Pasco County Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

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Pasco County, Florida · Custody, booking and family action guide

Pasco County Jail Roster, Booking Records, Bond, Visitation and Court Guide

A useful Pasco County inmate search should do more than produce a name. Families need to confirm that the record belongs to the correct person, understand whether custody is current, identify every bond and case, find the correct courthouse, and prepare for visits, calls, mail, deposits or release.

This guide brings those steps together. The live county system is reserved for the actual custody search; the information below explains what to enter, how to read the result, which agency handles each problem, and what to prepare before taking the next action.

Open Pasco Corrections inmate search No record found? Find the court case
Identity and legal warning: A booking entry or listed charge is not proof of guilt. Match at least two reliable identifiers—such as date of birth, booking number, case number or booking date—before sending money, traveling, publishing information or contacting another person about the record.
Jail operator

Pasco County Corrections, not the Sheriff’s Office.

Main facility

Land O’ Lakes detention complex.

Facility address

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

Court search

Free felony, misdemeanor and criminal-traffic records.

Information checked

July 15, 2026; changing services must be reconfirmed.

First decision

Use the correct Pasco County agency

The jail, arresting agency and court clerk do different jobs. Calling the wrong office is one of the most common reasons families lose time.

Who handles what in Pasco County?
Your question Correct agency What that agency can confirm
Is the person currently in the county jail? Pasco County Corrections Current custody, booking identifier, housing, jail services and release processing.
Who made the arrest or how do I request an incident report? Pasco Sheriff or the municipal arresting police agency Arrest report, incident number, law-enforcement records and investigative records subject to public-record rules.
What charges were filed and when is court? Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller Felony, misdemeanor and criminal-traffic case files, docket entries, court division and available documents.
Has the person moved to a Florida state prison? Florida Department of Corrections State-prison custody after transfer and state offender information.
Could this be federal custody? Federal Bureau of Prisons or the federal detaining authority Federal inmate location after entry into the federal locator; pretrial federal detainees may be housed locally.
Pasco-specific shortcut: Since jail operations moved to Pasco County Corrections, do not assume every inmate-service question belongs to the Sheriff. Use Corrections for custody and jail services, then use the Clerk for the criminal case.

Choose the problem you need to solve

This article is organized around actions, not a list of links.

Live lookup workflow

How to search the Pasco County jail roster correctly

A
I know only the name

Begin with the last name. Add the first name or birth date only if several possible matches appear.

B
I have a booking identifier

Use it first. It is usually more accurate than a name and is useful for jail-service transactions.

C
I have a court case number

Use the jail record to check custody, then use the same number in the Clerk’s court search.

Open the Pasco County Corrections route Use the county Corrections page and select the current inmate-search or jail-roster action. Avoid copied mugshot pages that do not show when their data was refreshed.
Search the last name first Leave unnecessary fields blank on the first attempt. A broad search catches spelling, middle-name and birth-date differences.
Add one identifier at a time If too many names appear, add the first name, date of birth, age, booking number or another field offered by the live search.
Try legal-name variations Check a maiden name, former surname, compound surname, hyphen, suffix, spacing difference or shortened first name.
Open the likely booking record Compare the booking date, birth information, identifier, arresting agency, case numbers, charges, bond entries and custody status.
Save every case number One arrest can create several cases. Copy each case number rather than assuming one bond or court event covers the entire booking.
Save the jail identifier Keep the booking or inmate ID beside the exact spelling of the name. It may be required for visitation, mail, deposits, phone accounts and property questions.
Reconfirm before taking action Custody, housing and bond can change. Reopen the live record before driving, paying, scheduling or arranging pickup.
Full legal name and alternate names
Date of birth or approximate age
Approximate arrest date and time
Arresting police or sheriff agency
Booking or inmate identifier
Every listed criminal case number
Perform the live Pasco inmate search

How to understand a Pasco County booking result

A jail record answers current operational questions. The Clerk’s court file is the better source for what was formally filed and what happened later.

