Volusia County Arrest Records | Jail & Booking Search
Volusia County, Florida · Daytona Beach bookings, court cases and jail services
Trace a Daytona-Area Arrest From Booking to the Final Court Decision
Start with the Division of Corrections inmate search, save the six-digit booking number and identify every charge, court case, bond and hold. Then locate the arresting agency, search the Clerk’s criminal docket and obtain only the report or certified disposition still needed.
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Corrections and the Sheriff are separate agencies.
Volusia County Corrections operates the jail and inmate search. The Volusia Sheriff’s Office and municipal police departments create arrest and incident reports. An arrest or mugshot does not prove guilt.
Jail updatesOnline inmate information updates about every 15 minutes.
Booking helpCall 386-254-1540 for charges, arrest and booking questions.
First appearanceNormally within one day of jail admission.
Court copies$1 per page plus $2 per certified document.
Personal visitsAppointment-only noncontact video visitation.
One Volusia arrest can create five different records
COUNTY CORRECTIONS
Is the person currently in jail?
Booking number, custody, charges, bond, facility and release information.
Use first for a recent Branch Jail or Correctional Facility admission.
ARRESTING AGENCY
What did officers report?
Incident report, arrest report, probable-cause narrative, calls for service and releasable evidence.
Request it from the agency whose officer made the arrest.
VOLUSIA CLERK
What charge was formally filed?
Complaint, information, amended charges, hearings, dismissal, plea, judgment and sentence.
The court case shows the legal outcome.
FDLE HISTORY
What appears statewide?
Public Florida criminal-history searches and fingerprint-based Personal Review.
A statewide history is different from a local booking search.
FLORIDA CORRECTIONS
Was the person sent to state prison?
Florida DOC number, prison location, state sentence and supervision information.
County-jail detainees do not appear in the FDC offender search.
Fastest reliable sequence:
inmate search → save six-digit booking number → identify arresting agency →
search court case → request only the missing report or certified disposition.
How to search a current Volusia County booking
Open the official inmate-information system
The search is operated by the Volusia County Division of Corrections.
Open the live Volusia inmate search
Read and accept the county disclaimer
The online information is for general informational use and is not a certified record.
Begin with the last name
Use fewer fields first when spelling, aliases or a compound surname are uncertain.
Open every plausible result
One person may have several bookings, and similar names may belong to different people.
Match the date of birth and physical details
Do not identify someone by photograph or name alone.
Save the six-digit booking number
It is required for visits, mail, deposits and many jail-service questions.
Record the facility and custody status
The person may be assigned to the Branch Jail or the Correctional Facility.
Read every charge and bond separately
One booking may contain several cases, holds or release conditions.
Record every court case number
Use the numbers to find future dates, filed charges and the final outcome.
Recheck before sending money or traveling
Volusia County states that inmate information changes quickly and updates approximately every 15 minutes.
The county prohibits unauthorized online republication, resale or dissemination of inmate-search data. Use the system for lawful personal research and obtain official records when proof is required.
Use the daily Arrest and Booking Download when the live search is not enough
The Clerk displays daily PDF and spreadsheet reports created from the county Jail Management System. The Clerk does not create or maintain the underlying jail data, and exempt records may be withheld.
Open the Clerk’s Online Public Records page
Look under Criminal Information for Arrest/Booking Download.
Open the Volusia record-search menu
Choose Arrest/Booking Download
Available reports are listed by date.
Select PDF for quick reading
Use the PDF when you need to scan one or two days.
Select XLSX for filtering
Use the spreadsheet to sort names, agencies, charges or booking dates.
Search several nearby dates
The arrest date and jail booking date may not be identical.
Verify the result in Case Inquiry
A booking download is not the official final court record.
