Flagler County Jail Roster

Flagler County Jail Video Visitation

Video visits run Monday through Friday, 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Eastern. Each person in custody can have two one-hour visits a week. Children of any age can join with an adult. Book through JailATM, call (386) 586-4871, or stop at the reception desk at 1001 Justice Lane. Same-day appointments are first come, first served. Sheriff's visitation rules · JailATM video scheduling

For an on-site visit, bring a valid government-issued photo ID and your car keys. Leave other belongings, food, and drinks outside the visiting area. The dress rules list headwear, see-through clothing, shorts or skirts above mid-thigh, and clothing that exposes the back or stomach. Reception staff decide whether an outfit meets the rules. Flagler visitor rules

Flagler County Public Transportation offers door-to-door rides for approved riders at $2 each way within the county. New reservations are taken weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at (386) 313-4100. The county recommends calling four to five days ahead. Give the reservationist the 1001 Justice Lane address and ask about a return ride when you book. County transportation and eligibility

Where to Send Inmate Mail

Send personal letters, photos, and drawings to the Arkansas processing address. ICSolutions digitizes the mail for delivery to tablets. Include the person's full name and inmate ID, identify the facility as being in Florida, and put your full name and physical address in the upper left corner of the envelope. Sheriff's inmate mail policy

Flagler County Jail, FL
[Inmate full name and inmate ID]
P.O. Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72401

Send legal mail and court documents to Flagler County Jail, 1002 Justice Lane, Bunnell, FL 32110. The Sheriff's policy says personal checks, cash, and unauthorized packages are returned. The jail has a separate mailing procedure for commissary money orders. Sheriff's inmate mail policy · Money order instructions

Adding Money to a Commissary Account

The deposit kiosk at 1001 Justice Lane is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It takes credit cards, debit cards, and $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills. Online, choose Flagler County, Florida, in Access Corrections. To deposit by phone with a card, call 1-866-345-1884. CashPayToday offers a cash option at participating retailers after you register and get a barcode. Flagler deposit options · Access Corrections · CashPayToday

For deposits by mail, make a money order payable to Flagler County Inmate Trust Fund. Put the inmate's name, your name, and your return address on the money order. Put your name and return address on the envelope. Address it to the inmate at Flagler County Detention Facility, 1002 Justice Lane, Bunnell, FL 32110. It must arrive before 4 p.m. Tuesday to be available for Wednesday commissary purchases. Sheriff's money order policy

Medical Questions and Prescriptions

If someone in custody has a medical concern that may need immediate attention, call the jail's 24-hour family medical hotline at (386) 263-6260. For other questions, call the Medical Section at (386) 586-4867. Speak with medical staff before bringing a prescription or device. The Sheriff's Office says staff need written consent before sharing a person's medical information with family. Sheriff's inmate medical contacts

Posting Bond and Checking First Appearance

Flagler accepts cash and bonds 24 hours a day. A cash bond requires the full amount. For a surety bond, use a bonding agency registered with the Flagler County Clerk. The Sheriff links to Access Corrections for credit-card bond payments. Before paying, call (386) 437-4116 to confirm the amount, the payment channel, and any holds or release conditions. Flagler bail and bond instructions

Flagler first appearances are on Zoom and usually start at 8:30 a.m. Eastern. For a specific hearing, check the Clerk's case search or call (386) 313-4400. The Flagler Public Defender office in Bunnell can be reached at (386) 313-4545. Seventh Judicial Circuit first appearance information · Flagler court records · Flagler Public Defender office

The Clerk handles cash bond refunds. If a refund is due, the Clerk says the depositor should receive it within 30 working days of the case's final disposition. The court may apply some or all of the deposit to fines, court costs, or restitution. Flagler Sheriff's cash bond refund information