Osceola County Jail Booking, Bond and Court Case Lookup
Looking for someone arrested in Kissimmee, St. Cloud or another part of Osceola County? Use this guide to find the current jail record, review every listed charge and bond, check the official criminal court case, arrange a visit and reach the correct office without wasting time on unrelated databases.
Osceola County Arrest Search Quick Facts
Osceola County Corrections current inmate population.
402 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744.
407-742-4444 for custody, bond and facility routing.
407-742-3500, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Call 407-742-3566 when an online case is unclear.
407-742-7100, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Scheduled video visits, seven days a week, 8:30 a.m.–7:45 p.m.
Contact the Sheriff’s Office at 407-742-6515.
Search using the surname first. If no record appears, call 407-742-4444 with the person’s legal name, date of birth if known, arresting agency and approximate arrest time. Transport, fingerprinting, medical screening and booking entry can delay the first online result.
What Do You Need to Do Right Now?
Select the immediate problem. This tool runs inside your browser and does not request a name, birth date, booking number or other personal information.
Which Osceola County Record System Should You Use?
User task | Correct source | Prepare before opening | What to do next |
|---|---|---|---|
Find current custody | Legal name and approximate arrest date | Open the inmate name and review every charge, bond and booking detail. | |
Browse recent arrests | Arrest date, name or arresting agency | Save the booking number and verify present custody separately. | |
Check the filed criminal case | Case number, legal name, citation or arresting case number | Open the correct case and review the docket, hearings, charges and disposition. | |
Search statewide Florida history | Accurate legal name and identifying details | Choose instant, certified or non-certified search based on the intended use. | |
Find a state-prison offender | Name or Department of Corrections number | Confirm the facility, status and identifying information. | |
Check a possible warrant | Legal name and date of birth | Call 407-742-6515. Corrections staff do not perform warrant checks. |
How to Search Osceola County Arrest Records and Current Inmates
The official search lists individuals incarcerated in the Osceola County Jail. It is updated several times each day. Released individuals are removed during a later update, so save the booking and court details before closing the page.
Go to the Current Inmate Population search. Confirm that the page is hosted on an Osceola County government domain.
Enter the surname first. Add the first name only if the results are too broad. Avoid adding unnecessary punctuation or every possible search field.
Click the person’s name to view the booking details, charge descriptions and bond information.
Check the date of birth, booking number, arresting agency, booking date, charges and other available identifiers before deciding it is the correct person.
Write down the inmate ID, booking number, charge statute, bond and arresting case number. These details make the Clerk search easier.
Contact Osceola County Corrections at 407-742-4444 if the arrest is recent, the person disappeared from the search or the bond fields conflict.
The Daily Arrest Reports page helps locate recent bookings. Use the current inmate database to confirm whether the person remains in custody.
The county removes released individuals during the next inmate-search update. Use the Clerk’s criminal case search when you need the filed case after release.
Make Sure You Found the Correct Person
Similar names are common. A jail entry is an allegation-stage record and does not establish guilt, conviction or final charges.
How to Check and Pay an Osceola County Jail Bond
Open the current inmate search, select the person and review the bond on every charge. One bond amount does not automatically clear another no-bond charge, warrant or hold.
Use the county’s View and Pay Bond page and call 407-742-4444 when any field is unclear.
The county states that cash is not accepted for bonds. Current listed options include online credit or debit card payment through the county-linked Osceola Bail service, cashier’s check, money order or a registered bonding agent.
Ask whether another county warrant, probation violation, immigration detainer, no-bond order or separate case prevents release.
Save the payment confirmation, booking number, case number, amount and the name of the agency or agent that accepted the payment.
The county currently advises that release processing may take approximately four to six hours or longer after a bond or purge is paid. Hold checks, workload, identification and release paperwork can affect the timing.
Corrections says it will not call families demanding bond or GPS fees through Zelle, Venmo, Apple Pay or Cash App. End the call and verify information directly with 407-742-4444 or a licensed bonding agency.
Initial appearance information
The first appearance is the hearing where a judge reviews the charges and decides bond or pretrial-release conditions. Osceola County’s current bond page lists initial appearances at approximately 1:30 p.m. Monday–Friday and 10:30 a.m. on weekends and holidays. Always confirm the current docket before travelling.
Open the Clerk’s Court Docket or contact the courthouse. A written request may be required to attend an initial appearance in person.
How to Search Osceola County Criminal Court Records
The jail page shows booking-stage information. The Osceola Clerk’s case portal is the correct place to review the filed case, docket events, hearings and disposition.
Go to the Osceola County Court Records Search. The portal requires JavaScript.
Use the court case number when available. The portal also supports name, citation number and arresting case number searches.
Review the case type, filing date, defendant name, arresting case number and charge information before opening the docket.
Check formal charges, bond orders, hearing dates, warrants, continuances, pleas, sentencing and final disposition.
Contact the Clerk at 407-742-3500 or the criminal case information line at 407-742-3566.