Questions about charges or bookings:
386-254-1540
Questions about downloadable reports:
386-736-5922
Understand what the Volusia inmate result actually proves
| Field | What it identifies | What it does not prove | Best next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booking number | One admission into Volusia County Corrections. | The final court disposition. | Use it for visits, mail, deposits and jail questions. |
| Booking date | When the jail processed the person. | When the alleged offense occurred. | Compare it with the arrest and filing dates. |
| Facility | The current county correctional assignment. | The person will remain there. | Recheck before visiting or handling property. |
| Arresting agency | The agency responsible for the arrest. | Corrections or the Sheriff created every report. | Request the narrative from the displayed agency. |
| Charge | An allegation entered during arrest or intake. | What the State Attorney formally filed. | Read the complaint or information. |
| Bond | A financial release condition for a charge or case. | Payment clears every hold. | Confirm every case with Booking before paying. |
| Court case number | The court file connected to the charge. | Every charge belongs to one case. | Search each case number separately. |
| Release information | A current release event or estimate. | The case was dismissed. | Check the court disposition and supervision terms. |
| Mugshot | A photograph associated with jail processing. | Guilt or identity by itself. | Match birth date, booking number and court case. |
Confirm the correct person before using the record
Full legal name matches
Middle name, alias or suffix is consistent
Date of birth or age matches
Booking date fits the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Six-digit booking number is consistent
Court case follows the same arrest
Charge and disposition timeline makes sense
Minimum verification rule:
match at least two independent official identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
No Volusia County inmate result found?
Booking is still underway
Fingerprinting, medical screening and data entry may delay a recent arrest result.
The person remains at a police facility
A municipal arrest may not appear until transfer to county Corrections.
The person was cited and released
Not every Notice to Appear or arrest creates a county-jail admission.
The name is entered differently
Try a former surname, alias, hyphenated name, suffix or alternate spelling.
The person was already released
Search the daily booking download and Clerk criminal case.
The arrest happened in another county
Search where the person was booked rather than where the person lives.
The person transferred to state or federal custody
Search Florida DOC or the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
The record is restricted
Juvenile, sealed, expunged and legally confidential records may be unavailable.
The website is temporarily unavailable
Retry later or call Corrections Booking and Charges at 386-254-1540.
The arresting agency is outside Volusia Corrections
A person may be held on another county, state, tribal or federal matter.
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 being processed, released,
transferred or listed under another booking number?
What happens after a Volusia County arrest?
Law-enforcement incident
The arresting agency creates the incident report, arrest report, probable-cause information and evidence records.
County booking
Corrections verifies identity, inventories property and records charges, bond and holds.
Medical and mental-health screening
The inmate is screened during intake and receives further evaluation when custody continues.
First Appearance
Within one day of jail admission, a judge reviews probable cause, bond, release and appointed counsel.
State Attorney review
Prosecutors may file the original allegation, amend it, replace it or decline prosecution.
Criminal court case
The docket can include arraignment, motions, discovery, warrants, plea negotiations and trial.
Release or continued detention
The person may post bond, receive release conditions, enter pretrial supervision or remain held.
Final disposition
Each count may end through dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, plea, conviction or sentence.
Correction or record relief
Inaccurate information may be challenged, and an eligible record may later be sealed or expunged.
Send the request to the agency that created the document
| Record needed | Correct starting office | Information to provide | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current jail custody | Volusia County Corrections | Name, birth date and booking number. | Asking the Sheriff to confirm jail housing. |
| VSO arrest or incident report | Volusia Sheriff Records Section | Case number, date, location and involved names. | Requesting the police narrative from Corrections. |
| Municipal police report | Daytona Beach, DeLand, Port Orange, Ormond Beach, New Smyrna Beach or other arresting department | Agency case number, date and location. | Assuming the Sheriff created every report. |
| Criminal court case | Volusia County Clerk of Circuit Court | Case number or defendant name and birth date. | Treating the booking charge as the final charge. |
| Statewide Florida history | Florida Department of Law Enforcement | Accurate demographics or fingerprints. | Assuming a county lookup covers all Florida records. |
Request a Volusia Sheriff report without avoidable delay
Confirm that VSO created the report
The Sheriff’s primary service areas include unincorporated Volusia County, Deltona, DeBary, Pierson and Oak Hill.
Name the exact document
Request the incident report, arrest report, calls for service, body-camera recording or specific supplement.
Add narrow identifiers
Include the case number, legal name, date of birth, date, location, booking number and court case number.
Ask for electronic delivery
Digital delivery may reduce copying and mailing work.
