About the Orange County Jail
The Orange County Jail in Orlando, Florida is operated by the Orange County Corrections Department. This page reflects the current inmate roster from the county's BestJail system, including booking dates, charge descriptions, bond amounts, and court case numbers when published.
An arrest is not an indication of guilt. Confirm custody status and court details with Orange County Corrections or the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court.
- Facility
- Orange County Jail
- Operated By
- Orange County Corrections Department
- County
- Orange County, Florida (Orlando)
- Roster Source
- Orange County BestJail inmate database (live JSON API)
How the Orange County Inmate Search Works
Search the Orange County roster by last name, first name or a word from the listed charge. Names may be spelled differently in booking records, so try the last name on its own first. When the public feed omits charges or bond, the official inmate search for Orange County Jail (netapps.ocfl.net/BestJail/Home/Inmates) has the full booking record.
A new booking can appear several hours after the arrest, and a person transferred to another facility will drop off this list. Nearby county jails in Florida, such as Okeechobee, Osceola, Okaloosa, keep separate rosters; someone arrested across a county line will be booked there instead. Many Florida sheriffs publish detailed rosters (charges, bond, booking).
This roster covers Orange County Jail only; it is not a statewide Florida inmate search. People sentenced to state prison are listed by the state department of corrections. Florida county jails are sheriff-run and often huge.
Posting Bail at Orange County Jail
Florida cash and surety bonds are a large industry. Each jail has bondsmen who work that window. First appearance is typically within 24 hours. Bond amounts on the roster can change after the hearing. Bail bond agents must be licensed in Florida and approved to post bonds at this jail.
Bond amounts shown on the roster can change after the first court appearance. Criminal cases from this jail are generally heard at Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida (Orange County). CurrentPrisonList does not accept bail payments or recommend bondsmen.
If the person also has a hold from another county or state, posting the Orange County bond may not lead to release. The jail or the defense attorney can confirm which holds are active.
Sending Money to an Inmate
Money for commissary and phone accounts at Orange County Jail is deposited through the jail's approved vendor, kiosk or lobby payment options. Inmate phone calls and video visits run through the jail's contracted communications provider.
Have the person's full name and booking number from this roster ready when you make a deposit. The jail's street address is 2250 Justice Way, Orlando, FL 32826. Never send money through third parties who claim to represent the jail.
Inmate Communication
Calls and video visits from Orange County Jail are handled by the jail's contracted provider. Inmate phone calls and video visits run through the jail's contracted communications provider. Phone numbers may need to be registered and approved before calls can connect.
Mail must follow Orange County jail rules on photos, books and legal correspondence; check the sheriff's office website for the current policy. If the person is transferred to a state prison, phone and commissary accounts do not carry over automatically.
Orange County Court Information
Criminal cases from this jail are generally heard at Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida (Orange County). Circuit and county courts sit in 20 judicial circuits that group counties. A Miami-Dade felony is the Eleventh Circuit. Do not mix Broward’s courthouse with Miami’s.
Court dates, including first appearance, arraignment and trial, are set by the court, not the jail. The roster shows who is currently held at Orange County Jail; the clerk of court can tell you when a case is scheduled.
- Court
- Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida (Orange County)