Jail-result decoder
Field What it usually means What the family should do
Booking or inmate ID The jail identifier associated with custody or a booking. Use it for jail calls, mail, deposits, visits and property questions.
Booking date When the person entered the county booking process. Compare it with the known arrest date and distinguish current from older records.
Arresting agency The law-enforcement body that initiated the arrest or booking. Use that agency for an arrest or incident report—not the Clerk or jail.
Charge An allegation or custody entry associated with a case. Search the Clerk file for later charging documents, amendments, dismissal or disposition.
Case number The court-system identifier for a filed matter. Use it in the free Pasco Clerk search and E-Notify.
Bond amount or type The current release condition shown for that case. Verify every case and hold before paying.
No bond Release may require a judge, hearing or resolution of another legal matter. Check the case docket and speak with the appropriate legal representative or court office.
Housing The current unit or location assigned by Corrections. Reconfirm before a visit because housing can change.
Released County custody is shown as ended for that record. Check for transfer, another jurisdiction or state/federal custody if the person has not returned.
Pending release Release may be processing but not physically complete. Do not begin pickup travel until release is confirmed.
Do not total bond too quickly: A booking may show several cases, each with a separate bond or hold. One payable amount does not automatically mean the person can leave.
Troubleshooting

No Pasco County inmate record found? Follow this decision path

The arrest happened very recently The person may still be in transport, identity processing, medical screening or intake. Retry the live search later.
The name may be different Use the last name alone. Try maiden, former, hyphenated, compound and suffix variations.
A city police department made the arrest New Port Richey, Port Richey, Dade City or Zephyrhills activity may begin with a municipal agency. Confirm where the person was transported.
The arrest happened near a county line Check Hernando, Hillsborough, Pinellas or Polk custody when the incident occurred near a border or another agency transported the person.
The person appeared earlier but disappeared They may have bonded out, been released, transferred, sent to court, or moved to state or federal custody.
A court case appears but no jail record does The person may be out of custody, on pretrial release or connected with an older case. Use the Clerk record for case status.
The person may be in state prison Search the Florida Department of Corrections only after a possible state transfer or sentence.
The case may be federal Use the BOP locator for federal custody, but remember that federal pretrial detainees may be housed in a local contract jail before appearing in BOP results.
Useful call script “I am 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 or case number, if available]. Can you confirm whether the person is still in custody, released or transferred, and which office handles the next question?”
Search Florida state custody Search federal custody

What happens after an arrest in Pasco County?

The sequence can explain why the live roster is delayed and why bond, housing or court information changes during the first day.

Transport and intake The arresting agency transports the person for booking. Identity, warrant, charge and property information are processed.
Medical and safety screening Corrections staff evaluate immediate health, medication, withdrawal, mental-health and housing-safety information.
Booking record appears The public record may not display instantly. Name spelling, date of birth, arresting agency, charges and booking identifiers are added or updated.
Bond and first appearance Release may occur under an existing bond schedule, after payment, or after a judicial decision. Some matters have no immediate bond or involve additional holds.
Classification and housing The person is assigned housing based on custody, safety, medical, behavioral and operational needs.
Release, continued custody or transfer The person may be released, remain for court, serve a county sentence, or later transfer to another jurisdiction or the Florida Department of Corrections.
Practical timing rule: Do not assume a missing online record means no arrest. During the earliest intake period, the arresting agency may know the transport destination before the public roster is searchable.

You found the inmate—choose the next action

ID
Verify identity

Match the birth information, booking date, identifier and arresting agency.

Use the result decoder
$
Check every bond

List each case and confirm holds before paying anything.

Open bond workflow
V
Plan a visit

Confirm housing, visitor approval, provider, schedule and identification.

Open visit planner
¢
Send funds

Verify which current provider and account type Pasco Corrections uses.

Open deposit safety checks
§
Find court

Use each case number in the free Clerk search and add court reminders.

Open court steps
R
Prepare for release

Confirm physical release, property, transportation and remaining holds.

Open release checklist

Pasco County Jail address, arrival planning and map

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

Use for: custody operations, visitation arrival, jail property, approved deliveries and correctional services.

Do not use the jail for every records question

Arrest report: contact the arresting agency.

Criminal case: contact the Pasco Clerk.

State-prison transfer: use Florida DOC.

Recheck current custody and housing
Write down booking and case numbers
Confirm the public entrance or service desk
Carry valid government photo ID
Verify current visitor or property hours
Leave prohibited electronics and bags safely outside
Transit and distance tip: The jail is in central Pasco, while court services are split between Dade City and New Port Richey. Confirm whether you need the detention facility or one of the two judicial centers before starting the trip.
Money-safety workflow

