Osceola County, FL Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

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Osceola County, Florida · Live custody and family action guide

Osceola County Booking Lookup, Bond, Visits, Mail and Release Help

The official Osceola County inmate roster is useful only when you know how to read it. A result can include several charges, separate court references, different bond amounts and unfamiliar status codes—and a person may still be in county custody while physically housed somewhere else.

This guide explains the entire process in plain language: how to find the correct inmate, interpret the record, verify bond, schedule a visit, fund commissary, send acceptable mail, set up phone calls, check the court case, request property and respond when no result appears.

Run the official inmate search Call the jail No result found?
Identity and legal warning: Inclusion in the roster does not indicate guilt. Match the date of birth, inmate ID, booking number and physical description before identifying someone. Charges, bonds, housing and release status can change after the roster is updated.
Roster updates

Several times per day.

Main jail phone

407-742-4444

Facility address

402 Simpson Rd., Kissimmee, FL 34744.

Visitation

Daily, 8:30 a.m.–7:45 p.m., by appointment.

Facility capacity

Official design capacity: 911.

Start with the right search

Which Osceola County lookup should you use?

1
Looking for current custody

Use the Current Inmate Population search. A person released from custody is removed during the next scheduled update.

2
Looking for a recent arrest

Use the county’s Daily Arrest Report when a newly arrested person has not yet appeared in the current inmate population.

3
Looking for case history

Use the Osceola Clerk court-record search. The jail roster is not a complete historical criminal-court database.

Important coverage detail: The roster can include people in Osceola County Corrections custody who are physically housed elsewhere. Do not assume the listed population number represents only people sleeping at 402 Simpson Road.

Choose the problem you need to solve

Every major jail-related action is explained below.

Official search workflow

How to search the Osceola County inmate roster accurately

Open the live current-inmate search The official roster has a single search field. It searches people currently listed in Osceola County Corrections custody.
Begin with the last name Type the legal last name without adding every possible detail. A broad search helps when the first name, middle name or spelling is different from what the family expects.
Try a first name or partial name When the last name gives too many results, add the first name. Also test hyphenated surnames, maiden names, compound names and common spelling differences.
Open the inmate’s name The search-results list shows a photograph when available, inmate ID, first name, middle name and last name. Select the name to open the detailed custody record.
Verify the identity Compare the date of birth, inmate ID, booking number, sex, race, height, weight, hair and eye color. Do not identify someone from the photograph or name alone.
Read every charge row A single booking may contain multiple offenses, separate court references, different bond amounts or zero-bond holds.
Save the inmate ID and booking number These identifiers are needed for mail, phone accounts, deposit transactions, property questions and faster calls to Corrections staff.
Call before an important action Contact 407-742-4444 before paying bond, driving to the jail or assuming a person has been released.
Search the live inmate population Call Osceola Corrections

How to understand an Osceola County inmate detail page

The detailed page is sometimes called a “rap sheet” by the county search interface. It is a custody and booking summary—not a final judgment or complete criminal-history report.

Osceola County inmate-result fields explained
Field What it tells you How to use it
Inmate ID The person-level identifier displayed by Osceola Corrections. Use it for mail, email, phone, visitation and staff questions.
Booking number The identifier for the current or listed jail booking. Use it to separate one booking episode from another and confirm payment details.
AKA An alternate name connected with the record. Check whether an unsuccessful name search should use another surname or spelling.
DOB and physical details Date of birth, race, sex, height, weight, eyes and hair. Use at least two details to avoid confusing people with similar names.
Offense number A row-level identifier connected with the listed offense. Use the court reference—not the offense number—when researching the court case.
Florida statute The statutory citation and abbreviated charge description. Remember that it is a booked allegation and may later be amended or dismissed.
Bond The amount presently listed for that individual charge or case row. Check every row. Do not rely only on one visible bond amount.
Total bond The combined amount calculated from listed bond-bearing charges. Ask whether zero-bond charges or holds still prevent release.
DSP date A county disposition or processing date shown with the offense row. Do not interpret it as a guaranteed release or final court-disposition date.
JSTAT An internal jail-status code connected with the charge row. Call Bonds and Dockets at 407-742-4404 when the code affects a bond or court question.
Reference Usually the criminal case number or another agency reference. Copy it into the Clerk’s court-record search.
Zero-dollar bond warning: A $0 entry does not necessarily mean release is free. It may indicate no bond, a non-bondable hold, a court decision, another jurisdiction or a case requiring clarification.
Troubleshooting

