Inmate Search FAQ
INMATE SEARCH
Q: How can I search for an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: You can search for an inmate in Duval County Jail by visiting the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office website and accessing their Inmate Information Search page. You can search by the inmate's name, booking number, or case number.
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Q: Can I find out the charges against an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: Yes, you can find the charges against an inmate in Duval County Jail through the inmate search tool on the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office website. The charges will be listed in the inmate's booking information.
Q: How often is the inmate information on the Duval County Jail website updated?
A: The inmate information on the Duval County Jail website is updated every 30 minutes, but it may take up to 24 hours for new bookings to appear.
INMATE CALLS
Q: Can inmates make phone calls from Duval County Jail?
A: Yes, inmates can make phone calls from Duval County Jail. They can use the jail's phone system to make collect calls or purchase phone time through an account with the jail's commissary.
Q: How can I receive phone calls from an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: Inmates in Duval County Jail are allowed to make collect calls to approved phone numbers. You can add your phone number to the inmate's approved call list by contacting the jail's visitation center.
Q: How much does it cost to make a phone call from Duval County Jail?
A: The cost of making a phone call from Duval County Jail varies depending on the location and duration of the call. Inmates can purchase phone time through the jail's commissary, and the cost will be deducted from their account.
VISITATION
Q: Can I visit an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: Yes, you can visit an inmate in Duval County Jail. Visitors must schedule their visit in advance and follow the jail's visitation rules and dress code.
Q: How do I schedule a visit with an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: To schedule a visit with an inmate in Duval County Jail, visit the jail's visitation center or schedule the visit online through the jail's website. You will need to provide the inmate's name and booking number.
Q: What are the visitation rules for Duval County Jail?
A: The visitation rules for Duval County Jail include a dress code, no outside food or drinks, no cell phones or other electronic devices, and no weapons or contraband. Visitors must also follow the jail's visitation schedule and sign in and out with the visitation center.
SENDING MAIL
Q: Can I send mail to an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: Yes, you can send mail to an inmate in Duval County Jail. All correspondence must be addressed to the inmate, including their name, booking number, and housing unit.
Q: Are there any restrictions on the type of mail I can send to an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: Yes, there are restrictions on the type of mail you can send to an inmate in Duval County Jail. You cannot send cash, checks, or money orders. You also cannot send packages or items that violate jail policy or state or federal law.
Q: How long does it take for an inmate to receive mail in Duval County Jail?
A: It can take up to two weeks for an inmate to receive mail in Duval County Jail. All incoming mail is subject to inspection and may be delayed if it violates jail policy or state or federal law.
CARE PACKAGES
Q: Can I send a care package to an inmate in Duval County Jail
A: No, Duval County Jail does not allow care packages from outside vendors or individuals. Inmates can purchase items such as snacks, hygiene products, and stationery from the jail's commissary.
Q: Can I send books to an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: No, Duval County Jail does not allow books to be sent directly to inmates. However, inmates can receive books from approved vendors such as Amazon or Barnes & Noble, as long as the books are new and shipped directly from the vendor.
Q: Can I send magazines to an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: Yes, you can send magazines to an inmate in Duval County Jail if they are shipped directly from the publisher or an approved vendor. The magazines must be new and in good condition.
SENDING MONEY
Q: How can I send money to an inmate in Duval County Jail?
A: You can send money to an inmate in Duval County Jail through the jail's commissary system. You can deposit money online or by phone, or by visiting the jail's visitation center.