Pasco County FL Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court
Pasco County, Florida · Current inmates, prior bookings, jail help and court outcomes
Search Pasco County Jail Records and Verify What Happened in Court
Use the official Pasco Corrections search to check current custody or find a previous booking. Save the inmate ID, booking date, arresting agency, charge and bond information.
Then use Pasco County Clerk criminal records to identify the filed charge, upcoming hearings and final disposition. This page also covers reports, warrants, bonds, visits, mail, calls, deposits, public defense, victim services and record relief.
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Arrest is not conviction. A jail charge is an allegation recorded during arrest or intake. It can be changed, reduced, declined or dismissed. Never identify someone from a matching name or mugshot alone.
Held now
Choose In Custody in the official search.
Released earlier
Choose Past Arrests for prior bookings.
Police narrative
Request it from the arresting agency.
Final outcome
Verify it through the Clerk docket.
Official review
Information reviewed July 27, 2026.
Which Pasco County record should you use?
PASCO CORRECTIONS
Is the person held now?
Use for current custody, prior bookings, inmate identity, booking charges, bond entries and release information.
ARRESTING AGENCY
What allegedly happened?
Request the incident report, arrest report, probable-cause affidavit or releasable investigative supplement.
CLERK OF COURT
What happened to the charge?
Find the filed offense, hearings, amended charges, dismissal, plea, judgment, sentence and certified disposition.
Most reliable sequence: Find the booking, record the inmate and case identifiers, identify the arresting agency, search the criminal docket and request only the specific document still needed.
Search current and past Pasco County bookings
Open the official Corrections search
Use the county jail system rather than a paid people-search site.
Open Pasco Corrections inmate search
Open Pasco Corrections inmate search
Choose In Custody or Past Arrests
Use In Custody for a person believed to be held now. Use Past Arrests when the person was released or the booking occurred earlier.
Search the last name first
A broad surname search can catch middle-name differences, suffixes, maiden names and spelling variations.
Add the first name gradually
Add only enough information to reduce unrelated results.
Open every plausible result
Do not assume the first matching name belongs to the person you are researching.
Verify the inmate ID and birth information
These are stronger identifiers than a name or photograph.
Separate multiple booking events
One person may have several prior arrests. Match the arrest date and arresting agency.
Read every charge and bond line
A booking can contain several charges, warrants or holds.
Save the official identifiers
Record the inmate ID, booking number, arrest number, agency report number and court case number when shown.
Continue to the court case
Jail information does not show whether prosecutors filed the same charge or how the case ended.
Understand the fields in a Pasco County arrest result
| Field | What it identifies | What it does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inmate ID | The person in the Pasco Corrections system. | The final court result. | Use it for mail, visits, deposits and jail questions. |
| Booking number | A specific jail intake event. | Every allegation became a filed charge. | Use it when requesting booking information. |
| Arresting agency | The Sheriff, police department or other arresting office. | Corrections owns the police report. | Request the report from this agency. |
| Charge | An allegation entered during arrest or booking. | Guilt or the final prosecuted offense. | Check the criminal docket. |
| Bond | A release amount or condition linked to a matter. | Payment clears every charge or hold. | Confirm all cases before arranging payment. |
| Release date | When a custody event ended. | Dismissal or acquittal. | Find the final court disposition. |
| Mugshot | A photograph created during booking. | Identity alone or criminal responsibility. | Match the inmate ID and birth information. |
Custody, housing, bond and release information can change after court review, classification, transfer or completion of release processing.
Verify the correct person before using the record
Full first and last name match
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Birth date or displayed age matches
Arrest date matches the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Inmate, booking or case number matches another record
Minimum standard: Confirm at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating a result as belonging to a particular person.
No Pasco County arrest result? Check these causes
Booking is still underway
Identity verification, medical screening, property intake and data entry can delay publication.
You searched only In Custody
The person may already be released. Repeat the search under Past Arrests.
The name is entered differently
Try the surname alone, maiden name, former name, suffix or alternate spelling.
A municipal police department made the arrest
The police report may be held by that department even when the person entered the county jail.
The person was transferred
Check another county, Florida Department of Corrections or federal custody.
The arrest occurred outside Pasco County
Search the jurisdiction where the person was booked, not the home address.
The court case has not appeared yet
Prosecutor review or court filing may still be pending.
The record is confidential or restricted
Juvenile, sealed, expunged, victim-related or legally confidential information may not appear publicly.
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 currently held, released, transferred or listed under another identifier?
What happens after a Pasco County arrest?
Law-enforcement incident
A deputy or officer creates the incident report, arrest affidavit and related records.
Booking and identification
Corrections verifies identity, records property, assigns an inmate ID and enters charges or holds.
Medical screening and classification
Health, safety and operational factors can affect housing and services.
First appearance
A judge may address probable cause, counsel, bond and release conditions.
