Collier County FL Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

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Collier County Jail Booking, Bond and Criminal Court Lookup

Find a recent Collier County arrest, confirm whether the person is housed in Naples or Immokalee, review bond and release information, arrange communication or visitation, and move from the Sheriff’s booking entry to the official Collier court case.

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Start With the Sheriff, Then Verify the Case With the Clerk

Use the official Collier County Sheriff arrest portal for a recent booking, current jail information or warrant search. Save the arrest number, booking number, facility and charge details, then open the Collier Clerk case search to check the filed case, court events and final disposition.

Fraud warning: The Sheriff states that CCSO does not solicit bond or fine payments and bond cannot be paid by phone. Confirm every payment route directly with the jail before sending money.
Official arrest search

Search by name or booking date and open today’s arrest reports.

Naples Jail Center

3347 Tamiami Trail E., Naples • 239-252-9504

Immokalee Jail Center

302 Stockade Road, Immokalee • 239-657-2878

Criminal court records

Collier Clerk • 3315 Tamiami Trail E. • 239-252-2646

Video visitation help

239-252-9556 • Smart Communications support 1-888-253-5178

Public Defender

Suite 510 at the Government Complex • 239-252-2063

Courthouse hours

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed weekends.

Do not assume guilt

A booking entry does not show the final criminal case outcome.

Local task finder

Choose the Collier County Problem You Need to Solve

This browser-only tool does not ask for a name, birth date, arrest number or other personal information.

Jump Directly to the Collier County Task

Use these shortcuts when the immediate problem is already clear.

Two-jail system

Naples and Immokalee Jail Locations, Numbers and Map

An arrest location does not determine where a person will be housed. CCSO explains that people arrested in Naples may be housed in Immokalee and people arrested in Immokalee may be brought to Naples. Confirm the facility before traveling.

Naples Jail Center
3347 Tamiami Trail East
Naples, FL 34112-4434

239-252-9504

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Immokalee Jail Center
302 Stockade Road
Immokalee, FL 34142

239-657-2878

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Collier County Courthouse
3315 Tamiami Trail East
Naples, FL 34112

Court Administration: 239-252-8800
Clerk: 239-252-2646

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Call before travelling.

Ask for the current facility assignment, booking number and visit status. Housing assignments and court schedules can change.

Release route

How Collier County Bond and Release Work

The official jail information page lists three ways to post a bond: cash for the full amount, a cashier’s check for the full amount, or a surety bond through a bonding company. Confirm the amount, every charge and any outside hold before paying.

1BookingIdentity, charges and screening
2Bond statusAmount, no-bond or conditions
3Payment routeCash, cashier’s check or surety
4Hold checkOther warrants or agencies
5Release processingProperty and final clearance
Open the current arrest recordReview every charge and bond field. One charge may have bond while another has no bond or a separate hold.
Call the correct jailProvide the full name and arrest or booking number. Ask for the current total, accepted method and whether another hold blocks release.
Choose an approved payment routeCCSO lists full cash, full cashier’s check or a surety bond. Bond cannot be paid by phone.
Verify a bail-bond licenseIf using a private bonding company, confirm the agent or agency through the Florida Department of Financial Services license search.
Verify a Florida bail-bond license
Ask about Pretrial SupervisionThis is a court-ordered release program for people who qualify. It is not a service a family member can privately purchase.
Allow time for final releasePayment does not bypass another warrant, detainer, court condition, agency hold or normal release processing.
Do not trust an urgent caller: CCSO says it never solicits bond or fine payments. Do not pay by phone, gift card, cryptocurrency or peer-to-peer transfer because someone claims immediate release depends on it.
Court verification

How to Search Collier County Criminal Cases and Court Dates

The Sheriff’s booking entry shows the arrest circumstances. The Collier Clerk portal is the better source for the filed criminal case, court events, fees owed, status and disposition.

Open the official Collier case searchOpen Collier Clerk Case Search
Use the case or booking number when availableA unique number reduces wrong-person matches. The portal also accepts Sheriff’s number, incident number, arrest date and offender number.
Search by legal name when neededEnter the surname first. Try Starts With or SoundEx when the exact spelling does not return the expected record.
Compare the correct caseCheck date of birth, arrest date, court type, filing date, judge, charges and booking number.
Open court events and case statusRecord the next hearing, courtroom and status. Recheck shortly before court because dates and locations can change.
Use e-Notify as a reminderFlorida Courts e-Notify can send text or email reminders for available active criminal cases, but it is a courtesy service and not the official notice.
Open Florida Courts e-Notify
Pending

The case remains open. Read upcoming events and current charges rather than assuming an outcome.

Disposed

The case has a recorded outcome. Open the disposition and sentence fields for the actual result.

