Volusia County Recent Arrests: Official Inmate Search, Mugshots, Jail and Court Records
Volusia County recent arrests searches usually start with a name, mugshot, booking photo, Branch Jail record, Daytona Beach arrest clue, Deltona arrest clue, DeLand record, or Volusia Sheriff update. The safest workflow is not a copied mugshot page. Start with the official Volusia County Division of Corrections inmate information search, then use jail/bond pages, Clerk 24-hour arrest reports, court records, Florida VINE, FDLE and Florida Department of Corrections only when each source fits your question.
This guide is built as a practical family action hub. It explains the official booking disclaimer, how to read jail information, why the Sheriff and Corrections are separate, how bond/release/first appearance works, what to check before visiting or paying, how commissary and mail work, and when the final answer belongs to the Clerk of Court instead of the jail roster.
A Volusia County inmate listing, mugshot, 24-hour arrest report, charge label, bond amount or first appearance clue is only a public-record snapshot. It can be delayed, corrected, updated, restricted or superseded by court action. Use the Clerk of Court for case status and final disposition.
Main lookup
Volusia County Division of Corrections inmate information search and mugshot public access.
Daily arrests
Volusia Clerk says 24-hour arrest data is available daily for people booked into the Branch Jail.
Bond/release
Branch Jail Booking Office handles bond information and is open 24/7.
Court status
Clerk case inquiry is the follow-up source for criminal case records and disposition.
Official Volusia County Booking Source and Refresh Disclaimer
The official starting point is the Volusia County Division of Corrections Inmate Information Search, also commonly known as the Volusia mugshot/public access search. The official disclaimer says the website is for personal public informational use only, the online version is not the official record, and only records maintained within the jail are official Division of Corrections records.
The Volusia Clerk also provides Criminal Arrest Information daily, consisting of 24-hour arrest data for individuals arrested and booked into the Branch Jail during the previous 24 hours. Those files remain available for about fourteen calendar days and are viewable with basic text viewers.
Official lookup links
Volusia Inmate Information Search Mugshot / Inmate Search Page Volusia Corrections Clerk Online Public RecordsSheriff vs Corrections vs Clerk: Do Not Mix These Up
Volusia County’s official pages are clear that the Division of Corrections is separate from the Volusia Sheriff’s Office. That matters because families often call the wrong office after finding a mugshot.
Arresting agency
This may be Volusia Sheriff, Daytona Beach Police, DeLand Police, Deltona/contracted law enforcement, New Smyrna Beach Police, state law enforcement, another county, or a federal agency.
Division of Corrections
Corrections handles county custody, Branch Jail, Correctional Facility, inmate search, booking/bonding/charges, accounts, mail, visitation, health services and PREA reporting.
Clerk of Court
The Clerk handles court records, case inquiry, criminal filings, court dates, traffic citation inquiry, record searches, certified copies, dispositions and seal/expunge filing steps.
Volusia Arrest Record Route Finder
This browser helper does not search live records. It points users to the official source that best matches the task.
Step-by-Step: Search Volusia County Recent Arrests Safely
Use this workflow before sharing, paying, visiting or assuming the person is still in custody.
Open the official Volusia inmate search first
Accept the disclaimer and search the Volusia County Division of Corrections public access system.
Check the exact identity details
Compare name, booking number, age, arrest case number, court case number, charge, bond and facility clues.
Use the Clerk 24-hour arrest data when needed
For daily arrest-report style searching, use the Clerk’s Criminal Reports section, which keeps recent daily files for a limited time.
Call the right office for bond or release
Bond information belongs with the Branch Jail Booking Office, not random callers or mugshot repost sites.
Use Clerk records for court status
Search Clerk records or case inquiry for court date, case activity, disposition, certified copy or sealing/expunging guidance.
Use state tools only when appropriate
Use Florida VINE for notification, FDLE for criminal-history/wanted/sex-offender routes, and FDC for state prison or supervision records.