State Attorney review
Prosecutors may file the original allegation, file a different charge, reduce it or decline prosecution.
Criminal court docket
The Clerk records filed documents, hearings, motions, pleas, orders, verdicts and sentencing.
Release or transfer
Release from custody does not end the criminal case.
Final disposition and possible relief
The case may end through dismissal, nolle prosequi, plea, acquittal, conviction or another order.
Request a Pasco Sheriff arrest or incident report
Pasco Sheriff Public Records
20105 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Incident report
The primary report describing the reported event and initial response.
Arrest affidavit
The document describing the asserted legal basis for arrest when publicly releasable.
Supplemental report
A later investigative entry, interview or evidence-related update.
Confirm the Sheriff made the arrest
A municipal police report must be requested from that police department.
Name the exact document
Ask for the incident report, arrest affidavit, probable-cause report or identified supplement.
Provide useful identifiers
Include the person’s name, date of birth, incident date, location and report or arrest number.
Request electronic delivery
An electronic copy can reduce copying and mailing costs.
Set a cost limit
Ask for written approval before charges exceed a stated amount.
Copy-ready public-record request
Under the Florida Public Records Law, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest affidavit, probable-cause document and identified supplements concerning [full legal name], date of birth [if known], for the incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are report number [number], arrest number [number], inmate ID [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].
Which office has the record you need?
| Record | Likely office | Best identifier |
|---|---|---|
| Current custody or prior booking | Pasco County Corrections | Inmate ID and booking number |
| Sheriff arrest report | Pasco Sheriff Public Records | Report number and arrest date |
| Municipal police report | The arresting city police department | Agency report number |
| Criminal case and disposition | Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller | Court case number |
| Statewide Florida criminal history | Florida Department of Law Enforcement | Name, birth date or fingerprints |
A Pasco Sheriff local arrest-history result concerns arrests conducted by the Sheriff. It is not a complete history of every city, county, state or federal arrest.
Find the filed charge and final court outcome
Open the Clerk’s court-record search
Search Pasco County court records
Search by case number when available
This is more reliable than searching a common name.
Otherwise search the full legal name
Compare filing date, birth information and charge details.
Locate the formal charge
Compare the filed charge with the allegation shown in the jail record.
Review docket entries in order
Look for first appearance, arraignment, motions, amended charges, plea and trial activity.
Read every count separately
One charge can be dismissed while another produces a conviction.
Find the final disposition
Look for dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, withheld adjudication, judgment or sentence.
Order certified proof when required
A docket printout may not satisfy an employer, licensing board, immigration matter or court.
Do not rely only on a “closed” status. Closed describes the case status but does not explain how each charge ended.
Pasco County criminal-record copy costs
| Service | Current fee | When it is useful |
|---|---|---|
| Computer record search | Free | Finding a case through the available public system. |
| Physical viewing | Free | Reviewing a public court file without ordering copies. |
| Assisted search | $2 per name per year | When Clerk staff must perform the search. |
| Court-document copy | $1 per page | Obtaining an ordinary copy. |
| Certification | $2 per document | Official proof of the Clerk’s record. |
| Authenticated or exemplified certificate | $7 | When a receiving authority requires enhanced authentication. |
| Sealing or expungement of court file | $42 | Clerk processing after a qualifying petition and court order. |
Electronic certified documents
$1 per page
Statutory copy fee.
$2
Certification fee.
$6
Convenience fee per certified document.
3.5%
Credit-card service fee.
Find the case and document
Identify the dismissal, judgment, sentence or other document needed.
Select E-Certify
Available electronic documents can be ordered at any time.
Open Pasco E-Certify
Open Pasco E-Certify
Review the page count and total
Certification and service charges are added to the statutory copy fee.
Download the document immediately
The certified file is also sent to the email entered during purchase.
Save the original electronic file
Do not print and rescan it when electronic verification may be needed.
Check a Pasco County warrant safely
Open the official active-warrant search
Search Pasco Sheriff active warrants
Search the full legal name
Compare birth information and identifying details when shown.
Record the warrant number and court
Also save the charge, case number and displayed status.
Search the related court case
Look for a later recall, service, cancellation or court action.
Confirm before relying on the result
Online information can lag behind a status change.
Use a safe resolution path
A person checking their own status should contact an attorney, the issuing court or law enforcement.
Never confront or attempt to detain anyone. Give credible warrant information to law enforcement.
Confirm all Pasco County charges before arranging bond
Verify the correct inmate and booking
Match the inmate ID and birth information.
List every charge
Record the release condition or bond amount for each count.
Identify no-bond matters and holds
Another warrant or agency hold can prevent release.
Confirm the latest court order
A judge can modify bond after the booking information first appears.
Ask where and how bond must be posted
Confirm accepted payment, payer identification and location directly with Corrections or the court.
