Land O’ Lakes, FL Jail Inmate Search & Booking Lookup 2026

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Land O’ Lakes, Florida · Pasco County Corrections guide

Pasco County Inmate Lookup, Booking Records, Visits, Money and Court Help

If someone was arrested around Land O’ Lakes, Wesley Chapel, New Port Richey, Dade City or another part of Pasco County, the most important first question is whether the person is still in county custody. Pasco County operates its central detention facility in Land O’ Lakes and provides separate tools for current inmates and past arrests.

This page explains the entire process in one place: how to search the booking system, verify the correct person, understand charges and custody information, handle a missing result, schedule video visitation, send money or mail, find the criminal court case, confirm release or transfer, and contact the correct office without bouncing through multiple government pages.

Open live Pasco custody search Call Pasco Corrections Can’t find the inmate?
Important: An arrest record or booking entry does not establish guilt. Custody, charges, bond, housing and release status can change as a case moves through the criminal justice system. Verify the person using more than a name before paying money, traveling to the jail or sharing information about the record.
Jail operator

Pasco County Corrections, not the Sheriff’s Office.

Main jail

20101 Central Blvd., Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637.

Main phone

813-996-6982

Search choices

Current custody and past-arrest databases.

Verified

August 17, 2026 using county sources.

Start here

Which Land O’ Lakes inmate search should you use?

Pasco County separates current custody from older arrest information. Picking the wrong search is one of the most common reasons people think a record has disappeared.

A
Person may be in jail now

Use In Custody. This is the correct starting point after a recent arrest or when you need the current jail status.

B
Looking for an older booking

Use Past Arrests when the person is no longer shown as currently housed in Pasco County Corrections.

C
You need the court case

Use the Pasco County Clerk court-record system after you obtain the name or case details from the booking record.

Most useful strategy: First determine whether the person is currently in custody. Once you have the correct booking, write down the booking or inmate identifier and case information before doing anything else.

Choose what you need to do

Jump directly to the problem you are trying to solve.

Live booking lookup

How to run a Land O’ Lakes Florida jail inmate search

Pasco County Corrections provides current-custody and past-arrest options from its corrections page. The live database is the only place you need to leave this article for the actual lookup.

Open Pasco County Corrections Use the county corrections page and select In Custody for a person who may currently be jailed. Use Past Arrests for an older booking.
Start with the person’s last name Avoid filling every possible field on the first attempt. A broad last-name search is less likely to hide the correct record because of a spelling, suffix or date discrepancy.
Add the first name only if needed When several people have the same surname, add the legal first name. Try a shortened version or alternate spelling if the first search fails.
Open the most likely booking Compare age or birth date, arrest date, booking identifier, listed agency, charge information and current custody status.
Write down the inmate or booking identifier Keep it with the person’s full name. It may be required for mail, deposits, telephone accounts, visitation support and corrections staff questions.
Check whether the record is current or historical A past booking does not mean the person is currently inside the Land O’ Lakes facility. Look specifically for current-custody information.
Confirm uncertain information by phone Call Pasco County Corrections at 813-996-6982 when the arrest is recent, the person’s location is unclear, or the record appears to show release or transfer.
Open Pasco Corrections and choose In Custody Call 813-996-6982

How to read a Pasco County booking record

A jail record answers a different question from a court record. The jail system shows the booking and custody side; the Clerk’s court system shows the criminal case as it moves through court.

What common jail-record information means
Field What it tells you What to do with it
Booking or inmate ID The identifier associated with the inmate or booking. Save it before calling, sending money, writing mail or scheduling services.
Booking date When the person entered the county booking process. Use it to distinguish a new arrest from an older Pasco County booking.
Arresting agency The law-enforcement agency connected with the arrest. Contact that agency for arrest-report questions that are not handled by Corrections.
Charge An allegation associated with the booking or case. Check the Clerk’s court record because charges may later be amended, dismissed or resolved.
Bond information The currently displayed release-security information for a case when available. Confirm all cases and holds before paying anything.
Custody status Whether the person is shown as currently held or no longer in active county custody. Call Corrections if the status is unclear or appears to have just changed.
Case information Information that can connect the booking to a criminal court case. Use it in the Pasco Clerk Online Court Records Search.
Do not rely on a mugshot or name alone. People can share names and similar ages. Use multiple details before assuming a record belongs to the person you are looking for.
Troubleshooting

Can’t find someone in the Pasco County inmate search?