Volusia County Jail, Sheriff and Court Phone Table
Use official numbers only. Do not trust numbers from screenshots, social posts, comments, ads or callers claiming they can clear a warrant or bond.
| Need | Official Contact | Use For | Before You Call |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emergency | Call or text 911 | Immediate emergency or danger. | Do not use online lookup during an emergency. |
| Branch Jail | 386-254-1555 | Branch Jail, bond location, visitation operator route and general jail direction. | Have legal name and booking number if available. |
| Correctional Facility | 386-254-1565 | Correctional Facility custody/facility questions. | Know which facility the inmate is assigned to. |
| Booking / Bonding / Charges / Arrest | 386-254-1540 | Booking number, charges, bond and arrest-related jail questions. | Never send money to a caller claiming to be jail staff. |
| Case Management | 386-254-1548 | Jail case-management routing. | This is not a Clerk court-disposition line. |
| Health Services – Branch Jail | 386-254-1547 | Medical or mental-health concern for Branch Jail inmate. | HIPAA limits what staff can release without waiver. |
| Health Services – Correctional Facility | 386-254-1583 | Medical or mental-health concern for Correctional Facility inmate. | For immediate medical emergency outside jail, call 911. |
| Investigations / Grievances | 386-258-4045 | Concern an inmate was a victim of a crime while in jail. | Use urgent jail/911 route for immediate danger. |
| PREA Reporting | 386-254-1541 | PREA-related reporting. | Use official PREA page for reporting context. |
| Volusia Sheriff admin | West Volusia: 386-736-5961 Daytona Beach: 386-254-4689 New Smyrna Beach: 386-423-3352 |
Sheriff administration and law-enforcement routing. | Sheriff does not operate Corrections or Branch Jail. |
| Volusia Sheriff non-emergency dispatch | DeLand: 386-943-8276 Daytona Beach: 386-239-8276 New Smyrna Beach: 386-409-8276 Osteen: 407-323-0151 |
Non-emergency law-enforcement dispatch. | Use 911 for emergency. |
| Clerk – DeLand felony | 386-736-5909 | Circuit felony court questions at DeLand courthouse. | Have case number if available. |
| Clerk – DeLand misdemeanor | 386-736-5910 | County misdemeanor court questions at DeLand courthouse. | Do not ask jail staff for court rescheduling. |
| Clerk – Daytona felony | 386-239-7750 | Circuit felony court questions at S. James Foxman Justice Center. | Court record may lag booking data. |
| Clerk – Daytona misdemeanor | 386-257-6084 | County misdemeanor court questions at Steven C. Henderson Judicial Center. | Confirm exact court location. |
Official contact links
Corrections Contact Information Volusia Sheriff Contact / PIO Clerk Criminal DepartmentBond, Warrant and Payment Scam Warning
Volusia County Corrections posts a fraud alert warning that people have made fraudulent calls and texts claiming to be bail bondsmen or jail staff requesting money to bond out a loved one. Corrections says no one from the Division of Corrections will ever solicit a bond for anyone.
If someone asks you to transfer money by Zelle, PayPal, Cash App, Bitcoin, gift card, wire transfer, payment app or caller-provided website to pay a bond, treat it as a likely scam. Open the official county site yourself and call the Branch Jail Booking Office.
Scam red flags
- “Pay now or your loved one stays locked up.”
- Caller claims to be jail staff or bondsman but blocks callback.
- Payment app, crypto, Zelle, PayPal or gift card demand.
- Pressure to keep the call secret.
Safe verification
- Hang up.
- Open Volusia Corrections page yourself.
- Call Booking/Bonding/Charges/Arrest at 386-254-1540.
- Confirm court/jail status before any payment.
Payment difference
- Bond is not inmate commissary.
- Inmate account money is not court fine.
- Care package money is not release money.
- Clerk payment is separate from jail deposit.
Before You Visit, Call or Pay: Family Action Checklists
These checklists reduce wrong calls, wasted travel and scam risk.
Before you visit
- Find the inmate’s 6-digit booking number.
- Confirm whether visit is restricted during first 72 hours.
- Schedule appointment 24 hours ahead and before 9 p.m. for next day.
