Escambia County Jail Roster

Escambia County Jail Address and Phone Numbers

Escambia County Jail
3080 N. Pace Blvd.
Pensacola, FL 32505

Use the number for the service you need. The county contact directory lists separate detention, visitation and medical contacts.

• Detention: (850) 436-9830 for custody and release questions; jaildetention@myescambia.com.
• Video visitation: (850) 436-9961; visitation@myescambia.com. The visitation center is also at 3080 N. Pace Blvd.
• Medical Division: (850) 436-9802; jailmedical@myescambia.com.

The correctional facility has separate public parking and entrances, with a public area for bond payments and property collection. Confirm where to enter when arranging either service.

Work Annex and Other Housing Locations

The Work Annex is at 601 Highway 297-A, Cantonment, FL 32533. Its number is (850) 937-2100, and its email is workannex@myescambia.com.

Confirm the housing location before booking a visit, mailing a money order or setting out. For someone housed by another agency, Escambia's visitation policy directs visitors to arrange the visit with that agency.

Video Visitation at Escambia County Jail

Family visits generally take place by video. A regular visit does not include physical contact; contact visits require special authorization.

The county directs families to GettingOut for registration and home video visits. Its visitation page lists provider assistance at 1-855-516-0115. For a visit at the center, confirm the current visiting window for your relative's housing location with (850) 436-9961 before traveling.

The county's visitation policy, effective October 28, 2026, provides at least two hours of visitation per week for people in general population. Medical needs, custody restrictions and facility conditions can affect access.

Scheduling a Visit at the Center

For scheduled facility visits, the policy requires booking at least 24 hours ahead, with reservations available up to seven days in advance. A cancellation made less than 24 hours before the appointment counts as a visit. Use the instructions for your chosen visit type when arranging a remote session.

Court appearances, medical appointments, lockdowns and other facility needs can interrupt a scheduled visit. A canceled appointment is not automatically rescheduled.

Someone traveling more than 75 miles may request a special visit, but approval is discretionary. Hospital visits also require authorization.

Visitor Identification, Children and Dress Code

Bring a valid, readable photo ID. The visitor rules list a driver's license, state ID, military ID or passport; cracked, taped, altered and expired identification is not accepted.

A normal scheduled visit allows two visitors. Children younger than one do not count toward that limit. Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult unless they qualify as emancipated juveniles and bring the required proof and identification. Children under 12 must remain with their accompanying adult throughout the center grounds, including the lobby and parking area.

The visitor rules prohibit swimsuits and clothing that exposes the breasts, buttocks or groin, including see-through garments that reveal those areas. Clothing with disruptive suggestive, obscene or inflammatory messages is also prohibited.

Permitted belongings are limited to keys, photo ID, a wallet or an inspected money pouch no larger than four inches by four inches, and permitted outerwear. Smartwatches are prohibited. Leave other belongings secured in your vehicle.

Ordinary family visits are monitored and may be recorded. Apparent intoxication can lead to a denied visit; disruptive or sexual conduct can end a visit and affect future visiting privileges.

Inmate Mail and Legal Correspondence

The county publishes different mailing destinations for ordinary letters and legal correspondence. Check the recipient details with detention before addressing an envelope.

Ordinary Inmate Mail

P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

This is the ordinary inmate-mail destination listed on the current county contact page. Ask detention which inmate identifier and facility designation the envelope needs, and confirm the instructions for the person's housing location. Ask which photographs, books or other enclosures can be accepted before sending them.

Legal Mail

P.O. Box 17800
Pensacola, FL 32522

The county labels this Pensacola address for inmate legal mail. Account money orders have their own recipient and payment instructions below.

Depositing Money and Buying Commissary

Use the county's Main Jail deposit instructions for inmate-account funds. They list these options:

• Online: Follow the county's link to Access Corrections and confirm the facility and recipient before paying.
• In person: Deposit cash at the Main Jail lobby kiosk, 3080 N. Pace Blvd., which the county lists as available 24 hours a day.
• By mail: Send a U.S. Postal Money Order payable to ITF followed by the inmate's first and last name.