Arrest happened only a few hours ago The person may still be moving through identification, medical screening, booking or transportation. Retry the current-custody search and call if necessary.
The full name produces no result Search only the surname. Then try a maiden name, hyphenated name, suffix, alternate spelling or shortened first name.
The person was visible earlier They may have bonded out, been released after court, transferred or moved to another jurisdiction.
You are finding an old arrest instead Make sure you selected the current In Custody database rather than Past Arrests.
A city police department made the arrest The arrestee may not yet have reached the county detention facility. Confirm where the arresting agency transported the person.
State or federal custody is possible A person transferred from Pasco County may later appear in a Florida Department of Corrections or federal locator instead of the county database.
You know there is a criminal case Search the Pasco County Clerk court system. A person can have an open criminal case without being in the county jail.
You still cannot determine the location Call Pasco County Corrections at 813-996-6982 with the full name, date of birth, arrest date and arresting agency.
Useful call script “I’m trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], is currently in Pasco County custody. The arrest may have happened on [date] through [agency]. I have [booking/case number if available]. Can you confirm whether the person is still housed there, has been released, or was transferred?”

What happens after an arrest in Pasco County?

The exact timing varies, but understanding the normal path helps explain why a new arrest may not immediately appear online.

Arrest and transport The law-enforcement agency takes custody and transports the arrested person for booking or to the appropriate detention facility.
Identification and booking Basic identifying information, the arresting agency, booking details and charge information are entered into the detention process.
Medical and classification review Correctional staff evaluate housing, health, security and other classification needs before final housing assignment.
First court or release decision Depending on the case, bond, court action or another legal hold can affect whether the person remains detained.
Continued custody, release or transfer The person may remain at Pasco County Corrections, be released, or later be transferred to another agency or correctional system.
Why the online result may lag: A family member can know an arrest occurred before all public booking information is available. A missing result immediately after arrest is not proof that the person was released.
Know the right address

Pasco County Corrections address, visitation building and phone numbers

Pasco County Corrections
20101 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637

Main phone: 813-996-6982

Purpose: detention, custody and corrections operations.

Jail Visitation & Resource Building
10326 Asbel Road
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637

Phone: 813-996-6982, ext. 6419

Purpose: on-site virtual visitation and inmate-resource access.

Do not automatically drive to Central Boulevard for a visit. Pasco County publishes a separate Jail Visitation & Resource Building on Asbel Road. Confirm the type of visit and location before leaving home.

Before traveling

Confirm the inmate is still in Pasco County custody
Save the booking or inmate identifier
Confirm whether you need the jail or visitation building
Bring government-issued identification if required
Check the scheduled visit time before driving
Do not bring prohibited property into a secure area
Video visitation

Pasco County Jail visitation: schedule, location and preparation

Pasco County Corrections uses ICSolutions Advanced Technology for video visitation. The county publishes both on-site virtual visitation and remote visitation options.

Advance scheduling

Visits must be scheduled at least 17 hours in advance.

Visitor support

ICSolutions: 1-888-506-8407.

On-site location

10326 Asbel Road, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637.

Published on-site virtual visitation hours
Day Morning Afternoon
Tuesday 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
Wednesday 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
Thursday 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
Saturday 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
Schedule can change: Pasco County specifically notes that on-site visitation hours are subject to change. Confirm your booked session before driving to Asbel Road.

How to prepare for the visit

Verify the inmate first Have the correct inmate identity or booking information before creating or using a visitation account.
Create or sign in to the ICSolutions account Use the same personal information you expect to use for the scheduled visit.
Select Pasco County Corrections Make sure the selected facility is the Pasco County correctional facility rather than another Florida jail.
Schedule at least 17 hours ahead Last-minute visit requests do not meet the county’s published minimum scheduling window.
Check connection and identification requirements For remote visitation, make sure the device, camera, microphone and internet connection work before the appointment.
Log in early Do not wait until the exact start time to discover an account, password, device or connection problem.
Schedule the live ICSolutions visit ICSolutions support: 1-888-506-8407
Money and account deposits

How to send money to a Pasco County Corrections inmate

Pasco County’s Inmate Services section includes inmate money-deposit services. The most important protection is to identify the correct inmate before submitting payment.