Use the Clerk’s Court Docket or case search. Register with Florida e-Notify for courtesy text or email reminders.
The service provides reminders, but the Clerk’s official notice and court docket control. Keep your mailing address updated in the criminal case.
Contact the Osceola County Public Defender or Find a Private Lawyer
2 Courthouse Square, Suite 3200
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone: 407-742-7100
Client assistance: 407-742-7070
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Complete the Affidavit of Insolvency truthfully.
- If in jail, the form is generally provided before initial appearance.
- If released, ask the Clerk or judge about applying.
- The court decides financial eligibility and appoints the office.
- Contact the assigned attorney before the next court date.
The Public Defender currently states that Florida requires a $50 application fee. The Clerk accepts the fee; the Public Defender’s Office does not collect it directly.
Use The Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service online or call 800-342-8011, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m. The service currently lists an initial 30-minute consultation for no more than $25.
Schedule an Osceola County Jail Visit
Osceola County uses scheduled video visitation. Onsite visits are conducted through video equipment rather than face-to-face contact. Remote visits are also available through the county-linked provider.
Search the current inmate database before scheduling. A transferred or released person cannot complete a visit at the Osceola facility.
Use the visitation route linked from the official visitation page, or register at the facility’s lobby kiosk.
The county currently lists visitation seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. Scheduling and facility availability control the final appointment.
Arrive and check in with valid photo identification at least 15 minutes before the visit. Late arrivals are not permitted to visit.
Visitors must place property in a locker and may be searched before proceeding to the video-visitation booth.
No open-toe shoes, plunging necklines, transparent clothing or provocative or offensive clothing. Dresses and shorts must extend to mid-thigh, and clothing must be properly sized.
The official page provides an at-home video route through ICSolutions. Create a prepaid account, confirm the current rate and test the computer, camera and connection before the appointment.
Inmate Phone Calls, Mail, Email and Commissary
Inmates may make outgoing calls. Incoming calls are not accepted except for life-or-death emergencies.
Standard correspondence is scanned through Smart Communications before the inmate views it.
Smart Communications provides a paid email and message-credit route.
Use Access Corrections online, by telephone or through the jail lobby kiosk.
Set up inmate telephone calls
Use ICSolutions or call 888-506-8407. Customer-care representatives are listed as available 24 hours a day.
A prepaid account is tied to a specified telephone number. A debit telephone account, where available, lets the inmate call permitted numbers.
The county states that inmate calls are recorded and monitored, except qualifying calls between an inmate and the attorney of record.
Send standard postal mail
Inmate’s full name and facility ID number
P.O. Box 9127
Seminole, FL 33775-9127
Legal mail, court documents, bank statements and permitted publications continue to be sent directly to Osceola County Corrections, 402 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744. Verify the current addressing format before mailing.
Deposit commissary money
Use Access Corrections, call 866-345-1884, or use the cash-only Access Corrections kiosk in the jail lobby. Provider fees and posting times depend on the amount and payment method, so review the live fee schedule before submitting money.
When to Use FDLE Instead of the Osceola Jail Search
The Osceola inmate database answers a local custody question. FDLE provides Florida criminal-history search options when the user needs a broader statewide record check.
Provides immediate name-based results that can be printed or emailed. The result is not certified.
Use the certified/non-certified route when the recipient requires a mailed or certified FDLE response.
An individual may request their own fingerprint-supported Florida record for accuracy review without an FDLE charge.
FDLE currently lists a $24 fee for a public Florida criminal-history search, with an additional card-processing charge for the instant online option. Confirm the current total before paying.
What If the Person Disappears From the Osceola Jail Search?
The county removes released individuals during a later database update. Check the Clerk case for conditions and future dates.
Call 407-742-4444 and ask whether custody moved to another Florida agency.
Search the Florida Department of Corrections after state intake has been completed.
Use the Federal Inmate Locator when the case is federal.
Allow time for transport, screening, fingerprints and booking entry, then call the jail.
Try the surname alone, another legal surname, a hyphen variation or fewer search fields.
Register for Osceola County Custody Alerts
VINE is a free statewide service for custody-status information and available notifications covering participating county jails and state prisons.
The Ninth Judicial Circuit State Attorney provides victim advocates and witness coordinators for people navigating an Orange or Osceola County criminal case.
Keep contact information current and work with law enforcement or a victim advocate when there is a safety risk.
Request Osceola County Jail, Arrest or Court Records
Record needed | Responsible office | Information to provide | Best starting link |
|---|---|---|---|
Jail booking or Corrections record | Osceola County Corrections | Inmate name, ID, booking date and exact document requested | |
Sheriff arrest or incident report | Osceola County Sheriff’s Office | Agency report number, date, location and involved person | |
Kissimmee Police report | Kissimmee Police Department | Incident number, date, location and requester details | |
Criminal court document or disposition | Osceola Clerk of the Circuit Court | Court case number, defendant and exact document |
Ask for a specific identifiable record instead of “everything.” Include the agency, date range, booking or case number and document type. A broad request may take longer and may involve permitted costs.