Inmate Accounts
P.O. Box 17800
Pensacola, FL 32522

The kiosk's 24-hour availability applies to cash deposits. Check separately before arriving for a visit or property pickup.

For commissary purchases, confirm the current ordering arrangements and spending allowance with the person's housing location. The county's published Work Annex menu warns that prices, products and availability can change. Review the amount and any transaction charge shown before authorizing a payment.

Work Annex Deposits

The Work Annex deposit page also links Access Corrections. Its visitor-check-in kiosk accepts cash during visitation hours only. For mailed deposits, the page specifies a U.S. Postal Money Order addressed to the inmate at the Work Annex:

Escambia County Work Annex
Inmate's Name
601 Hwy 297A
Cantonment, FL 32533

Phone Service and Video-Visit Accounts

For telephone service, use the Escambia County FL ConnectNetwork page linked by the county. For video-visit registration, follow the county's GettingOut instructions. Check the selected facility, service and account terms before adding money.

Keep the purpose of each payment clear: the county provides separate links for inmate deposits, telephone service and video visits. For custody or release information, contact the Detention Division at (850) 436-9830.

Medical Care, Medication and Patient Consent

Contact the Medical Division at (850) 436-9802 about a relative's health or medication needs. Ask staff how to submit the information through the appropriate channel.

Medical staff may need the patient's consent before sharing confidential healthcare information with family. Ask Medical Division how your relative can authorize that communication.

The county warns that email content and addresses can become public records. For sensitive health information, call Medical Division and ask how to submit it.

Can Family Bring Prescription Medication?

Under the county's 2023 inmate handbook, medication from outside the jail requires authorization by a Health Services Provider. Speak with Medical Division before bringing medication to the facility.

Requesting Care While in Custody

The 2023 handbook directs people in custody to alert their housing officer immediately about urgent medical needs. For routine medical or mental-health concerns, it describes paper sick-call requests given to medical staff rather than requests through the inmate tablet. Work Annex uses the shift supervisor or Medical Correctional Officer for immediate needs.

The handbook also states that a lack of funds will not prevent medical care.

Bond Payments and Release Questions

The correctional facility has a public area for bond payments. Call detention at (850) 436-9830 to establish the current payment instructions and the release arrangements for the person you are helping. Confirm what payment method to bring and where to report before making the trip.

Pre-Trial Release Supervision

A judge may refer a defendant to Escambia's Pre-Trial Release program, which supervises court-ordered conditions while charges are pending. Supervision can also accompany release on a cash or bondsman bond. The program number is (850) 595-3100.

The county lists no supervision fee for this program, although court-ordered testing may carry a charge. Follow the release conditions provided by the jail and the court's reporting instructions.

Collecting Property and Arranging Clothing

Under the county's 2023 handbook, an inmate can authorize a designated person to collect property by signing a release witnessed by staff. The facility has a public property-collection area. Call detention to confirm the release is ready, the pickup hours and the identification required.

The handbook says intake clothing is retained for the person's eventual release, with an exception for someone sentenced to state prison. Ask detention about any court-clothing or replacement-clothing request before bringing items to the jail.

Getting to the Jail

For a trip to the Main Jail or visitation center, use 3080 N. Pace Blvd., Pensacola, FL 32505. Work Annex is at the separate Cantonment address above. Confirm the appointment location before setting out.

For bus-trip assistance, Escambia County Area Transit is listed at (850) 595-3228 and ecat@myescambia.com. Give ECAT the destination and appointment time, and check the return trip as well as the arrival.

Reporting Abuse and Finding Information in Spanish

Family members, friends and legal counsel can report sexual abuse or harassment on someone's behalf at prea@myescambia.com or (850) 436-9830. Written reports can be sent to Escambia County Jail PREA Coordinator, 3080 N. Pace Blvd., Pensacola, FL 32505.

The county detention page provides English and Spanish inmate handbooks.

Family information reviewed November 5, 2026. The roster above carries its own data-update time.