private counsel

Request the Osceola Public Defender or verify a lawyer

Ninth Circuit Public Defender

Ask the judge for appointed counsel.
Complete the criminal indigent-status application.
Provide accurate income, asset, debt and expense information.
Pay or address the Clerk’s published $50 application fee.
Contact the Osceola Public Defender after appointment.

Private criminal lawyer

Confirm the lawyer has an active Florida license.
Ask who will personally handle hearings and trial.
Request the complete fee agreement in writing.
Ask whether bond, motions, trial and appeal are included.
Keep signed agreements and receipts.

Public Defender – Ninth Judicial Circuit, Osceola Office
Osceola County Courthouse, Suite 3200
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone: 407-742-7100
Email: pubdef@circuit9.org
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Contact the Osceola Public Defender Verify a Florida attorney Request a Florida Bar referral

Ordinary inmate calls are recorded. Discuss confidential case facts only through approved attorney-client communication.

Victim and witness assistance

Follow the criminal case and request support

State Attorney – Ninth Judicial Circuit, Osceola Office
2 Courthouse Square, Suite 3500
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone: 407-742-5200
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Have the report and court case numbers ready These identifiers help advocates find the correct prosecution.

Contact the State Attorney victim team Victim advocates and witness coordinators assist throughout the court process. Open Osceola victim and witness services

Request case-stage information Ask about hearings, courtroom orientation, plea, disposition and sentencing.

Ask for crisis and social-service referrals Advocates can provide emotional support, crisis intervention and community referrals.

Ask about Crime Victim Compensation Eligible expenses may include medical care, counseling, lost wages, disability or burial costs.

Register for custody notifications Florida VINE provides free custody-status information and notifications. Register for Florida custody alerts

Victim advocates provide information, support and referrals. They do not represent the defendant or replace independent legal counsel for the victim.

Florida statewide criminal history

Use FDLE when Osceola County records are too narrow

Public FDLE name search

$24 for each Florida history search.
Instant search adds a $1 card-processing fee.
Instant results are not certified.
Certified and non-certified staff searches are returned by mail.
A name search is not fingerprint identity confirmation.

Run a Florida criminal-history search

Free FDLE Personal Review

Available only for your own Florida record.
No FDLE fee.
Requires fingerprints.
Useful for accuracy review and challenges.
Cannot be used for employment, licensing, immigration or certification.

Start a free Personal Review

Osceola Sheriff local background checks
Local Osceola County check: $5
Certified local check: $6
Records address: 2601 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee
Phone: 407-348-2222

A Sheriff local check covers Osceola County criminal data only. It does not replace an FDLE statewide search.

Record correction

Fix a wrong name, charge or disposition

Identify which system is wrong Compare the Corrections booking, Sheriff report, Clerk case and FDLE history.

Save the inaccurate entry Record the URL, date viewed, inmate ID, booking number, case number and disputed information.

Obtain the controlling document Use a certified dismissal, amended judgment, corrected order or written agency correction.

Contact the originating office first A jail-display error goes to Corrections; a Sheriff report error goes to Sheriff Records; a court error goes to the Clerk or court.

Use FDLE Personal Review for statewide information Submit fingerprints and challenge inaccurate or incomplete Florida history. Open the FDLE correction process

Recheck every connected system A correction by one office may not automatically update another agency or private background-report provider.

Correction versus expungement: Use correction when information is factually wrong. Use sealing or expungement when the record is accurate but may qualify for legal restriction.

Florida sealing and expungement

Restrict an eligible Osceola County arrest record

Sealed record

Ordinary public access is restricted, but specified authorized entities may retain access to the full sealed information.

Expunged record

Most agencies remove or destroy their record, while FDLE maintains a confidential reference with more limited authorized access.

A dropped, dismissed or unfiled charge does not automatically disappear. Florida adult arrest history remains public unless automatic sealing applies or the legal sealing or expungement process is completed.

FDLE Certificate of Eligibility packet

Completed FDLE application

Signature before a notary or deputy clerk

Certified disposition for every listed charge

Probation or diversion completion proof when applicable

Completed fingerprint card

State Attorney certified statement for expungement

$75 nonrefundable FDLE payment

Attorney representation letter when applicable

FDLE currently reports a processing time of more than 12 weeks for a complete eligibility application and does not expedite applications.

Complete Osceola County filing workflow

Collect the records before restricting access Save the arrest report, booking information, certified disposition and other necessary documents.

Choose sealing or expungement A withhold of adjudication may qualify for sealing, while dismissed or unfiled charges may qualify for expungement when all other requirements are met.