No Osceola County inmate result? Follow this decision path

The arrest happened today The person may still be completing intake, identification, medical screening, property inventory or first appearance processing.
The name may be different Search the last name only. Try maiden names, compound surnames, hyphens, suffixes, alternate spellings and shortened first names.
The person was recently released Osceola County removes released people during the next roster update, so the record may disappear the same day.
The person is held elsewhere Search results can include inmates housed elsewhere, but a person arrested near the county line may instead be in Orange, Polk, Lake or another county.
A city police agency made the arrest Confirm whether the person has completed transfer from the arresting agency to Osceola County Corrections.
The case exists but custody does not Use the Clerk’s court-record search. The person may be released, on pretrial supervision or associated with an older case.
Useful call script “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], is currently in Osceola County Corrections custody. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. I also have [inmate ID, booking number or case number]. Can you confirm the current status or tell me which agency has custody?”
Search timing tip: Because the county says the roster is refreshed several times per day, retrying later is reasonable after a very recent arrest—but call immediately when safety, medication, court or release is urgent.

Osceola County Correctional Facility facts, address and contacts

Facility location
Osceola County Correctional Facility
402 Simpson Road
Kissimmee, FL 34744
Main contact

407-742-4444

Use for general jail and custody questions.

Facility profile

Constructed in 1986, renovated in 1998–1999 and designed for 911 inmates.

What the facility includes

  • Administrative, intake and medical areas.
  • Direct-supervision housing areas.
  • Multi-purpose areas and a kitchen.
  • Judicial Services, Security, Support and Inmate Services divisions.
  • Health Services and Community Corrections functions.
  • Initial medical screening, continuous nurse staffing and daily sick call.
Accreditation: Osceola County reports repeated Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission reaccreditation and National Commission on Correctional Health Care accreditation for the medical unit.
Inmate Classification

407-742-4571

Use for housing or classification questions.

Bonds and Dockets

407-742-4404

Use for bond or court-processing questions.

Jail Records

407-742-4411

Use for correctional records questions.

Chaplain

407-742-4465

Contact after a verified death or serious family emergency.

Bond and release

How to verify and pay an Osceola County inmate bond

Active scam warning: Osceola County says Corrections will never call a family demanding bond, GPS or release fees through Zelle, Venmo, Apple Pay or Cash App. Do not send money. Verify independently with the jail or a licensed bonding agency.
Open the detailed inmate record Search the person’s name and click the result. Review every charge row, individual bond and total bond.
Check for zero-bond charges A payable bond on one case does not clear a separate no-bond charge, warrant, hold or court restriction.
Confirm the current amount Call Bonds and Dockets at 407-742-4404 or the main jail at 407-742-4444 when the record is unclear.
Choose online card payment or a bonding agent Osceola County does not accept cash for bonds. Online bond payments use credit or debit cards through OsceolaBail.com.
Verify the correct inmate and case Compare the full name, inmate ID, booking number, charge, court reference and bond amount before submitting payment.
Save the confirmation Keep the transaction receipt, confirmation number, booking number, case reference, amount and payment time.
Confirm release separately A successful payment does not mean the person has physically exited. Processing, other holds, property return and court orders may delay release.
Osceola County does not accept

Cash bond payments at the jail.

County-listed options

Online credit/debit card payment or a registered bonding agent.