Verify a private bond company
Obtain the premium, collateral, payment schedule and refund terms in writing.
Keep every receipt
Save the inmate ID, booking number, case number, payer and transaction details.
Do not send gift cards, cryptocurrency or a personal payment transfer because someone claims it will cause immediate release.
What to save after finding a current inmate
Pasco County Corrections
20101 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Save these details
Exact name, inmate ID, booking number, arrest date, every charge, every bond entry and the arresting agency.
Multiple charges
A release condition on one count does not clear another no-bond matter or outside hold.
Pending release
Paperwork, property return and hold verification can delay physical release.
Housing changes
Classification, medical, safety and operational needs can cause reassignment.
Verify the exact name as displayed
Copy the inmate ID accurately
Confirm current custody
Check for pending release or transfer
Use only approved service providers
Keep receipts and confirmation numbers
Schedule and prepare for a Pasco County video visit
Up to 20 minutes
Published maximum session length.
$0.17 per minute
Current published rate.
$3.40
Cost of a full 20-minute visit.
ICS account
Required to schedule and fund visits.
Monitored
Facility communication rules apply.
Confirm the inmate is still in custody
Do this before funding an account.
Create or sign in to the ICS account
Enter accurate personal information.
Select Pasco County Corrections
Search the inmate using the exact name and inmate ID.
Choose an available appointment
Housing, court movement, medical care or lockdown can affect availability.
Test the device
Check the camera, microphone, speaker, browser permissions and internet connection.
Join early
A late connection can reduce the usable session.
Follow conduct rules
Visits can be monitored, stopped or restricted for violations.
Verify the current rate and available schedule in the provider system before adding funds because provider terms can change.
Use the Pasco inmate mail-processing address
Ordinary personal-mail address
Pasco Inmate Mail Processing
Inmate Name – Inmate ID
P.O. Box 17339
San Antonio, TX 78227
Inmate Name – Inmate ID
P.O. Box 17339
San Antonio, TX 78227
Verify the inmate’s exact name and ID
Recheck custody before mailing.
Use the Texas processing address
Ordinary personal mail is not sent directly to the Land O’ Lakes jail.
Add a complete return address
Missing sender information can prevent processing.
Send ordinary scannable correspondence
The provider scans eligible mail for electronic inmate viewing.
Do not send originals
Keep copies of important photographs, documents and letters.
Use separate procedures for legal mail and publications
Privileged legal correspondence and publisher-direct material may have different rules.
Material that cannot be scanned may be returned. Do not place money, checks, payment cards or valuables inside ordinary correspondence.
Communicate without discussing confidential case facts
Verify the inmate and current custody
Use the provider selected by Pasco County
Create the correct prepaid account
Keep the telephone number consistent
Expect ordinary calls to be monitored
Use attorney-approved channels for legal strategy
Do not discuss alleged facts, evidence, witnesses or defense strategy on ordinary jail calls, video visits, messages or letters.
Send money only after confirming the inmate ID
Verify the inmate remains in Pasco custody
Confirm the exact name and inmate ID.
Use the county-approved deposit provider
Access the provider through the current Pasco Corrections instructions rather than an advertisement.
Review the fee before payment
Provider fees can depend on the deposit amount and method.
Enter the inmate ID carefully
A transposed digit can send funds to the wrong account.
Keep the confirmation
Save the date, amount, inmate ID and transaction number.
Do not use personal payment accounts
Avoid gift cards, cryptocurrency and transfers to an individual claiming to represent the jail.
Apply for criminal indigent status in Pasco County
Ask for appointed counsel promptly
Raise the request at first appearance or the next court hearing.
Complete the criminal indigent application
Provide truthful information about income, assets, dependents and expenses.
Submit the form through the Clerk or court
Open Pasco criminal services
Check the docket for appointed counsel
The lawyer’s name may appear after the court enters the appointment.
Provide the case and inmate identifiers
Have the full name, case number, booking number and inmate ID ready.
Use confidential attorney communication
Do not discuss case strategy on ordinary monitored calls.
Follow the criminal case and protect victim information
Save the law-enforcement report number
Use it when contacting the investigating agency or prosecutor.
Save the criminal court case number
This connects the incident with the filed prosecution.
Contact the State Attorney victim-services unit
Ask about court dates, case status, restitution, testimony and safety planning.
Register for court-event reminders
Florida E-Notify can send criminal court reminders by email, text message or both.
Register for Florida E-Notify
Register for Florida E-Notify
Protect confidential information in court filings
Eligible crime-victim information can be protected using the applicable Florida court procedure.
Recheck the official docket
Reminder services do not replace a court notice or attorney instruction.