Seal, Expunge or Correct an Osceola County Criminal Record
Use the Clerk case search and obtain the final court document needed to understand how the case ended.
Florida sealing and expungement depend on the record, case result and statutory eligibility. Obtain the required FDLE certificate when applicable.
Open the Osceola Clerk Seal and Expunge page for local filing instructions and contact information.
If information is inaccurate rather than merely public, contact the agency that created or supplied the incorrect entry.
After official correction or court relief, provide a private publisher with the exact URL and a redacted copy of the official supporting document.
Email Expunge.Seal@OsceolaClerk.org or call 407-742-3500. The Clerk publishes hours of Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., excluding holidays.
Osceola County Jail, Clerk and Public Defender Contacts
Kissimmee, FL 34744
Phone: 407-742-4444
Use for: Current custody, booking, bond, visitation and facility questions.
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone: 407-742-3500
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., excluding holidays.
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone: 407-742-7100
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Kissimmee, FL 34744
Phone: 407-742-4550
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
402 Simpson Road is the correctional facility. Use it for approved visits, lobby services and directions after confirming the current procedure.
The Clerk, criminal court and Osceola Public Defender are routed through the courthouse at 2 Courthouse Square.
Confirm custody, visit appointment, payment method, document availability and the correct building before making an in-person trip.
Official Osceola County Arrest, Jail and Court Resources
Continue With the Correct Florida Arrest Search
Use the Florida arrest records guide for FDLE, Florida Corrections, county-clerk and statewide criminal-history routing.
Use the Orange County arrest records guide when the arrest happened in Orlando or Orange County rather than Osceola County.
Use the Arrests.org Florida guide for third-party booking discovery followed by official county verification.
Return to the Arrests.org USA search hub when the arresting state or county is uncertain.
Osceola County Arrest Records FAQs
What is the official Osceola County inmate search?
The official search is the Osceola County Corrections Current Inmate Population database. Search by name, open the matching person and compare the inmate ID, booking date, charges, bond and arresting agency.
How often is the Osceola County inmate database updated?
Osceola County states that the inmate search is updated several times per day. A very recent arrest may not appear until intake is completed, and a released person is removed during a later update.
How do I check and pay an Osceola County jail bond?
Open the current inmate record and review the bond on every charge, then use the official View and Pay Bond page or call 407-742-4444. The county does not accept cash for bonds and currently lists card payment, cashier’s check, money order or a registered bonding agent.
How long can release take after an Osceola County bond is paid?
Osceola County currently advises that release processing may take approximately four to six hours or longer after bond or purge payment. Other holds, warrant checks, identification and release paperwork can extend the time.
How do I search an Osceola County criminal court case or date?
Use the Osceola Clerk’s Benchmark court portal and search by case number, legal name, citation number or arresting case number. Open the matching case to review docket events, hearings and disposition, and use Florida e-Notify for courtesy reminders.
What are the Osceola County jail visitation hours?
The county currently lists scheduled video visitation seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. Visitors must schedule first, arrive with valid photo identification at least 15 minutes early and follow the published dress rules.
Where do I send mail to an Osceola County inmate?
Regular correspondence is addressed to Smart Communications | Osceola County Corrections, followed by the inmate’s full name and facility ID number, P.O. Box 9127, Seminole, FL 33775-9127. Legal mail and court documents use the jail address at 402 Simpson Road.
How do I contact the Osceola County Public Defender?
Call the Ninth Judicial Circuit Public Defender’s Osceola office at 407-742-7100. The office is at 2 Courthouse Square, Suite 3200, Kissimmee, and publishes hours of Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
How do I request an Osceola County arrest or jail record?
Use Osceola County Corrections for jail and booking records, the responsible police or Sheriff records office for arrest and incident reports, and the Osceola Clerk for criminal court documents. Provide the case or booking number, date and exact document requested.
How can an Osceola County criminal record be sealed or expunged?
Obtain the final court disposition, review FDLE eligibility and certificate requirements, then follow the Osceola Clerk Seal and Expunge process. Contact Expunge.Seal@OsceolaClerk.org or 407-742-3500 for local filing questions.
Official-resource review completed August 3, 2026
This independent guide is not affiliated with Osceola County Corrections, the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, Osceola Clerk of Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit Public Defender, FDLE, Florida Department of Corrections, Florida VINE, ICSolutions, Smart Communications, Access Corrections or another government agency or service provider.
Current custody, charges, bond, release timing, court schedules, visitation availability, provider fees, mailing rules, office hours and online portal behaviour can change. Confirm time-sensitive information through the linked official page or by calling the responsible office.
Responsible-use notice: An arrest is not a conviction. Do not use a booking entry or mugshot to harass someone or to make employment, housing, credit, insurance or another decision requiring a legally compliant consumer report.