Set a cost limit
Ask for written approval before research or duplication exceeds a stated amount.
Submit through the official portal
Save the request and confirmation number.
Open the VSO Public Records Portal
Allow additional time for video
VSO states that body-camera requests are experiencing extended processing times.
Ask for the exemption or redaction basis
Active investigations, victim information and other protected data may be withheld.
| Record service | Published fee | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Black-and-white, one-sided | $0.15 per page | Request electronic delivery when available. |
| Black-and-white, double-sided | $0.20 per page | Ask for an estimate for lengthy files. |
| Color, one-sided | $0.25 per page | Use only when color is necessary. |
| Color, double-sided | $0.35 per page | Electronic images may be more practical. |
| Body camera or 911 audio | Based on research and processing | A deposit may be required. |
| Extensive research | Special service charge | Narrow the date, location and record type. |
Volusia Sheriff Records Section
123 W. Indiana Avenue, Suite 401
DeLand, FL 32720
Phone: 386-736-5962
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m., excluding holidays
Copy-ready arrest-report request
I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report,
probable-cause material and identified supplements concerning [full legal name],
date of birth [date], for the event on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers
are agency case number [number], Volusia booking number [number] and court case
number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the
total will exceed $[amount].
Find the filed charge and final Volusia court result
Open the Clerk’s Search Records page
Choose Case Inquiry for criminal records.
Open Volusia County Case Inquiry
Search the case number first
Copy it exactly from the booking result or court paperwork.
Otherwise search the defendant’s name
Compare the filing date, case type and location with the arrest.
Open every related misdemeanor and felony case
One arrest can produce more than one court file.
Find the charging document
The complaint or information identifies the charge formally filed by prosecutors.
Read amended charges
Later filings may replace, reduce, add or dismiss the booking allegation.
Read bond and warrant entries in date order
A newer order controls over an older docket line.
Find the result for every count
One count may be dismissed while another produces a plea or conviction.
Request a document that is not displayed online
Some public images require Clerk review before online release.
Order certified proof when necessary
Use a certified disposition or judgment rather than a jail screenshot.
Online Case Inquiry is not the certified official court record and should not be the sole basis for legal action.
Understand common Volusia criminal-case results
| Term | Practical meaning | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| No information filed | The State Attorney did not file a formal charge for that matter. | Obtain the docket or disposition if formal proof is needed. |
| Nolle prosequi | The prosecutor discontinued the charge. | Check whether another charge or case continued. |
| Dismissed | The court ended the charge without conviction. | Review every count and related case. |
| Not guilty | The defendant was acquitted of that count. | Check all remaining counts. |
| Adjudication withheld | The court withheld formal adjudication after a plea or finding. | This is not the same as dismissal and may affect sealing eligibility. |
| Adjudicated guilty | The court entered a formal conviction. | Read the judgment and sentence. |
| Pretrial intervention | The person entered a diversionary process. | Confirm successful completion and final dismissal. |
| Probation | The court imposed supervision conditions. | Check length, conditions and termination status. |
| Judgment and sentence | The formal court decision and punishment. | Order a certified copy when official proof is required. |
Obtain a Volusia criminal disposition or certified document
Identify the exact case
Provide the defendant’s name, date of birth, case number and court location.
Name the document
Request the complaint, information, dismissal, judgment, sentence or complete docket.
Choose ordinary or certified
Ask the recipient what type of proof it requires.
Complete the Criminal Traffic Copy and Record Search Request
The preferred submission method is email.
Email the completed request
Send it to
dispositionrequests@clerk.org
.
Wait for payment instructions
The Clerk contacts the requester using the telephone number provided.
| Service | Published charge | When it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Criminal document copy | $1 per page | Complaint, order, judgment or docket copy. |
| Certification | $2 per document | Formal proof requested by an employer, agency or court. |
| Clerk record search | $2 per year, per name | Older case research when the case number is unknown. |
| Exemplified certificate | $7 | Special authentication requested by another court or agency. |
| Court-file sealing or expungement | $42 | Clerk processing after the required petition and order. |
Volusia County Courthouse – DeLandFelony: 386-736-5909
Misdemeanor: 386-736-5910
S. James Foxman Justice Center – DaytonaFelony: 386-239-7750
Steven C. Henderson Judicial CenterMisdemeanor: 386-257-6084
Clerk general information386-736-5915
Check a possible Volusia County warrant safely
Search FDLE Wanted Persons
Use the name, birth date and available identifying information.