Complete the FDLE application Fill in the arresting agency, arrest date and every charge. Open FDLE eligibility instructions

Obtain the certified Osceola disposition Order the final disposition from the Clerk. Find the Osceola case

Complete fingerprints Use an authorized law-enforcement or criminal-justice agency.

Obtain State Attorney approval for expungement Expungement applications require the prosecutor’s certified statement. The Ninth Circuit State Attorney provides separate instructions. Open the Ninth Circuit prosecutor process

Mail the complete packet and $75 fee to FDLE Check every signature, attachment and payment detail before mailing.

Receive the FDLE Certificate of Eligibility The Ninth Circuit State Attorney states that the certificate must be used within one year of its stamped date.

Download the Osceola Clerk packet Prepare the petition, affidavit and proposed order. Open Osceola sealing and expungement forms

File the required documents File the original petition, affidavit, FDLE certificate and proposed order with the Clerk.

Pay the current Clerk filing fee Osceola County publishes a $42 sealing or expungement filing fee.

Serve the prosecutor and arresting agency Send copies of the filed documents to both offices and keep proof.

Obtain the judge’s signed order FDLE eligibility does not guarantee that the judge will grant the petition.

Verify agency compliance Confirm the Clerk, arresting agency, Corrections and FDLE received and processed the certified order.

Osceola filing and document fees
Item	Current amount	Purpose
FDLE Certificate application	$75	State eligibility review.
Osceola Clerk filing	$42	Court sealing or expungement filing.
Court-record copy	$1 per page	Ordinary copy of a case document.
Certification	$2 per document	Certified disposition or order.

Florida’s ordinary court-ordered process generally allows one arrest record to be sealed or expunged. Directly related arrests may sometimes be included in one proceeding at the court’s discretion.

Contacts and maps

Osceola County jail, court and legal contacts

Osceola County Corrections

402 Simpson Road
Kissimmee, FL 34744

407-742-4444

Corrections Records

407-742-4411

Booking, custody and historical jail records.

Bonds and Dockets

407-742-4404

Confirm current charges, bond and holds.

Visitation Appointments

407-742-4400

Front desk: 407-742-4403

Osceola Clerk Criminal Records

2 Courthouse Square
Kissimmee, FL 34741

407-742-3650

Osceola Sheriff Records

2601 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway
Kissimmee, FL 34744

407-348-2222

Ninth Circuit Public Defender

Osceola Courthouse, Suite 3200
Kissimmee, FL 34741

407-742-7100

Ninth Circuit State Attorney

2 Courthouse Square, Suite 3500
Kissimmee, FL 34741

407-742-5200

Osceola County Correctional Facility map

Osceola County Courthouse map

Confirm before traveling: Recheck custody, facility, appointment, office hours, required identification and accepted payment method.

Official information inside this page

What users can solve without opening multiple portals

Osceola Corrections

Current-inmate fields, daily arrest routing, removal after release, bond process, visitation, mail, telephone, commissary, property and department contacts.

Sheriff and Clerk

Report-request fees, local background-check costs, court-search fields, criminal divisions, record-copy fees and warrant routing.

Florida agencies

Public Defender contact, State Attorney victim services, FDLE history options, Personal Review, correction and the complete sealing or expungement process.

Title-related questions

Osceola County arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Osceola County arrest records?

Use the official Corrections inmate search for current custody. Open the inmate name, save the inmate ID and booking number and then search the Clerk’s criminal case.

Where can I find daily Osceola County arrests?

Use the official Daily Arrest Reports page and select the relevant booking date.

Why did a released inmate disappear?

The active database removes an individual during the next update after release. Use the daily arrest report, court search or Corrections records request.

How do I find the final court outcome?

Search the Osceola Clerk system by case number, defendant name, citation number or arresting case number and locate the disposition for every count.

Does the booking charge prove guilt?

No. The booking records an allegation. The prosecutor-filed charge and final court result can be different.

How do I request a Sheriff arrest report?

Submit a focused request to the Osceola Sheriff Records Custodian with the incident number, date, location, booking number and court case.

How much is a local background check?

The Sheriff currently lists $5 for an ordinary local check and $6 for a certified local check.

How do I schedule an inmate visit?

Create an ICSolutions account, schedule an available video appointment and arrive onsite with photo identification at least 15 minutes early.

Can I pay an Osceola bond with cash?

No. Osceola County states that cash is not accepted for bonds. Verify the charge and use an approved online, cashier’s check, money-order or registered-agent method.

Can an Osceola County arrest be sealed or expunged?

An eligible record may be restricted after FDLE issues a Certificate of Eligibility and the Osceola court grants the petition. The Clerk currently charges a $42 filing fee.

Connect an Osceola County Booking to the Correct Court Outcome