Pay a verified bond online Call Bonds and Dockets

What happens after bond?

All cases are bondable and paid Release processing can begin after payment and verification.
One case shows no bond The person may remain in custody even when other bonds are paid.
Another county has a warrant Osceola may hold or transfer the person for the other jurisdiction.
Pretrial release is ordered The person must comply with court-imposed supervision and check-in rules.

Osceola County pretrial release after jail

Pretrial Release assesses defendants, reports eligibility information to the court and supervises approved defendants until the criminal case is resolved.

Pretrial office
Community Corrections Building
317 Church Street
Kissimmee, FL 34741

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Community supervision

407-742-4574

Use for pretrial, home-confinement or supervision-unit questions.

Rules that frequently cause problems

Check in on every assigned date
Contact the officer immediately after a missed check-in
Obtain authorization when travel restrictions apply
Get court permission before international travel when required
Keep address and phone information current
Follow all conditions in the Initial Appearance order
Missed check-in: Osceola County says failing to check in is a serious violation that can result in a warrant and revocation of pretrial release. Contact the assigned supervision officer immediately.
Visitation planner

Osceola County Jail visitation hours, cost and visitor rules

Available days

Seven days a week.

Published hours

8:30 a.m.–7:45 p.m.

Weekly inmate allowance

Up to two hours, subject to scheduling.

Create or use an ICSolutions account Register online or use the lobby kiosk at the correctional facility.
Select the correct inmate Use the full name and inmate ID from the official roster to avoid scheduling with the wrong person.
Choose onsite or remote Onsite visits use a video booth at the jail. Remote visits use a compatible home computer and prepaid account.
Reserve the appointment Walk-in availability should not be assumed. Complete scheduling before driving to the jail.
Arrive 15 minutes early Sign in at the visitation desk with valid photo identification. Late arrival results in the visit being denied.
Place personal property in a locker Visitors are subject to search and cannot carry personal belongings into the visiting area.

Onsite versus remote visitation

Osceola County video-visitation options
Option Location and cost Key rule
Onsite video visit Conducted from a video booth at 402 Simpson Road. Arrive and sign in 15 minutes before the appointment.
Remote home visit 17 cents per minute; county also lists $15 for 30 minutes. A prepaid ICSolutions account and compatible computer are required.

Dress code

Wear closed-toe shoes
Avoid plunging necklines
Shorts and dresses must reach mid-thigh
Do not wear transparent clothing
Wear properly sized clothing
Avoid provocative, suggestive or offensive designs
Late-arrival rule: The county does not allow a late visitor to continue with the visit. Build in time for parking, identification, sign-in and securing personal property.
Visitation appointments

407-742-4400

Visitation front desk

407-742-4403

Schedule an inmate visit
Telephone accounts

How Osceola County inmate phone calls work

Inmates make outgoing calls through ICSolutions. Except for verified life-or-death emergencies, family members cannot call directly into the housing unit and speak with an inmate.

Prepaid account

Funds calls to the specific telephone number selected by the account holder.

Debit telephone account

When available, funds the inmate’s ability to call permitted numbers rather than only one designated number.

Three setup methods

Online Create an account through ICSolutions and select Osceola County as the facility.
Telephone Call ICSolutions customer care 24 hours a day at 1-888-506-8407.
Mail Send a cashier’s check or money order to ICSolutions, Attn: Customer Service, 2200 Danbury Street, San Antonio, TX 78217.

Information required with a mailed payment

What to include with an ICSolutions mail payment
Account type Required information
Prepaid account Your name, address, designated receiving phone number and facility name: Osceola County.
Debit telephone account Your name, address and phone number, Osceola County facility name, inmate name and inmate facility ID.
First-call feature: When an inmate first calls a number without an account, the recipient may receive one complimentary 60-second call, followed by an option to speak with customer care and set up prepaid service.
Calls are monitored: Osceola County states that inmate telephone calls are recorded and monitored except qualifying calls between an inmate and the attorney of record. Do not discuss confidential defense strategy on an ordinary family call.