Search Florida wanted persons
Match the reporting agency
Confirm that the agency and location connect to the known Volusia matter.
Save the warrant and agency case numbers
These identifiers help with direct confirmation.
Search the related court case
Look for issued, served, recalled, cancelled or quashed docket entries.
Read the newest court event
An older warrant entry may have been resolved later.
Confirm directly with VSO Warrants or the issuing court
Use the official telephone number rather than a payment link in a text or email.
Call VSO Warrants: 386-736-5962
FDLE warns that public wanted-person information may be incomplete or no longer active. It is not probable cause for a citizen arrest and must be verified with the reporting agency.
Never confront, follow or attempt to detain a person based on an online warrant result.
Confirm every hold before posting a Volusia County bond
Confirm the correct person and booking
Match the legal name, birth date and six-digit booking number.
List every charge, warrant and hold
One bond payment may not clear another case or agency detainer.
Call the Branch Jail Booking Office
The office is open 24 hours a day.
Call 386-254-1555
Ask whether First Appearance has occurred
The judge may raise, lower or maintain bond, release the person or order pretrial supervision.
Go to the Branch Jail to post bond
Cash bonds and bonds through a licensed bondsman are accepted under the county’s procedures.
Do not pay anyone who contacts you first
Corrections will not solicit bond money by telephone or text.
Keep the receipt and court information
A missed appearance can produce bond forfeiture and another warrant.
Allow time for release processing
Once paperwork processing starts, release generally takes two to four hours depending on circumstances.
Weekday First AppearanceNormally scheduled at 1:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Weekend and holiday hearingNormally scheduled at 8:30 a.m.
Hearing locationVolusia County Branch Jail, 1300 Red John Drive, Daytona Beach.
Inmates generally are not released between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless a responsible party is onsite to provide transportation and checks in with Control.
Bond scam warning:
jail staff will not demand Zelle, PayPal, Cash App, Bitcoin, gift cards or another private transfer to release an inmate.
Bond-verification call script
I am calling about [full legal name], booking number [number].
Please confirm every active charge, the current bond amount and type,
all outside holds, whether First Appearance has occurred, the correct
posting procedure and any pretrial condition required before release.
Know which Volusia jail controls the inmate’s services
Volusia County Branch Jail
1300 Red John Drive Daytona Beach, FL 32124 386-254-1555- Pretrial inmates.
- State-sentenced inmates.
- Medium- and high-custody nonsentenced males.
- Bond posting and First Appearance hearings.
Volusia County Correctional Facility
1354 Indian Lake Road Daytona Beach, FL 32124 386-254-1565- County-sentenced inmates.
- Low- and medium-custody nonsentenced males.
- All female inmates.
- Legal mail and approved financial mail processing.
Housing assignments can change. Recheck the live inmate result before arranging property, healthcare assistance or facility-specific services.
Schedule a Volusia County Jail visit
Volusia County does not provide ordinary contact visitation. Personal visits are conducted through video equipment at the Visitation Center beside the Branch Jail.
Confirm current custody
Recheck the inmate result before making the appointment.
Copy the six-digit booking number
The number is required to schedule the session.
Create or use an ICSolutions account
Appointments are handled through the jail’s approved provider.
Open ICSolutions
Schedule at least 24 hours in advance
The appointment must be made by 9 p.m. before the requested visit day.
Do not book several future sessions
The same person may schedule only one visiting session at a time.
Schedule no more than two weeks ahead
Use only an available Tuesday-through-Saturday time.
Bring valid identification
Adults need photo identification that displays a date of birth.