How to check Pasco County bond without paying the wrong case

List every case on the booking Write one line for each case number, charge, bond amount and bond type. Do not combine them mentally into one case.
Mark non-payable entries “No bond,” a hold, a warrant or a judicial-review requirement cannot be solved by paying another case.
Confirm the person and amount Use the full name, date of birth, booking identifier and case number before discussing payment.
Ask which office accepts the payment Verify whether payment is handled at the jail, Clerk, approved bond channel or licensed surety agent. Never rely on instructions from an unsolicited caller.
Ask for accepted payment forms and fees Cash, certified funds, card, kiosk and surety procedures vary. Confirm the current method before obtaining a cashier’s check or traveling.
Ask about other holds Another county, probation, immigration, state, federal or municipal matter can block release after payment.
Keep proof Save the receipt, transaction number, amount, time, payer name, case number and office or company that accepted payment.
Confirm physical release separately Payment starts a process; it does not prove the person has exited the facility.
Bond terms users commonly misread
Term Practical meaning Do not assume
Cash bond A stated amount is paid under the court or county’s rules. Every form of cash, card or check is accepted.
Surety bond A licensed bail-bond agent may post the bond under a private agreement. The jail recommends a particular company.
Release on recognizance A court may release the person without a traditional cash payment, subject to conditions. Every person or charge qualifies.
No bond No payable release amount is currently available for that matter. A payment on another case clears the no-bond matter.
Hold Another authority or legal matter may claim custody. Release follows immediately after the Pasco case is resolved.
Scam screen: Stop if someone demands gift cards, cryptocurrency, a personal payment app, secrecy or immediate payment to avoid a new charge. Independently reopen the jail record and contact the responsible public office using a number obtained from its official site.
Visit planner

How to prepare for Pasco County Jail visitation

Visitation technology, schedules, approval periods and fees can change. The most useful permanent guide is a preparation workflow that prevents rejected registrations and wasted trips.

Confirm current custody and housing Run the live jail search again. A release, transfer or housing move can invalidate an existing plan.
Identify the current visit type Check whether the available session is on-site video, remote video, in-person or limited to a particular housing classification.
Use only the provider named by Corrections Do not create accounts through an advertisement. Start from the county Corrections page so the provider and facility are correct.
Create the visitor profile carefully Use the visitor’s legal name exactly as shown on government identification. Upload or enter accurate birth and contact information.
Add the correct inmate Use the booking identifier—not only the name—to avoid selecting another person.
Choose and confirm the session Review facility, date, time zone, on-site versus remote location, cost, refund terms and confirmation status.
Prepare minors and additional visitors Check age limits, guardian documents, birth certificate requirements and the maximum number of participants.
Arrive or log in early Late arrival, weak internet, camera failure or missing ID can reduce or cancel the visit.

Visitor readiness checklist

Government-issued photo identification
Exact inmate name and booking identifier
Approved visitor account and confirmation
Guardian documents for a minor if required
Conservative clothing that meets facility rules
No prohibited phone, bag, weapon, tobacco or recording item
Reliable camera, microphone and internet for remote visits
Current custody rechecked on the visit date
Visits are not private: Ordinary social visits and electronic communications may be monitored or recorded. Never discuss witness testimony, evidence, defense strategy or confidential attorney information in a family visit.
Deposit safety

How to send money to a Pasco County inmate without using the wrong account

Commissary or trust account

Used for approved store purchases and other authorized deductions.

Phone or communication account

May be separate from commissary and may be held in the outside user’s provider account.

Bond payment

Is not an inmate deposit. Use the official bond process for the specific case.

Reconfirm the inmate Match the name, date of birth and booking identifier immediately before payment.
Start from Pasco County Corrections Use the deposit provider currently named by the county rather than a search advertisement or sponsored result.
Select the correct facility Choose Pasco County Corrections or the Land O’ Lakes jail listing shown by the approved provider.
Select the correct account type Confirm whether the money is for trust/commissary, phone, messaging, tablet or another service.
Review the total fee Compare the amount sent, service charge, tax or card fee, delivery estimate and refund rule before authorizing.
Save proof Keep the confirmation number and screenshot until the inmate confirms receipt.
Resolve non-receipt through the provider Use the transaction number. Jail staff may not control a vendor’s card decline, duplicate charge or account mismatch.
Local mistake to avoid: An inmate can be released or transferred between the time you find the record and the time you pay. Reopen the live custody record just before submitting a large deposit.
Mail and packages

How to address Pasco County inmate mail correctly

The street address, personal-mail processing address, attorney-mail address and approved publication process may be different. Never copy the map address onto an envelope until the current Corrections instructions say to do so.