Find the inmate in the current-custody system Copy the name and inmate or booking identifier exactly as displayed.
Open the county’s inmate money-deposit action Use the payment option connected from Pasco County Inmate Services rather than an advertisement or unrelated people-search website.
Select the correct facility Confirm that you are depositing to Pasco County Corrections in Florida.
Search the recipient carefully Match the inmate name and identifier before entering a dollar amount.
Review the transaction fee Deposit-service fees may vary. The provider should display the fee and total before you submit payment.
Save the receipt Keep the transaction number, date, amount and inmate identifier until the money is confirmed.
Scam protection: Never send money because someone claims by text or social media that payment is required for immediate release. Confirm custody, bond and payment instructions independently through the county.
If a deposit fails: Check whether the inmate has been released or transferred, verify the exact identifier, confirm the selected facility and contact the payment provider for transaction-specific support.
Digital mail

Pasco County inmate mail: what happens after you send a letter

Pasco County Corrections uses ICSolutions digital mail scanning. Ordinary correspondence sent through the approved mail process is received at the digital mail center, scanned and then made available to the inmate through a tablet and/or kiosk.

Ordinary mail

Processed through the ICS digital mail system and delivered electronically after scanning.

Correct addressing matters

The county warns that an incorrectly addressed envelope may be returned or delayed.

Legal mail is different

Legal mail is not eligible for ordinary digital scanning and must follow the separate privileged-mail procedure.

Items Pasco County says are not eligible for ordinary scanning

Legal mail
Newspaper and magazine clippings
Post-it notes
Items attached to paper with tape
Practical mail rule: Keep personal correspondence simple. Use plain paper, avoid attachments and decorative materials, and verify the current digital-mail address from Pasco County Inmate Services immediately before mailing because mail-processing vendors and addresses can change.

Before you mail anything

Confirm the person is still in custody Mail sent after release or transfer may not reach the intended person.
Copy the inmate information exactly Use the full name and identifier required by the current county mail instructions.
Use the current digital-mail address Do not assume the physical jail address at Central Boulevard is the correct personal-mail destination.
Separate legal mail from personal mail Privileged attorney correspondence must not be sent through the ordinary scanning process.
Keep a copy If the content matters, retain your own copy because scanned-mail systems do not function like traditional direct delivery of the original paper.

Pasco County inmate phone calls and communication accounts

Pasco County uses ICSolutions for correctional communication and video-visitation services. ICSolutions offers prepaid account types that allow friends and family to receive approved calls.

Prepaid Account

This type is tied to a designated outside telephone number. The inmate can use the available prepaid service to call that approved number.

Debit Telephone Account

Funds are placed into the incarcerated person’s telephone account, allowing calls to permitted numbers. Once purchased for the debit account, the funds belong to the incarcerated person.

What to do if calls stop working

You never receive the first call Check whether the outside number is blocked, restricted or entered incorrectly in the service account.
Calls suddenly stop Confirm the person is still housed at Pasco County Corrections before assuming the phone account failed.
A call disconnects Use ICSolutions support for service or billing issues rather than calling the jail booking desk.
The inmate was transferred The receiving jail or prison may use a different provider, account structure or calling policy.
ICSolutions customer service

1-888-506-8407

Use this number for communication-account, prepaid-service and visitation-provider issues.

Court case lookup

Find the criminal case after locating the inmate

Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller provides public access to criminal court records. Felony, misdemeanor and criminal traffic case files are generally available for public viewing unless sealed, expunged or confidential by law.

Copy the defendant’s name and case information Use information from the booking record instead of searching from memory.
Open the Pasco County Online Court Records Search This is the live action for finding the docket and case record.
Search the criminal case Use the case number when you have it. A case-number search reduces the risk of mixing people with similar names.
Review the case status Look for court division, filing information, case events and available documents.
Recheck before a hearing Court schedules can change. Verify the current docket rather than relying on an old screenshot or jail entry.
Pasco County criminal court contacts
Office Address Phone / hours
Robert D. Sumner Judicial Center 38053 Live Oak Avenue, Suite 210, Dade City, FL 33523-3805 352-521-4542
Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. ET, excluding holidays.
West Pasco Judicial Center 7530 Little Road, Suite 106, New Port Richey, FL 34654-5598 727-847-8031
Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. ET, excluding holidays.
East Pasco Records Retention Facility 38319 McDonald Street, Dade City, FL 33525 352-521-4489
Jack Albert Records Retention Facility 8902 Government Drive, New Port Richey, FL 34654-5555 727-847-8962
Jail record vs. court record: The jail page may continue showing the original booking charge while the court record later reflects amended charges, additional filings, dispositions or dismissal.
Run the official court-record search

Active warrant search versus inmate search

A warrant record and a jail booking are not the same thing. A person can have an active warrant without currently being incarcerated, and an inmate can have custody matters that are not explained by one warrant listing.