Check in ten minutes early
Late visitors are not admitted after the session begins.
| Session | Available time | Important rule |
|---|---|---|
| Afternoon 1 | 1:00–1:30 p.m. | Tuesday through Saturday by appointment. |
| Afternoon 2 | 1:40–2:10 p.m. | Check in ten minutes early. |
| Afternoon 3 | 2:20–2:50 p.m. | One session per inmate per day. |
| Afternoon 4 | 3:00–3:30 p.m. | All visitors must arrive together. |
| Evening 1 | 6:30–7:00 p.m. | Appointment must be made in advance. |
| Evening 2 | 7:10–7:40 p.m. | No reentry after leaving. |
| Evening 3 | 7:50–8:20 p.m. | Facility operations can affect availability. |
| Evening 4 | 8:30–9:00 p.m. | Visitors must comply with all conduct rules. |
Video Visitation Center
1300A Red John Drive
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Scheduling: 888-646-9437
Local assistance: 386-254-1555
Avoid a cancelled visit or permanent visitation ban
Adults must carry valid photo ID showing date of birth
Student identification is not accepted
Visitors under 18 need identity or custody documentation
An adult must accompany every visitor under 18
Up to two people and two small children may visit
All visitors must arrive together
No cell phone, tablet, camera or recording device
Large bags are not permitted
No revealing, see-through or strapless clothing
No short-shorts, miniskirts, spandex or mesh shirts
No drug or alcohol impairment
Children must remain controlled and supervised
Visits during the initial 72 hours of incarceration require Operations Supervisor approval. Inmates in disciplinary confinement do not receive ordinary visitation privileges.
A visitor asked to leave more than twice may lose visitation privileges permanently. Provocative or sexual behavior can result in an immediate permanent ban.
Send ordinary inmate mail to the correct processing center
Regular personal-mail address
SCH-VCDC FL
Inmate Name – Booking Number
P.O. Box 30
Pinellas Park, FL 33781
Confirm current custody and booking number
Mail for a person no longer in custody is returned unopened.
Use the name entered at booking
Include the matching six-digit booking number.
Add the sender’s complete return address
Mail without a return address is rejected.
Send through a recognized carrier
Use USPS, FedEx or UPS. Hand-delivered ordinary mail is refused.
Keep original documents
Ordinary mail is scanned offsite and delivered electronically through the inmate tablet.
Use appropriate photographs
Nude, provocative or sexually explicit images are prohibited.
Avoid substances on the paper
Perfume, lipstick, paint and other biohazard concerns can cause rejection or destruction.
Personal mail is normally delivered electronically Monday through Friday, excluding weekends and holidays. The sender is currently charged $1 for each accepted photograph.
Do not send these through ordinary personal mail
Cash
Personal or payroll checks
Food or hygiene products
Legal mail
Money orders mixed with letters or photos
Packages from family or friends
Nude or sexually explicit photographs
Perfumed, painted or contaminated paper
Use the direct jail address for privileged legal mail
Legal mail address
Volusia County Corrections
Inmate Name – Booking Number
1354 Indian Lake Road
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Mark the envelope “Legal Mail”
Privileged mail must come directly from an attorney, court or government entity.
Include the complete professional return address
Mail without a complete return address is rejected.
Use the inmate’s booking name and number
Do not substitute a nickname or omit the booking number.
Do not send legal mail to the offsite personal-mail address
The offsite scanning route is for ordinary correspondence.
Use approved attorney communication channels
Attorneys can arrange in-person, privileged telephone, video or secure electronic communication.
Books and publications
Religious materials are the permitted publication category
Materials must come directly from a reputable vendor
Items must be prepaid
Only paperback materials are permitted
Inmates are limited to three publications in housing
Family-delivered packages are not accepted
Communicate without exposing confidential case details
Telephone calls
- Inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming calls.
- Inmates initiate outgoing calls through IC Solutions.
- Family support: 888-506-8407.
- Communication is restricted during the initial 72 hours.
Electronic messages
- Smart Jail Mail supports approved inmate messaging.
- Provider help: 727-349-1561.
- Personal messages are not attorney-client privileged.
- Access can be limited for security or discipline.
Attorney communication
- Verified attorney numbers can be marked privileged.
- A recording warning means the call is not privileged.
- Attorney video sessions are limited to 30 minutes.
- Secure attorney messages require Bar-card verification.