Find the current inmate-mail instructions Begin on the Pasco Corrections page and locate the current personal-mail address or processing vendor.
Copy the inmate identity exactly Use the full name and booking or inmate ID displayed by the live custody system.
Add the correct mail category Personal correspondence, legal mail, government mail, books and approved packages may use different addresses and handling.
Put the sender’s full return address Use the sender’s legal name and complete deliverable address.
Keep contents simple Until the current rules are checked, send ordinary paper correspondence only—no cash, checks, cards with electronics, stickers, perfume, substances, staples or loose supplies.
Confirm photo and publication rules Check image size, quantity, content restrictions, publisher-only requirements and whether physical books are accepted.
Do not place confidential legal information in personal mail Attorney correspondence should follow the jail’s separate privileged-mail procedure.
Before mailing: category check
What you are sending What to verify Common rejection risk
Personal letter Current processing address, ID format, page and envelope rules. Using only the physical jail address or omitting the booking ID.
Photographs Number, size, print type and content restrictions. Polaroids, nudity, gang signs, weapons, drugs or oversized images.
Book or magazine Approved publisher/vendor, format, title restrictions and housing eligibility. A personally mailed used book or unauthorized package.
Legal mail Privileged-mail address, attorney identification and marking. Sending confidential material through an ordinary scan-mail address.
Money Approved electronic or kiosk deposit route. Putting cash, check or money order inside ordinary correspondence.

Pasco County inmate phone calls, messages and tablets

Communication providers can change. Use the provider currently named by Pasco County Corrections and separate the inmate’s trust account from the outside caller’s communication account.

Incoming calls

County inmates generally cannot receive an ordinary personal call. They initiate calls through the approved jail system.

Recorded communications

Non-privileged calls, messages and video sessions may be monitored or recorded.

Blocked number

Check provider account settings, carrier restrictions, prepaid balance and whether the number was blocked at the user or facility level.

Emergency message

Ask Corrections how verified family emergencies are handled. Do not expect staff to pass an ordinary personal message.

Phone-account setup checklist

Correct facility selected
Exact inmate name and identifier
Phone number can receive provider calls
Account identity and billing address match
Rate and fee reviewed before funding
Transaction receipt saved
Legal-conversation warning: Family phone calls are not attorney-client privileged. A defendant should discuss case strategy with counsel through approved confidential legal channels.
Verified Clerk information

Pasco County criminal case search, courthouse contacts and E-Notify

The Pasco Clerk states that felony, misdemeanor and criminal-traffic case files are available for public viewing unless sealed, expunged or confidential by law. Its online records search is free.

Copy every case number from the jail record One booking can contain several cases handled in different divisions or with different release conditions.
Open the free Clerk record search Use a case number first. A name search can mix people with similar names.
Verify the defendant and case type Compare full name, filing date, felony/misdemeanor/criminal-traffic category, charge description and division.
Read the docket chronologically Look for first appearance, bond order, charging document, attorney appearance, hearing notice, disposition or transfer.
Identify the correct judicial center Use the docket or division to determine whether to contact Dade City or New Port Richey.
Add E-Notify reminders Register the case for text and/or email reminders. Available timing choices include 14-day, seven-day and day-ahead alerts.
Recheck on the hearing date An alert helps but does not prevent a schedule change. Reopen the official case record before traveling.
Robert D. Sumner Judicial Center
38053 Live Oak Avenue, Suite 210
Dade City, FL 33523-3805

Phone: 352-521-4542

West Pasco Judicial Center
7530 Little Road, Suite 106
New Port Richey, FL 34654-5598

Phone: 727-847-8031

What the Pasco Clerk handles
Record or service What is available Important limitation
Felony cases Circuit-court criminal files and docket information. Sealed, expunged and legally confidential records are not publicly viewable.
Misdemeanor cases County-court misdemeanor records. A jail charge description can differ from the later filed count.
Criminal traffic Criminal traffic case records and related payments when ordered. Do not confuse criminal traffic with a civil traffic infraction.
Court payments Court costs, fines, public-defender fees and restitution when ordered. These are court obligations, not jail commissary deposits or bond payments.
E-Notify Text/email reminders for upcoming criminal court events; multiple cases may be followed. An alert is not a substitute for checking the current docket.
Clerk office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
Search the live court record Set criminal court reminders

Arrest report, jail record and court record are not the same

Choose the correct public record
Document needed Where to request it What it normally contains
Arrest or incident report The arresting Sheriff or municipal police agency. Incident narrative, reported facts, officer information and arrest details subject to exemptions.
Current jail record Pasco County Corrections. Current custody, booking identity, charges received by the jail, bond entries, housing or release status.
Criminal court file Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller. Filed case documents, docket entries, court events, orders and disposition when public.
Certified court copy Pasco Clerk certification service. An official certified copy for legal, licensing or administrative use.
State criminal history Florida Department of Law Enforcement under its criminal-history process. State-level criminal-history information subject to the applicable search and fee rules.
Accuracy workflow: Use the arrest report to understand the incident, the jail record to confirm custody, and the Clerk file to understand the formal court case. No single screen answers every question.