Unused phone funds and refunds

Prepaid phone services expire six months after the last prepaid purchase unless state law requires otherwise. A refund may be requested for unexpired funds, and an approved refund may include a $2.99 processing fee.

Mail and electronic messages

Osceola County inmate mail addresses and complete rules

Regular personal mail
Smart Communications | Osceola County Corrections
Inmate full name and inmate number
P.O. Box 9127
Seminole, FL 33775-9127
Legal and special mail
Inmate full name and inmate number
Osceola County Corrections
402 Simpson Road
Kissimmee, FL 34744

Use for legal mail, court documents, bank statements and approved publications.

Do not mix the addresses: Personal mail goes to the Smart Communications scanning center in Seminole. Legal documents, court mail, bank statements and publications go directly to the jail in Kissimmee.

How ordinary mail is delivered

Mail reaches Smart Communications The outside of the envelope must show the inmate’s name and ID plus the sender’s return address.
Mail is scanned Postcards, letters and greeting cards are digitized into the Smart Jail system.
The inmate views it electronically Processed mail becomes available through the facility kiosk or inmate tablet.
Released inmates can retrieve copies After release, a former inmate may use SmartJailMail with the inmate number and password to download processed messages, photographs and postal mail without charge.

Permitted mail

Postcards
Signed greeting cards up to 5 × 7 inches
Photographs up to 4 × 6 inches
Up to ten photographs retained by an inmate
Ordinary paper correspondence
Mail sent through the U.S. Postal Service

Mail that will be rejected or restricted

Photo restrictions

No Polaroids, nudity, sexually oriented images or gang-related photographs.

Card restrictions

No unsigned cards, cards over 5 × 7 or cards containing non-paper components.

Material restrictions

No newspaper clippings, blank paper, stick-on decorations or adhesive address labels.

Package restriction

Packages are not permitted without prior administrative approval.

Sexual content

Sexually oriented material and pictorial nudity are prohibited.

Inspection

Non-privileged mail is opened and checked. Privileged mail is inspected in the inmate’s presence.

Books, magazines and newspapers

  • Address publications to the inmate at 402 Simpson Road, Attention: Mailroom.
  • Books must currently come directly from the publisher.
  • Osceola County’s notice says books sent through distributors such as Amazon will not be delivered.
  • Hardcover books are not permitted for normal delivery and may be placed in the inmate’s personal property.
  • Publications containing nudity or sexually oriented material are prohibited.
  • Material creating safety, security or orderly-operation concerns may be rejected and returned.

Email through Smart Communications

Create a SmartJailMail account Register with an email address and password.
Add the inmate Use the exact inmate name and number from the official county search.
Purchase message credits Credits pay for messages sent by the outside user or inmate.
Write with monitoring in mind Electronic messages are reviewed by Corrections staff for prohibited content.
Send an electronic message Track scanned postal mail
Commissary deposits

Osceola County commissary deposit methods and exact fee tiers

Always confirm the inmate’s name and ID before paying. The amount received in the inmate account is reduced by the vendor fee charged to the depositor.

Access Corrections deposit fees published by Osceola County
Deposit amount Lobby kiosk Online Telephone
$0.01–$19.99 $3.00 $2.95 $3.95
$20.00–$99.99 $3.00 $5.95 $6.95
$100.00–$199.99 $3.00 $7.95 $8.95
$200.00–$300.00 $3.00 $9.95 $10.95

Choose the lowest-cost method

Lobby kiosk

Cash only. The published fee remains $3 through the listed deposit tiers.

Online deposit

Debit or credit card through Access Corrections. Fees rise with the deposited amount.

Telephone deposit

Call 1-866-345-1884. Telephone fees are the highest listed option in each tier.