Do not discuss evidence, witnesses, admissions, defenses, plea negotiations or strategy through an ordinary personal call, text or visit.
Attorney video communication through IC Solutions currently carries a $7.50 convenience charge unless waived for qualifying Public Defender or conflict-counsel use. Secure attorney messages through Smart Communications currently cost $0.50 per message.
Add funds to the correct Volusia booking account
Confirm current custody
Do not deposit money after release or transfer.
Use the booking name and six-digit number
The name must match the name used during booking, even when it is an alias.
Choose an approved method
Volusia supports lobby kiosks, Access Corrections online, telephone, app, retail and approved money orders.
Choose Florida and Volusia County Jail
Select the correct agency inside Access Corrections.
Review the service fee
Credit- and debit-card deposits include third-party transaction charges.
Confirm the inmate before paying
Stop when the displayed name or booking number is incorrect.
Save the receipt
Record the provider, date, amount, booking number and confirmation number.
| Method | How it works | Important safeguard |
|---|---|---|
| Lobby kiosk | Available at the Branch Jail or Correctional Facility. | Accepts cash, Visa and Mastercard. |
| Access Corrections website | Deposit with an accepted debit or credit card. | Select Florida and Volusia County Jail. |
| Telephone deposit | Call 866-345-1884. | Have the booking number ready. |
| Retail Cash Pay Today | Register online and use the emailed barcode. | The barcode is linked to one recipient. |
| Approved money order | Use the Access Corrections coupon or the direct county procedure. | Never include an ordinary letter or photograph. |
Direct approved check or money-order address
Volusia County Corrections
Inmate Name – Booking Number
1354 Indian Lake Road
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Understand deductions before adding money
Booking feeVolusia assesses a one-time $30 fee for each booking.
Daily subsistence feeThe county assesses $5 per day and waives it for eligible inmates who choose to work.
Other account deductionsFunds may be used for medical visits, prescriptions, copies, prior incarceration debt and commissary.
A defendant who is acquitted and has the criminal charges discharged may request reimbursement of qualifying subsistence fees through the Florida Justice Administrative Commission.
Purchase an approved care package
Confirm current custody
Do not order after release or transfer.
Open the approved Access Securepak program
Choose Volusia County, Florida.
Open Volusia County care packages
Create the purchaser account
Enter accurate customer and inmate information.
Select only available approved products
Facility security rules control what may be delivered.
Review the total before payment
Visa and Mastercard debit or credit cards are accepted.
Access Securepak telephone ordering:
800-546-6283
Pick up approved property without making a wasted trip
The inmate must submit the request
The inmate completes a Property Release Form through the jail tablet.
Wait for approval
Corrections staff must approve and mark the property for release.
Call before traveling
Confirm that the form has been approved.
Call 386-254-1555
Bring proper identification
The approved recipient must show ID.
Pick up within five days
Approved property is held for five days before being returned to storage.
Understand excluded items
Clothing is not released because it is reissued to the inmate at release.
Approved property pickup is available 24 hours a day. Large items such as backpacks, purses or bags may remain with the arresting law-enforcement agency rather than Corrections.
Report an urgent inmate concern to the correct unit
Branch Jail Health Services386-254-1547
Correctional Facility Health Services386-254-1583
Investigations and Grievances386-258-4045
PREA Reporting Line386-254-1541
Use 911 for an immediate emergency outside custody
Do not wait for a web response when a person is in immediate danger.
Confirm the inmate and facility
Have the legal name and booking number ready.
Describe the concern precisely
State the diagnosis, medication, symptoms, allergies and specific risk.
Call the correct Health Services number
The facility assignment determines which clinical team receives the information.
Do not mail medication
Medication must be reviewed and administered through jail healthcare procedures.
Report sexual abuse or retaliation immediately
Volusia Corrections maintains a zero-tolerance PREA policy.
For a person in custody who is suicidal, depressed or in immediate emotional danger, call the Branch Jail at 386-254-1555 or the Correctional Facility at 386-254-1565 immediately.
Volusia Rape Crisis Center hotline:
800-503-7621
Volusia Sheriff reporting:
386-248-1777
Find the assigned Volusia County public defender
Person is still in jail
- Request appointed counsel at First Appearance.