Inmate property, clothing, medication and medical items

Property and medical deliveries are high-risk areas for wasted trips. Call or use current Corrections instructions before bringing any item to the facility.

Property release

Ask whether the inmate must sign an authorization, which items may be released, what ID the recipient needs and the current pickup window.

Court clothing

Confirm whether clothing is accepted only under a court order, attorney arrangement or scheduled jury-trial process.

Prescription medication

Never give medicine directly to an inmate. Ask medical staff whether the prescription is accepted, verified, substituted or dispensed through the jail pharmacy.

Glasses, contacts or medical devices

Confirm approval, packaging, prescription label, drop-off location and whether the item must be new or medically verified.

Inmate name and booking identifier
Government photo ID for the person collecting property
Signed inmate authorization if required
Prescription in original pharmacy packaging
Current service hours confirmed
Receipt for anything accepted by staff
Health and safety

Medical concerns, mental health, grievance and PREA steps

Urgent medical or mental-health concern

For an immediate emergency, notify staff immediately An inmate should tell the nearest correctional officer or medical staff member. A person outside should use the facility’s emergency medical-concern procedure rather than ordinary mail.
Give specific information Provide the inmate’s full name and identifier, medical condition, medication name and dose, last dose, prescribing provider, symptoms and why the concern is urgent.
Do not demand confidential medical details Privacy laws can limit what staff disclose to family. You can provide information even when staff cannot discuss the patient’s care.
Document the contact Save the date, time, number called, staff unit or title and the information provided.
Use the formal complaint path for unresolved non-emergencies The inmate should use the jail’s medical-request and grievance system. Family can ask Corrections how an outside concern is submitted.

Grievance preparation

Exact date, time and location
Names or descriptions of involved staff
Witness names or housing information
Clear description without threats or insults
Specific remedy requested
Copy or grievance tracking number retained

PREA and sexual-safety concerns

Sexual abuse, harassment, coercion or retaliation should be reported immediately through the facility’s PREA channels, a staff member, medical or mental-health personnel, or the outside reporting method currently published by Pasco County Corrections.

Do not investigate personally: Preserve names, dates, messages and other information, but do not contact an alleged perpetrator, threaten witnesses or post sensitive details publicly. Use the formal reporting and emergency channels.

Release, transfer and pickup checklist

Bond was paid Release can still require verification, paperwork, property return and resolution of other holds.
Status says pending release Do not treat it as completed. Wait for confirmation that the person has physically left custody.
Record no longer appears Ask whether the person was released or transferred and which agency received custody.
State sentence entered Florida DOC intake and locator data may take time after county transfer.
Another county has a hold The receiving county may transport the person rather than release them to family.
Property or medication is needed Use the property procedure instead of waiting around an uncertain release time.

Pickup preparation

Physical release confirmed
Pickup location confirmed
Flexible transportation and phone contact
Weather-appropriate clothing available
Medication and follow-up care plan
Next court date and conditions saved
Housing and food plan for first night
No prohibited contact or geographic restriction overlooked
Most important release document: Keep the next court date, court location, release conditions and attorney contact together. Missing a later court event can create a new warrant even after a successful release.

Custody notifications, court reminders and victim privacy

VINELink

Use for available custody-status searches and notifications. Availability and event coverage depend on the participating agency.

Florida E-Notify

Use for text or email reminders about upcoming criminal court events. Choose 14-day, seven-day or day-ahead alerts.

Marsy’s Law

Victims may request protection of qualifying identifying information and should use the Clerk/State Attorney process for victim-rights questions.

Safety rule: Automated alerts can be delayed. Anyone facing immediate danger should call 911 and use a personal safety plan rather than waiting for a website notification.
Check or register with VINELink Add court reminders

Pasco County local tips that prevent wasted time

Separate Corrections from Sheriff

Use Corrections for the jail and the arresting agency for the incident report.

Know east versus west court

Dade City and New Port Richey have separate judicial centers; use the case division before traveling.

Search border counties

Pasco touches Hernando, Hillsborough, Pinellas and Polk areas where transport can create confusion.