Posting delay: Osceola County says card deposits may take 24–48 hours to post. Access Corrections may contact the cardholder to verify the transaction. Failure to return a verification call within 24 hours can cause the transaction to be declined.

Commissary shopping and iCare food packages

  • Inmates may make commissary purchases twice per week.
  • Available products and limits can vary by housing, account balance and facility rules.
  • iCare Packages allow approved fresh-food purchases for delivery to an inmate.
  • Order deadlines, product restrictions and delivery schedules are controlled by the iCare program.
Deposit commissary funds Order an iCare package

Letter from Advent Financial Systems after release

Osceola County uses Advent Financial Systems to collect outstanding jail debt after release. The jail will not accept payment for a released inmate’s outstanding account.

Payment methods listed by the county
  • Online through PayAFee.net.
  • Telephone: 1-866-494-8556.
  • Money order or certified check to the address in the notice.
  • Bank of America branch using the notice’s deposit slip.
Before paying

Confirm that the letter names the correct former inmate, booking or account, debt amount and authorized payment channel.

Osceola County inmate property release, glasses and personal items

Property release to a family member

The inmate starts the request The inmate must submit a written Property Request Authorization.
The form must name exact items The inmate identifies the specific property to be released rather than giving a vague blanket request.
The inmate names the recipient The form must include the authorized person’s name and contact information.
Wait for Corrections to contact the recipient The designated person is contacted to arrange a pickup appointment.
Bring identification to the appointment Carry government-issued photo identification and follow the pickup instructions provided by staff.

Items that may or may not be accepted

Property-delivery rules
Item County rule Action
Prescription eyeglasses Accepted by prior arrangement. Call the Watch Commander to schedule.
Contact lenses Accepted only in a sealed package. Arrange delivery before traveling.
Dentures Contact Corrections for item-specific instructions. Confirm approval and appointment requirements.
Street clothing and shoes Not allowed for routine inside wear because uniforms are provided. Do not bring these items without direct staff instruction.
Other personal property Not accepted unless the facility specifically authorizes it. Call before bringing anything to Simpson Road.
Watch Commander line 1

407-742-4346

Watch Commander line 2

407-742-4347

Criminal court workflow

Find an Osceola County court date, case record or warrant contact

Copy the reference from the inmate record References commonly resemble a year, case type and case number, such as a felony “CF” or misdemeanor “MM” case.
Search the Clerk’s court records Use the case reference when possible. It is more precise than searching a common name.
Check the Court Docket Use the docket to verify the currently scheduled hearing date, time and courtroom.
Look for mailed arraignment notice When formal charges are filed, the Clerk mails an arraignment notice to the address supplied at arrest. A bondsman also receives notice when applicable.
Call when the online record is unclear Criminal case information is available by phone at 407-742-3566.
Use the Sheriff for warrant questions Corrections staff cannot check warrants. Call the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office at 407-742-6515.
Felony cases

Handled in Circuit Court.

Misdemeanor cases

Handled in County Court.

Criminal traffic

Also handled through County Court.

Osceola County Courthouse
2 Courthouse Square
Kissimmee, FL 34741

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Clerk main number

407-742-3500

Initial Appearance access: Most hearings are public, but Osceola County says a written request is necessary to attend Initial Appearances. For details, contact the courthouse at 407-742-2400.
Search live court records Check the court docket
Health and welfare

Medical care, family emergencies, grievances and staff complaints

Medical services inside the jail

Osceola County reports initial medical screening, continuous nurse staffing and daily sick call. The medical unit is accredited through the National Commission on Correctional Health Care.

Inmate Medical Services

407-742-4435

Use for a serious inmate-health concern or approved medical coordination.

Chaplain / family death

407-742-4465

Contact the Chaplain after a death or serious family emergency.

Medical concern call script “I am calling about [inmate name and ID]. I need to report a specific health or medication concern: [brief facts]. The concern began on [date/time]. What information can I provide so medical staff can evaluate it?”
Privacy limitation: Medical staff may accept information from a family member without disclosing protected health details in return.