- Complete the indigency application.
- Record the assigned attorney and case number.
- Use the jail’s open Public Defender telephone line.
- Do not discuss facts on an ordinary recorded call.
Person has been released
- Search the Clerk docket for counsel information.
- Call the Daytona or DeLand Public Defender office.
- Provide every related case number.
- Confirm the next court date and release conditions.
- Update the lawyer with current contact information.
Daytona Beach Public Defender
251 N. Ridgewood Avenue
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
386-239-7730
DeLand Public Defender
101 N. Alabama Avenue, 3rd Floor
DeLand, FL 32724
386-822-5770
Jail staff can provide case dates, charges, agency contacts and assigned-attorney information, but cannot provide legal advice or act as the inmate’s advocate.
Get court-stage support and release information
Keep the police report and court case numbers
These identifiers connect the law-enforcement, jail, prosecutor and court records.
Contact the State Attorney’s Victim Advocates
Advocates provide crisis intervention, referrals, compensation assistance and court support.
Ask how to exercise Marsy’s Law rights
Request notice of significant hearings, release events and case outcomes.
Register for custody notification
Use VINELink when the offender and facility are supported.
Update contact information promptly
Release and court notifications can fail when the telephone, email or address is outdated.
Use emergency and domestic-violence services when necessary
Call 911 for immediate danger.
State Attorney Victim Advocates – Volusia386-239-7720
State Attorney Daytona Office386-239-7710
State Attorney DeLand Office386-822-6400
Domestic Abuse Council of Volusia386-255-2102
Use Florida DOC only after a state sentence or transfer
Use FDC Offender Search for
- A Florida Department of Corrections number.
- A state-prison facility.
- State supervision information.
- Current and prior state felony offenses.
- State release information when displayed.
Do not use it alone for
- A recent Volusia jail booking.
- A person awaiting trial in county jail.
- County probation.
- The police incident report.
- The certified Volusia judgment.
Search the DOC number when known
It is the strongest state-corrections identifier.
Otherwise search the name
Enable alias searching when appropriate.
Match the Volusia court case
Compare the county of commitment, offense and sentence.
Record the current institution
Prison mail, calls, visits and money procedures depend on the assignment.
Return to the Clerk for formal proof
The FDC search does not replace the certified judgment and sentence.
Search Florida DOC offenders
Choose the correct FDLE background-check method
Public name-based search
- Searches publicly available Florida criminal history.
- Costs $24 per search.
- Instant search adds a $1 card-processing fee.
- Instant results are not certified.
- Identity must be verified carefully.
Fingerprint Personal Review
- Used to examine your own Florida record.
- Requires fingerprints taken by law enforcement or criminal justice.
- Has no FDLE processing charge.
- Supports an accuracy challenge.
- Cannot be used for employment, licensing or immigration proof.
Use the free county search for a recent local booking
Do not pay FDLE when the question is only whether someone is in Volusia custody.
Use FDLE when statewide information is needed
The Florida history can include reported records from other counties.
Open FDLE Florida criminal-history checks
Choose instant or certified processing
Certified processing is returned by mail after FDLE staff review.
Use Personal Review for your own accuracy check
Mail the completed application and fingerprint card to FDLE.
Start FDLE Personal Review
Compare every arrest with the final disposition
Look for a missing dismissal, plea, conviction or sentence.
FDLE Criminal History Record Maintenance
P.O. Box 1489
Tallahassee, FL 32302-1489
Phone: 850-410-7898
Email: chrm@fdle.state.fl.us
Fix a wrong Volusia booking, identity or court outcome
Identify which database is wrong
Compare Corrections, the arresting agency, the Clerk and FDLE.
Save the incorrect entry
Record the date, URL, booking number, agency case number and court case number.
Obtain controlling proof
Use a certified disposition, corrected agency report, judgment or identity document.
Correct the originating source first
Corrections handles jail data, police handle reports and the Clerk or court handles the docket.
Complete FDLE Personal Review
Use fingerprints to identify inaccurate statewide information.
Submit the challenge with supporting proof
State the exact incorrect field and the correct replacement information.