Use In Custody when…

You need to know whether the person is currently housed at Pasco County Corrections.

Use warrant information when…

You are trying to determine whether an outstanding warrant exists before or after an arrest.

Pasco Sheriff’s Office guidance: The Sheriff’s Office points users to Florida’s statewide wanted-subject system for warrant searching. Do not treat a warrant result as proof of present jail custody.

Release, bond and transfer: what to check before pickup

A family’s biggest mistake is often assuming that a change in the online record means the person is already standing outside the jail. Release is a process, not only a database status.

The booking disappears Check Past Arrests and call Corrections. The person may have been released or transferred rather than simply removed from the system.
A bond was paid Do not assume immediate release. Administrative processing and additional holds can affect timing.
There are several criminal cases One case may be releasable while another case or warrant continues to hold the person.
The person is going to state prison After transfer, future custody information may move to the Florida Department of Corrections system.
A federal matter exists The receiving federal agency may become the correct source after county transfer.
You are arranging transportation Wait for confirmation of actual release rather than planning pickup solely from an online change.
Release confirmation script “I’m calling about [name], booking/inmate number [number]. The online record appears to have changed. Has the person been physically released, or were they transferred to another agency? If transferred, which agency now has custody?”

Medical, mental-health and dental care inside Pasco County Corrections

Pasco County contracts correctional healthcare services for people housed in the Land O’ Lakes facility. County information describes medical, mental-health, dental and pharmaceutical care as part of the correctional healthcare program.

Medical care

Correctional healthcare staff handle medical assessment and treatment within the facility.

Mental-health care

Mental-health treatment is part of the healthcare services provided at the facility.

Dental and pharmacy

The county’s correctional healthcare arrangement includes dental and pharmaceutical services.

Urgent health concern: If you believe an incarcerated person faces an immediate serious health or safety risk, call Pasco County Corrections directly and clearly explain that you are reporting an urgent inmate welfare concern. Do not rely on an email or routine web form for an emergency.
Medication tip: Do not assume you can hand prescription medication directly to an inmate. Contact Corrections first and ask for the current medical-property or medication-delivery procedure.
Safety and PREA

How to report sexual abuse, harassment or an urgent safety concern

Pasco County Corrections maintains Prison Rape Elimination Act procedures for reporting sexual abuse and sexual harassment in the detention environment.

PREA / Shift Commander

Phone: 813-235-6017

Use this contact for a Pasco County Corrections PREA-related concern.

Immediate emergency

If someone outside custody is in immediate danger, use 911. Inside the facility, an incarcerated person should alert correctional staff immediately.

Do not delay a serious report: A life-safety concern should be communicated immediately. Preserve useful details such as names, dates, times, housing location and a concise description of what happened.

Public records, booking photos and arrest-report questions

Pasco County’s booking databases provide basic inmate and arrest information, but they are not a substitute for every underlying public record.

Which office handles which record?
What you need Best source Why
Current custody Pasco County Corrections – In Custody Shows current county detention information.
Older Pasco booking Pasco County Corrections – Past Arrests Designed for prior arrest and booking records.
Criminal court case Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller Maintains felony, misdemeanor and criminal traffic court files.
Arrest report Arresting law-enforcement agency The agency that made or documented the arrest generally controls its law-enforcement report.
Sheriff public records Pasco Sheriff’s Office Records Handles Sheriff’s Office public-record requests through its established records process.
Booking photo tip: When the online arrest record includes an available booking image, use the county-hosted image rather than an old third-party mugshot page. If the county record has changed or disappeared, verify current status before relying on a saved image.

Land O’ Lakes jail-search tips that prevent common mistakes

Do not call only the Sheriff’s Office

Pasco County Corrections operates the jail. Use Corrections for inmate-custody and detention-service questions.