Dismissed or nolle prosequi

The prosecution did not continue that charge in its listed form. The booking page may still remain unless legally removed.

Courthouse: 3315 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112 • Court Administration 239-252-8800 • Clerk 239-252-2646 • Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Communication and visits

Collier County Jail Video Visitation and Phone Calls

Phone calls and video visits use SmartInmate. Create an account, connect to the inmate and submit the required video-visit application before scheduling.

On-site and remote

12:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m., seven days a week.

Remote evening visits

6:30 p.m.–10 p.m., seven days a week.

Free on-site allowance

CCSO states inmates receive six on-site visits per week at no charge.

Visitation questions

239-252-9556 • Tech support 1-888-253-5178

Create a SmartInmate accountUse the provider linked by CCSO and verify that the facility is Collier County Jail.
Open SmartInmate
Connect to the inmateUse the correct name and inmate or arrest number. Confirm the account shows the intended person.
Submit the video-visit applicationWait for approval before trying to schedule a session.
Choose on-site or remoteUse the current availability displayed by the provider. Remote visits may involve provider charges.
Review dress and conduct rulesFollow the CCSO rules for clothing, identification, behavior and the visit background.
Confirm no-contact restrictionsCCSO says visits are not permitted when an active no-contact order applies between the visitor and inmate.
Attorney and professional visits: Advanced scheduling is suggested through professionalvisits@colliersheriff.org or 239-252-9520. Published appointment windows are Monday–Friday, 7–10:45 a.m. and 12:30–3:45 p.m.
Family support

How to Send Money, Commissary, Mail, Photos and Books

Money deposits

Use JailATM with the inmate’s name, arrest number and location, or use a lobby kiosk at either jail. The Naples and Immokalee jail lobby kiosks are listed as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Open JailATM

Commissary care packs

CCSO identifies Oasis Commissary and links families to the JailCanteen service. Confirm Collier County, the inmate and current order limits before checkout.

Open JailCanteen

Collier County inmate mail routes
Item
Where to send or submit
Required details
Important warning
Personal letters, cards and photos
Smart Communications–Collier County Jail, P.O. Box 9129, Seminole, FL 33775-9129
Inmate name and ID number
Mail is scanned for the inmate to view. Send only copies you do not need returned.
Books and magazines
Inmate Name A#, 3347 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112
Inmate name and A-number
CCSO says books and magazines from Amazon are not accepted; use another publisher or bookstore.
Money orders or cashier’s checks
Inmate Name A#, 3347 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112
Correct inmate name and A-number
Confirm current deposit rules before mailing funds.
Electronic messages and photos
SmartInmate
Provider account and inmate connection
Use only the provider page linked by CCSO.
Published deposit limits and fees: The jail information page lists a maximum deposit of $300 per week, a $3.25 cash transaction fee, a $3.25 credit-card fee for deposits of $25 or less, and 10% for credit-card deposits above $25. Verify the current amount on JailATM before paying.
Problem solving

Why a Collier County Inmate or Arrest Record May Be Missing

Booking is still underway

Recheck later. Fingerprinting, medical screening and data entry can delay a fresh result.

Wrong name format

Try surname only, remove punctuation and test an earlier or hyphenated surname.

Different jail assignment

Call both Naples and Immokalee when the online entry does not clearly show the current housing location.

Released or bonded out

Move to the Collier Clerk case portal for the active court case and disposition history.

Transferred to state prison

Use the Florida Department of Corrections Offender Search rather than the county jail portal.

Federal or immigration custody

Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons or the responsible federal detention system after transfer.

Mobile tip: If the arrest or court portal does not load correctly, use a current desktop browser, allow required pop-ups, reduce the number of search fields and try the booking number instead of a long name search.
Records and correction

Request an Arrest Report, Florida Criminal History or Record Removal

CCSO report or local background check

Use the Sheriff’s online records-request route. Central Records can answer questions at 239-252-0637.

Open CCSO records guidance

Florida criminal-history search

FDLE’s public name-based search covers available Florida criminal-history information and currently lists a $24 statutory search fee.

Open FDLE Instant Search

Seal or expunge

The FDLE Certificate of Eligibility process is the first state step. Collier Clerk also publishes criminal forms and its current filing information.