Use case number for the Clerk

It avoids same-name results and makes E-Notify setup more accurate.

Recheck before a deposit

A release or transfer can happen after the first search and before funds are submitted.

Do not mail to the map address blindly

Confirm the current mail-processing address and ID format first.

Save screenshots with dates

Custody and bond fields change; a dated record helps explain what you saw when you called.

Use both custody and court alerts

VINELink and E-Notify solve different problems and neither replaces a live recheck.

Plan for a long county drive

The Land O’ Lakes jail and the two judicial centers are not at the same location.

What was verified and what must be checked live

Pasco County information reliability guide
Information Status in this article Why
Jail operator and agency split Explained directly Important to route users to Corrections, Sheriff or Clerk correctly.
Clerk criminal-record access Verified The Clerk confirms public felony, misdemeanor and criminal-traffic files unless restricted.
Judicial-center addresses and phones Verified Published by the Pasco Clerk.
E-Notify reminder options Verified The Clerk lists text/email and 14-day, seven-day or day-ahead reminders.
Current custody, housing and bond Must be checked live These can change throughout the day.
Visitation provider, sessions and approval timing Must be checked live Contracts and operational schedules can change.
Deposit, phone and tablet provider fees Must be checked at checkout Providers, products and fees are changeable and should not be guessed.
Personal-mail processing address Must be copied from current Corrections instructions A mail-vendor address can differ from the physical facility and legal-mail address.
Source review date: July 15, 2026. Pasco Clerk criminal-court and E-Notify information was checked against current official pages. The county Corrections site restricted automated review during research, so changeable vendor names, fees and schedules were deliberately not invented.

Official live-action resources

These links are limited to actions that cannot be completed inside this guide.

Pasco County Corrections

Use for the live inmate search and current jail-service instructions.

Open Corrections
Pasco Clerk court search

Use for public felony, misdemeanor and criminal-traffic case records.

Search court records
Florida Courts E-Notify

Use for upcoming criminal court-event reminders.

Create alerts
VINELink

Use for available custody-status search and notification.

Check custody alerts
Florida Department of Corrections

Use after a possible transfer to state prison.

Search state custody
Federal Bureau of Prisons

Use for an entered federal inmate record.

Search federal custody

Pasco County Jail inmate search FAQs

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

Open the official Pasco County Corrections route, search the last name first and then use birth information, booking ID or case number to verify the correct person.

Who operates Pasco County Jail?

Pasco County Corrections operates the jail. The Sheriff handles law-enforcement functions, and the Clerk maintains public criminal court records.

Where is the Pasco County jail facility?

The Land O’ Lakes detention facility is at 20101 Central Boulevard, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637. Confirm the correct entrance and current housing before traveling.

Why can I not find someone in the roster?

The person may still be in intake, listed under another name, released, transferred or held by another local, county, state, federal or juvenile authority.

How do I find the criminal court case?

Use the free Pasco Clerk court-record search. Search by case number when possible and compare the defendant name, case type and filing date.

Which courthouse handles Pasco criminal cases?

The Robert D. Sumner Judicial Center in Dade City can be reached at 352-521-4542. The West Pasco Judicial Center in New Port Richey can be reached at 727-847-8031. Use the case record to identify the correct division.

Can I receive court-date reminders?

Yes. Florida Courts E-Notify provides text and email reminders with 14-day, seven-day and day-ahead options.

How do I verify bond?

List every case and bond entry, then confirm holds, accepted payment, payer identification and release impact. Paying one case does not clear another no-bond matter or hold.

How do I schedule a visit?

Recheck custody and housing, start from Pasco Corrections, use the current approved provider, create the visitor profile, select the correct inmate and wait for confirmed approval.

How do I send money?

Use the exact name and booking identifier through the current provider named by Pasco County Corrections. Confirm whether the account is for commissary, phone, tablet or another service.

What address should I use for inmate mail?

Copy the current personal-mail address from Pasco Corrections. Do not automatically use the physical jail address because personal, legal and publication mail can use different handling.

How do I track custody and court changes?

Use VINELink for available custody notifications and E-Notify for upcoming criminal court events, then recheck the live official record before relying on an alert.

Independent public-information and presumption-of-innocence notice: This website is not Pasco County, Pasco County Corrections, the Pasco Sheriff, the Clerk, a court, a law firm or a live detention database. Custody, housing, bond, charges, vendors and court events can change. An arrest or charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt. Do not use public records to harass, threaten, exploit, discriminate against or unlawfully identify any person.

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