Recheck every connected system
One agency’s correction may not automatically update another government or commercial database.
Copy-ready correction request
I request correction of inaccurate or incomplete information associated with
[full legal name], date of birth [date]. The disputed entry is [exact field],
displayed under Volusia booking number [number], agency case number [number]
or court case number [number]. The correct information is [correction].
Attached is [certified disposition, corrected report, order or identity proof].
Correction is different from sealing.
Correct a record when the information is factually wrong. Seek sealing or expungement when the information is accurate but may qualify for restricted access.
Seal or expunge an eligible Volusia County arrest
A dismissed charge does not automatically disappear. Florida adult criminal-history records generally remain public until a statute or court order restricts access.
Sealed record
The general public loses access, but certain government and legally authorized entities retain access.Expunged record
Most authorized entities are told that the record was expunged but cannot view the record without a court order.Prepare these documents first
Volusia booking and arrest information
Arresting-agency case number
Every related court case number
Certified disposition for every charge
Completed FDLE application
Completed fingerprint card
$75 nonrefundable FDLE payment
State Attorney certification for expunction when required
Save all important records before relief
Keep the arrest report, booking information, certified disposition and final court order.
Check eligibility carefully
Prior adjudications, prior sealing or expungement and disqualifying offenses can make the application ineligible.
Complete the FDLE Certificate of Eligibility application
Fill in the arresting agency, arrest date and charges.
Open FDLE eligibility instructions
Obtain a certified disposition
Request it from the Volusia County Clerk for every case or charge listed.
Obtain authorized fingerprints
The fingerprint card must include the required applicant and agency information.
Include the $75 FDLE fee
FDLE accepts the published check or money-order methods and does not accept cash or gift cards.
Allow the current FDLE review period
FDLE states that eligibility processing typically takes about 12 weeks after receiving a complete packet.
Receive the Certificate of Eligibility
The certificate does not seal or expunge the record by itself.
File the petition, affidavit and certificate in the correct Volusia court
Use the court that handled the criminal case.
Pay the applicable Clerk processing charge
Volusia lists a $42 service charge for sealing or expunging a court record.
Notify the required agencies
Follow the current Volusia and FDLE instructions concerning the State Attorney, arresting agency and FDLE.
Obtain the signed judicial order
Relief is not complete until the court grants the petition and FDLE receives a certified order.
FDLE Seal and Expunge Section
P.O. Box 1489
Tallahassee, FL 32302-1489
Phone: 850-410-7870
Email: SEinfo@fdle.state.fl.us
FDLE eligibility does not guarantee that the judge will grant relief. The final decision belongs to the court.
Volusia arrest, jail and court contact board
Branch Jail
1300 Red John Drive
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
386-254-1555
Correctional Facility
1354 Indian Lake Road
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
386-254-1565
Booking, charges and arrest questions386-254-1540
Case Management386-254-1548
Volusia Sheriff Records and Warrants386-736-5962
Clerk of Circuit Court386-736-5915
Public Defender – Daytona386-239-7730
Public Defender – DeLand386-822-5770
State Attorney – Daytona386-239-7710
State Attorney – DeLand386-822-6400
Victim Advocates386-239-7720
FDLE Record Maintenance850-410-7898
Volusia County Branch Jail map
Volusia County Courthouse map
S. James Foxman Justice Center map
Confirm before traveling:
recheck custody, the correct building, office hours, identification requirements, appointment rules and accepted payment.
What the reader can solve without opening ten official pages
Booking search
Live inmate lookup, 15-minute updates, daily downloads, identity checks and missing-record troubleshooting.
Police and court records
Correct-agency routing, report fees, Case Inquiry, disposition terms, copies and certification.
Bond and release
First Appearance times, cash and bondsman procedures, scam warnings and release-processing delays.
Jail visitation and rules
Six-digit booking requirement, appointment window, session times, identification, dress and conduct rules.
Mail, calls and money
Offsite scanned mail, legal-mail address, IC Solutions, Smart Jail Mail, deposits and care packages.
Accuracy and record relief
FDLE history, Personal Review, correction, certified dispositions and sealing or expungement.