Use In Custody before Past Arrests

For a recent arrest, current custody should be the first database you check.

Save the inmate identifier

It reduces mistakes when dealing with visitation, money, mail and provider accounts.

Know the two Land O’ Lakes addresses

The detention center is on Central Boulevard; the visitation/resource building is on Asbel Road.

Schedule visits ahead

Pasco County requires at least 17 hours of advance scheduling for video visitation.

Do not mail personal letters to a guessed address

Ordinary inmate mail is processed through a digital mail center, not simply handed over at the jail.

Check the court after the booking

The court record is where later case activity becomes clearer.

Confirm before sending money

A transfer or release can change which facility or payment system is appropriate.

Do not equate arrest with conviction

Use neutral language because charges can change and an arrest does not establish guilt.

Pasco County Corrections map

Main detention facility: 20101 Central Boulevard, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637. For a scheduled on-site virtual visit, verify whether you instead need the Jail Visitation & Resource Building at 10326 Asbel Road.

Live actions you may still need to complete

The practical rules are explained above. These external systems are needed only when a live transaction or current database lookup cannot be performed inside this article.

1
Current inmate lookup

Open Pasco Corrections and choose In Custody.

Run live custody search
2
Past booking lookup

Use Past Arrests from the same Pasco Corrections page.

Search past arrests
3
Schedule video visitation

Create or sign into the ICSolutions account and select Pasco County Corrections.

Schedule visitation
4
Criminal court lookup

Search the Clerk’s live court database by case number or defendant information.

Search court records
5
Call Corrections

Use when custody, release, transfer or service information is unclear.

813-996-6982
6
Visitation support

Use ICSolutions support for account, scheduling or technical issues.

1-888-506-8407
Information review: Custody structure, corrections contact information, detention and visitation addresses, current inmate-service guidance, video-visitation scheduling, digital-mail handling, PREA reporting and Pasco County criminal court access were reviewed against Pasco County government, Pasco County Corrections and Pasco County Clerk resources on August 17, 2026.

Land O’ Lakes Florida jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate in Land O’ Lakes, Florida?

Use Pasco County Corrections. Choose In Custody for someone who may currently be jailed and Past Arrests for an older booking. Start with the last name and verify multiple identifying details.

Where is the Pasco County jail in Land O’ Lakes?

Pasco County Corrections is at 20101 Central Boulevard, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637. The main number is 813-996-6982.

Is the Land O’ Lakes jail operated by the Pasco Sheriff’s Office?

No. Pasco County Corrections operates the detention facility. The Pasco Sheriff’s Office handles law-enforcement functions and may be the arresting agency in a case.

Why can I not find someone in the Pasco inmate search?

The person may still be in booking, listed under another spelling, released, transferred, or held by another agency. Retry with fewer search fields and call Corrections if necessary.

How does Pasco County video visitation work?

Pasco County uses ICSolutions. Visits must be scheduled at least 17 hours ahead. On-site virtual visitation is published for Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. and 1 p.m.–4 p.m., subject to change.

Where is the jail visitation building?

The Pasco County Jail Visitation & Resource Building is at 10326 Asbel Road, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637. The county lists 813-996-6982, extension 6419.

How do I send mail to an inmate?

Pasco County uses an ICSolutions digital-mail scanning process for ordinary personal mail. The correspondence is scanned and made available electronically to the inmate. Legal mail uses a separate procedure.

How do I send money to an inmate?

First confirm the inmate’s current custody status and exact identifier. Then use the money-deposit action connected through Pasco County Inmate Services, review any fee shown before payment and keep the receipt.

How do I find the inmate’s Pasco County criminal court case?

Use the Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller Online Court Records Search. Felony, misdemeanor and criminal traffic records are generally public unless sealed, expunged or confidential.

How do I report a PREA concern?

Pasco County lists the Corrections Shift Commander at 813-235-6017 for PREA-related reporting. Urgent safety situations should be reported immediately rather than through a delayed routine channel.

Independent information notice: This website is not Pasco County, Pasco County Corrections, the Pasco Sheriff’s Office, a court, ICSolutions or a live detention database. Booking, custody, charge, bond and release information can change as a case progresses. An arrest or criminal charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt. Always verify the correct person before sending money, visiting, mailing property, publishing information or making decisions based on a jail record.

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