Inmate grievance and staff complaint contacts

Inmate grievance

Inmate Affairs: 407-742-4322

Use for questions about the inmate grievance process.

Complaint against Corrections staff

Internal Affairs: 407-742-4519

Prepare dates, times, location, staff identity and supporting facts.

PREA safety reporting and sexual-abuse concerns

The Prison Rape Elimination Act establishes standards intended to prevent, detect and respond to sexual abuse and harassment in detention facilities.

Use immediate facility reporting in an emergency An inmate facing immediate danger should notify any correctional officer, medical employee, supervisor or trusted staff member.
Give specific facts Include the inmate name and ID, date, approximate time, housing area, people involved and immediate safety concern.
Do not investigate personally Preserve messages or other information and allow trained investigators to handle interviews and evidence.
Use Internal Affairs for staff misconduct concerns Contact 407-742-4519 when the allegation involves Corrections staff.
Immediate danger outside the facility: Call 911. Do not wait for an email, web form or routine records response.
Records beyond the live roster

How to request Osceola County jail records

The current-inmate page is intended for live custody. Use a public-information request when you need records not displayed there, such as older correctional records or other non-exempt jail documentation.

Identify the record precisely Include the inmate’s full name, inmate ID, booking number, date range and type of record requested.
Separate jail records from court records Corrections handles jail records. The Clerk handles criminal case filings and court documents.
Submit the county public-information request Routine requests are processed during normal business hours.
Wait for a cost estimate when applicable The county reviews the request and notifies the requester of charges before completing fee-based work.
Expect lawful redactions Medical, security, protected victim, juvenile and other exempt information may be withheld or redacted.
Florida email warning: Osceola County states that email addresses can become public records. People who do not want an email address released should contact the county by phone or in writing rather than email.
Corrections Records

407-742-4411

Submit a jail-record request
Custody notifications

Use Florida VINE for release and custody alerts

VINE is a free statewide service that covers county jails and state prisons. It can provide custody and criminal-case information without requiring a user to keep refreshing the jail roster.

Information available
  • Whether the inmate is currently in custody.
  • Where the inmate is held.
  • Pending charges.
  • Known scheduled release date.
  • Bond amount.
Best identifier

Osceola County says the inmate booking number is the easiest way to obtain accurate VINE information.

How notification works

Osceola County VINE notification timing
Notification type County-published timing
Record-change notification Within approximately 15 minutes of a record change.
Repeat telephone attempts Every two hours for 48 hours.
Release-notification letter Mailed the next business day after release.
General-public registration

Register online or call 1-877-846-3435. Registration is optional and anonymous.

Crime-victim registration

Victims may also register through the arresting agency for additional telephone and postal information.

Safety planning: Do not depend solely on an automated notification. For immediate danger, call 911 and use law-enforcement or victim-services support.
Register for VINE alerts

Programs and daily services available to Osceola County inmates

Education

Adult education, general education and English as a Second Language.

Substance-use programs

Drug and alcohol programming.

Life skills

Money management, parenting skills, wellness and nutrition.

Behavioral skills

Anger-management programming.

Employment skills

Job readiness and computer skills.

Religious support

Chaplain counseling, supervised services and requested religious materials.

Recreation

Osceola County says inmates are generally allowed outside recreation three times per week.

Library

Inmates may access reading materials and check out two books at a time.