Use FDLE for statewide information
| Service | Current fee | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Instant public search | $24 plus $1 card-processing fee | Immediate non-certified Florida public result. |
| Certified or non-certified search | $24 | Mail-delivered search when certification may be needed. |
| Personal Review | No FDLE fee | Reviewing and challenging your own Florida history. |
Use Pasco County records first for a local case
This gives you the strongest identifiers and disposition.
Open Florida criminal-history options
Open FDLE Florida checks
Choose the correct service
An instant search is not certified. A Personal Review is only for the record subject or designated attorney.
Use strong identifiers
A name-based search can produce mistaken matches.
Compare the result with the Pasco docket
Missing or wrong dispositions may require correction.
Correct inaccurate Pasco County or FDLE information
Identify which system is wrong
Compare the jail result, police report, court docket and FDLE history.
Save the incorrect entry
Record the URL, date viewed, inmate ID, report number and court case.
Obtain controlling proof
Use a certified dismissal, judgment, amended order or written agency correction.
Correct arrest data through the submitting agency
Contact the Sheriff or municipal police department that created the report.
Correct court data through the Clerk
The court must address an incorrect or missing disposition.
Request an FDLE Personal Review
FDLE does not charge for this service, but fingerprints from a law-enforcement or criminal-justice agency are required.
Open FDLE Personal Review
Open FDLE Personal Review
Recheck connected databases
A correction in one system may not immediately update another.
Follow the Florida two-stage record-relief process
Dismissal does not automatically erase an arrest. Adult Florida criminal-history information normally remains public unless a qualifying record is sealed or expunged.
Sealing
The record is hidden from the public, although specified government and related entities may retain access.
Expungement
Most entities are told that a record was expunged but cannot access the record itself without qualifying legal authority.
Obtain the arrest report and certified disposition
Keep copies before relief because access may later be restricted.
Review every charge from the arrest
Eligibility can depend on all charges and prior record-relief history.
Complete the FDLE Certificate of Eligibility application
The standard process can require a notarized application, fingerprints, certified dispositions, prosecutor certification when required and a nonrefundable $75 payment.
Start the FDLE eligibility application
Start the FDLE eligibility application
Allow approximately 12 weeks for FDLE review
FDLE states that it does not expedite eligibility applications.
Understand what the certificate means
It confirms statutory eligibility to petition; it does not seal or expunge the record.
File the petition in the proper Pasco County court
Include the certificate, petition, affidavit and required supporting documents.
Attend the hearing when ordered
The final decision belongs to the court.
Obtain certified copies of the signed order
Keep copies for future correction or background-report disputes.
Confirm FDLE received the certified order
The record is not relieved until the court order is processed.
Florida’s standard judicial sealing and expungement laws generally allow one arrest record to be sealed or expunged. Directly related arrests may sometimes be included together when legally permitted.
Pasco County arrest and criminal-record contacts
Pasco County Corrections
20101 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Pasco Sheriff Public Records
20105 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Robert D. Sumner Judicial Center
38053 Live Oak Avenue, Suite 210
Dade City, FL 33523
Dade City, FL 33523
West Pasco Judicial Center
7530 Little Road, Suite 104
New Port Richey, FL 34654
New Port Richey, FL 34654
East Pasco Records Retention
Paper court files in Dade City.
West Pasco Records Retention
Paper court files in New Port Richey.
E-Certify Support
Help with electronic certified records.
FDLE Personal Review
Pasco County Clerk offices publish regular hours of 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
Map to Pasco County Corrections
Confirm before traveling: Verify current custody, the correct building, office hours, identification rules, payment method and public-access requirements.
Pasco County arrest-record questions answered
How do I search a current Pasco County inmate?
Open the official Corrections search and choose In Custody. Search the last name first and verify the inmate ID, birth information, booking date and charges.
How do I search someone who was released?
Choose Past Arrests instead of In Custody, then search the criminal court case to find the outcome.
Why is the jail charge different from the court charge?
The jail shows allegations received during arrest or intake. The State Attorney may later change, reduce, replace or decline the charge.
Where can I find a Pasco County mugshot?
A booking photograph may appear in the current or past arrest result when publicly available. It does not prove guilt.
How do I get the arrest narrative?
Request the incident report, arrest report or probable-cause document from the arresting law-enforcement agency.
How much do court-document copies cost?
Pasco County currently publishes a $1-per-page copy fee and a $2 certification fee per document.
What is the inmate mail address?
Use Pasco Inmate Mail Processing, the inmate’s name and inmate ID, P.O. Box 17339, San Antonio, Texas 78227.
How much is a Pasco video visit?
The published rate is $0.17 per minute for a session lasting up to 20 minutes.
How do I correct my Florida criminal history?
Request an FDLE Personal Review. FDLE does not charge for the service, but fingerprints from a law-enforcement or criminal-justice agency are required.
Does an FDLE Certificate of Eligibility erase a record?
No. It only permits an eligible person to petition the court. A signed order and FDLE processing are still required.
