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Inmate Search & Court Dates

Use the links below to search for an inmate or look up upcoming court dates in each county we serve. If you need help understanding what you find, call Shea.

Inmate Search by County

Click on a county below to search for someone who may be in custody. Each link goes directly to that county's official inmate search tool.

St. Johns County offers a public online inmate search through the Sheriff's Office: St. Johns County Sheriff's Office  Inmate/Jail Search. Read: How to Use the St. Johns County Inmate Search. Call Shea at (904) 417-8196 and she can help you find out if someone is in custody.

Statewide Search Tools

These state-level tools let you search for inmates and active warrants across Florida  not limited to a single county.

πŸ’œDomestic Violence Resources

Help for Domestic Violence Victims

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you are not alone. These resources are available 24/7 and completely confidential. Your safety comes first.

πŸ“ž24/7 Crisis Hotlines

Another Way, Inc.

Local 24-Hour Hotline

1-866-875-7983

National Domestic Violence Hotline

24/7 Confidential Support

800-799-SAFE (7233)

🐾Pet-Friendly Domestic Violence Shelters in Florida

Many victims stay in dangerous situations because they fear for their pets. These Florida shelters welcome pets so you can leave safely with your entire family.

Family Life Center

Bunnell, FL (Flagler County)

386-437-3505

Quigley House

Clay County, FL

904-406-0885

Another Way, Inc.

Columbia County, FL

386-719-2700

The Salvation Army β€” Sunrise Center

Dade City, FL

352-567-1011

Women In Distress

Deerfield, FL (Broward County)

954-761-1133

Peace River Center

Lakeland, FL

863-413-2707

Another Way, Inc.

Levy County, FL

352-493-6177

Safespace

Miami-Dade, FL

305-758-2546

The Shelter for Abused Women & Children

Naples, FL

239-775-1101

Micah’s Place

Nassau County, FL

904-225-9979

Shelter House

Okaloosa & Walton Counties, FL

850-863-4777

Harbor House of Central Florida

Orlando, FL

407-886-2856

Serene Harbor

Palm Bay, FL

321-726-8282

SPARCC

Sarasota, FL

941-365-0208

Dawn Center

Spring Hill, FL

352-686-1281

Community Action Stops Abuse (CASA)

St. Petersburg, FL

727-895-4912

Refuge House

Tallahassee, FL

850-681-2111

The Spring of Tampa Bay

Tampa, FL

813-247-7233

⚠️Safety Notice

If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are browsing this page and are concerned about your safety, remember that your internet history can be monitored. Consider using a public computer or a trusted friend's device. You can also call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-SAFE (7233) for help creating a safety plan.

πŸ’ΌEmployment

Jobs After a Felony

A record doesn't have to define your future. Plenty of Northeast Florida employers hire people with felonies, and there are free programs that will walk with you through applications, training, and interviews. You deserve a fresh start β€” these folks can help you get one.

CareerSource Northeast Florida

Free career services for everyone, including people with a criminal record: job coaching, training programs, and job listings β€” with a career center in St. Augustine.

Operation New Hope β€” Ready4Work

A Jacksonville reentry program offering job training, job placement, and help getting vital documents like birth certificates and IDs in order.

Second Chance Employers Directory

A local directory of Duval County employers known to hire people with felonies β€” a great place to start your job search.

βš–οΈLegal Help

Free Legal Aid

Legal problems can feel impossible when money is tight β€” but you don't have to face them alone. These organizations provide free civil legal help to qualifying Northeast Florida residents, from housing and family matters to questions about your record.

Jacksonville Area Legal Aid

Free civil legal services for qualifying low-income residents of Northeast Florida. 126 W. Adams St., Jacksonville.

St. Johns County Legal Aid

The St. Augustine office of Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, serving St. Johns County residents. 200 Malaga St., Suite 2, St. Augustine.

πŸͺͺGetting Started

ID & Driver's License Help

An ID opens doors β€” to work, housing, and everyday life. If you came home without a valid ID, don't worry: getting one is easier than you think. Start with these.

Florida Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV)

The official source for Florida IDs and driver's licenses. Their Florida Licensing on Wheels (FLOW) mobile units even partner with the Department of Corrections to help people get a state ID before release.

Operation New Hope

Helps reentry clients track down vital documents, including birth certificates and driver's licenses.

Mental Health & Crisis Support

If you or someone you love is in crisis, help is available right now. In an emergency, call 911.

Local (St. Johns Area)

UF Health St. Johns Behavioral Health Resource Center

Open 24/7 with clinicians on staff, available during a crisis. No appointment needed.

EPIC Behavioral Health Rapid Response Team

24/7 service with response within 60 minutes.

St. Augustine Youth Services Mobile Response Team

24/7 service for ages 5–25. Response within 60 minutes.

The Vinson Foundation

Support group for families who lost someone to suicide. Serves St. Johns, Jacksonville, Fernandina Beach, and Orange Park.

Statewide (Florida)

Call 211

Local experts available 24/7. Calls are confidential and can be anonymous.

Dial 211

Hope for Healing Florida

Help navigating mental health and substance abuse care in Florida.

Nationwide

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

24/7 free, confidential support.

Call or text 988

Crisis Text Line

Text HOME to 741741

Veterans Crisis Line

For veterans and their loved ones.

Text 838255orCall 1-800-273-8255 (press 1)

Teen Line

Text TEEN to 839863

SAMHSA

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration β€” resources for mental health, drugs, or alcohol.

samhsa.gov β†—

Not Sure What You're Looking At?

Court records and inmate searches can be confusing. If you find something and don't know what it means, call Shea. She'll explain it in plain English.