Osceola County Jail contact directory by problem

Call the office responsible for the issue
Question or problem Office Phone
General custody or jail information Correctional Facility 407-742-4444
Bond amount or docket issue Bonds and Dockets 407-742-4404
Visitation scheduling Visitation Appointments 407-742-4400
Arrival or visitation-desk question Visitation Front Desk 407-742-4403
Housing or classification Inmate Classification 407-742-4571
Medical concern Inmate Medical Services 407-742-4435
Inmate grievance Inmate Affairs 407-742-4322
Complaint about Corrections staff Internal Affairs 407-742-4519
Jail records Corrections Records 407-742-4411
Court date Clerk of Court 407-742-3500
Pretrial release supervision Community Supervision 407-742-4574
Death or serious family emergency Chaplain 407-742-4465

Osceola County Jail map and arrival checklist

Confirm the inmate remains in county custody
Save the inmate ID and booking number
Know whether you need visitation, property or bond service
Bring valid government photo identification
Verify the appointment or service hours
Do not bring unapproved personal property
Address distinction: The correctional facility is at 402 Simpson Road. The courthouse is at 2 Courthouse Square, and Community Corrections is at 317 Church Street.

Live official actions used only when necessary

The procedures, rules, fees, addresses and contacts are explained above. Use these portals only to complete a live search, transaction, scheduling request or records action.

SEARCH
Current inmate search

Find present custody, charges, case references and listed bond.

Run search
BOND
Online bond payment

Use only after confirming every bond and hold.

Pay bond
VISIT
ICSolutions

Schedule onsite or remote visitation and manage telephone service.

Open ICSolutions
FUNDS
Access Corrections

Deposit commissary funds after comparing the published fee tiers.

Make deposit
COURT
Court records

Search criminal cases using the reference copied from the inmate page.

Search court record
ALERT
VINE registration

Register for custody and release notifications.

Register for alerts
Information review: The inmate-search behavior, facility facts, visitation hours, phone rules, mail requirements, deposit fees, property procedure, program details, bond workflow, Clerk contacts, pretrial information and VINE timing were checked against Osceola County and Osceola Clerk official sources on July 18, 2026. Live records and procedures may change.

Osceola County Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate in Osceola County Jail?

Open the official current-inmate search, enter a first or last name and select the matching record. Verify the date of birth, inmate ID, booking number and physical description.

How often is the inmate roster updated?

Osceola County states that the roster is updated several times per day. Released inmates are removed during the next update.

What is the main Osceola County Jail phone number?

Call 407-742-4444.

Where is the jail located?

Osceola County Correctional Facility is at 402 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744.

What information appears in an inmate record?

The detailed page may show aliases, date of birth, inmate ID, booking number, physical description, charges, statutes, bonds, status codes, court references and total bond.

What are visitation hours?

Visitation is available seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. by scheduled appointment. Visitors must sign in 15 minutes early with valid photo ID.

How much does remote video visitation cost?

The county lists remote visits at 17 cents per minute and also describes a $15 charge for a 30-minute home visit.

How much visitation can an inmate receive?

Up to two hours per week, subject to scheduling availability.

How do I deposit commissary money?

Use Access Corrections online, call 1-866-345-1884 or deposit cash at the jail-lobby kiosk. Fees vary by amount and method.

What is the personal-mail address?

Address mail to Smart Communications | Osceola County Corrections, the inmate’s full name and number, P.O. Box 9127, Seminole, FL 33775-9127.

Where does legal mail go?

Send legal mail, court documents, bank statements and approved publications directly to 402 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744.

Can I pay bond with cash?

No. Osceola County says cash is not accepted for bonds. Verified online payments use credit or debit cards, or a registered bonding agent may be used.

Can I call an inmate directly?

No. Incoming personal calls are not accepted except for life-or-death emergencies. Inmates make outgoing calls through ICSolutions.

How do I arrange property pickup?

The inmate submits a written authorization naming the items and recipient. The recipient is then contacted to schedule pickup.

Independent information and presumption-of-innocence notice: This website is not Osceola County, Osceola County Corrections, the Clerk of Court, ICSolutions, Smart Communications, Access Corrections or a live detention database. A booking or charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt. Records may change, be corrected, removed after release, sealed or lawfully withheld. Do not use custody information to harass, threaten, discriminate against, exploit or unlawfully identify any person.

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