Review FDLE seal and expunge

Find the final court dispositionDo not begin with the private mugshot page. Confirm what the Collier court record actually shows.
Determine the correct legal processEligibility depends on the record and outcome. Review FDLE instructions or speak with a licensed Florida attorney.
Apply for an FDLE Certificate of EligibilityThis is the first step for the standard court-ordered seal or expunge process.
File the required Collier court documentsUse the Clerk’s criminal forms and current fee page. The Clerk currently lists $42 for sealing a court file or expungement of a record; verify before filing.
Allow official systems to updateA court order, Clerk update, Sheriff update and FDLE update are separate processing stages.
Request private-site removal separatelyCCSO states arrest photos and information are public record and are removed from its site only for a qualifying statutory exemption, court order or expunction.
Case dismissal alone may not erase the booking image. Preserve the court disposition and follow the official legal process before asking a private publisher or search engine to update an old result.
Before you call

Prepare These Details Before Contacting the Jail, Clerk or Lawyer

Full legal name and spelling
Date of birth or approximate age
Arrest or booking date
Arrest number or booking number
Naples or Immokalee facility
Case number and court division
Exact question: custody, bond, visit, mail or court
A written record of the date, time and office contacted
Official links

Verified Collier County Arrest, Jail and Court Resources

CCSO Arrest and Warrant SearchRecent and prior booking searches. Sheriff Arrest Search GuideOfficial disclaimer, fraud warning and portal links. Collier Jail InformationLocations, bond routes, money deposits and care packs. Inmate CommunicationsVisits, phone calls, electronic messages and mail. Collier Court Case SearchCase details, events, status and court information. Clerk Case Search HelpOfficial explanation and tutorial access. Collier Court SchedulesCurrent judge and hearing schedules. Criminal Court ResourcesPublic Defender, State Attorney, probation and local services. Florida Bar ReferralFind a private Florida lawyer. Bail Agent License SearchVerify a Florida bail-bond agent or agency. Florida VINECustody and available case notifications. FDLE Seal and ExpungeCertificate of Eligibility instructions and forms.
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Collier County Arrest Records FAQs

What is the official Collier County arrest and inmate search?

The official search is the Collier County Sheriff’s Office Arrest and Warrant Search. After accepting the disclaimer, search by name or booking date, compare the identity details and save the arrest or booking number before contacting the jail.

How quickly does a recent Collier County arrest appear online?

There is no guaranteed posting time. Transportation, fingerprinting, medical screening, identity checks and booking data entry may occur before the record appears. Search again later or call the Naples Jail Center at 239-252-9504 or Immokalee Jail Center at 239-657-2878.

How do I know whether an inmate is in Naples or Immokalee?

Check the facility information in the official arrest record and confirm it by telephone before traveling. CCSO states that housing is based on security and inmate needs, so a person arrested in Naples may be housed in Immokalee and vice versa.

How can bond be posted at the Collier County Jail?

CCSO lists three payment routes: cash for the full bond, a cashier’s check for the full bond, or a surety bond through a bonding company. Bond cannot be paid by phone. Confirm every charge, the total amount and any outside hold with the jail before paying.

What are the Collier County jail video visitation hours?

On-site and remote video visits are available from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. seven days a week, and remote visits are also available from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Registration, connection to the inmate, application approval and current rules apply.

How do I send money to a Collier County inmate?

Use JailATM with the inmate’s name, arrest number and location, or use a lobby kiosk at the Naples or Immokalee Jail Center. CCSO lists both jail lobby kiosks as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Verify current fees and limits before paying.

What address should I use for Collier County inmate mail?

Personal letters, cards and photos go to Smart Communications–Collier County Jail, Attention To the inmate name and ID number, P.O. Box 9129, Seminole, FL 33775-9129. The mail is scanned for the inmate, so send only copies you do not need returned.

How do I find a Collier County criminal court date or case?

Use the Collier Clerk Case Search. Search by case number or booking number when available, or use the legal name and compare the date of birth, arrest date, court type and charges. Florida Courts e-Notify can provide courtesy reminders for available active criminal cases.

How can someone contact the Collier County Public Defender?

The Collier County Public Defender office is at 3315 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 510, Naples, FL 34112, and the listed telephone number is 239-252-2063. Representation depends on court appointment and financial eligibility.

How can a Collier County arrest record be sealed, expunged or removed?

Start with the final Collier court disposition and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Certificate of Eligibility process. After obtaining the required approval, file the applicable documents through the Collier Clerk. CCSO states that its arrest photos and information are removed only for a qualifying statutory exemption, court order or expunction.

Official-resource review completed August 2, 2026

This independent guide is not affiliated with the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, Collier County Clerk of Court, Twentieth Judicial Circuit, Public Defender, State Attorney, Florida Bar, FDLE, Smart Communications, JailATM or any bonding company.

Booking data, housing assignments, bond amounts, visitation schedules, provider fees, mailing rules, court dates and office procedures can change. Confirm time-sensitive information through the linked official page or by telephone.

Responsible-use notice: An arrest is not a conviction. Do not use arrest information to harass anyone or for employment, housing, credit, insurance or another decision requiring a legally compliant consumer report.