- Bring photo ID with date of birth.
- Do not bring cell phones, tablets, cameras or large bags.
Before you call
- Write down legal name used at booking.
- Write down booking number if available.
- Know whether you need Corrections, Sheriff, Clerk, FDC or FDLE.
- Do not ask jail staff for legal advice or court disposition.
Before you pay
- Do not pay a caller or text link.
- Confirm whether payment is bond, court, inmate account or care package.
- Use official Access Corrections / Access Securepak routes only.
- Keep receipts and confirmation numbers.
Volusia Jail and Bond Services
Volusia County operates both the Branch Jail and Correctional Facility in Daytona Beach. The Branch Jail houses pretrial, state-sentenced, and medium/high custody non-sentenced males. The Correctional Facility houses county-sentenced, low/medium custody non-sentenced males and all female inmates.
| Service | Official Detail | User Action | Important Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Branch Jail | 1300 Red John Drive / Road, Daytona Beach; phone 386-254-1555. | Use for bond posting, first appearance and Branch Jail direction. | Facility assignment can differ from home city or arresting agency. |
| Correctional Facility | 1354 N. Indian Lake Road, Daytona Beach; phone 386-254-1565. | Use for Correctional Facility custody questions. | All female inmates are released from the Correctional Facility. |
| Bond info | Call Branch Jail Booking Office at 386-254-1555 or booking/bonding line 386-254-1540. | Confirm bond before payment or travel. | First Appearance judge may raise, lower, keep or change release conditions. |
| First Appearance | Held at Branch Jail; FAQ lists 1:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8:30 a.m. weekends/holidays. | Use for early hearing planning. | Court schedule and custody operations can change. |
| Release | Paperwork can take 2 to 4 hours after processing starts. | Confirm before pickup. | Effective April 29, 2024, inmates are not released 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. unless a responsible party is on site. |
Commissary, Inmate Banking and Deposit Funds
The Volusia County inmate accounts PDF says money on the inmate at booking is collected and deposited into a personal inmate banking account. These funds may be used for booking/subsistence fees, commissary, copies, medical visits, prescriptions and incurred debt from prior unpaid incarceration stays.
Fees listed by county
Volusia County assesses a one-time per booking fee of $30 and a $5 per-day subsistence fee, deducted from inmate accounts. Eligible inmates who work while incarcerated may have the $5 daily fee waived.
Deposit routes
Official PDF lists lobby kiosk, Access Corrections app/website, phone at 866-345-1884, walk-in retail locations, and money-order coupon route.
Care packages
Commissary items / care packages can be purchased through Access Securepak / flcountypackages.com or by calling 1-800-546-6283.
Official inmate accounts links
Inmate Accounts / Mail PDF Access Corrections Access Securepak / Care PackagesInmate Mail, Legal Mail and Medical/Health Privacy Notes
Volusia County’s official inmate account/mail PDF says all inmate mail must be sent to SCH-VCDC, PO Box 30, Pinellas Park, Florida 33781. Regular mail is processed at an offsite facility, scanned electronically, inspected by Volusia County Corrections, and delivered to the inmate through a handheld tablet application.
Regular mail
Address regular mail with the inmate name used during booking and matching booking number. Include a return address or the mail will be returned.
Privileged / legal mail
Privileged mail must come directly from an attorney, court or government entity. Legal mail, cashier’s checks, money orders and certified government checks go to Volusia County Corrections at 1354 Indian Lake Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32124.
Medical information
Health Services says inmate medical and mental-health information is protected and cannot be released unless the inmate signs a waiver. Use health-service contact routes for concerns, not public comments.
Volusia County Inmate Visitation Rules
Volusia County does not provide contact visitation. Video visitation is held at the Visitation Center at 1300A Red John Drive, next to the Branch Jail. Visitors need the inmate’s 6-digit booking number before scheduling.
Schedule first
Appointments are required and can be scheduled through IC Solutions or by calling 888-646-9437. Appointments must be made 24 hours in advance and by 9 p.m. before the requested visit day.
Visit days and times
Volusia lists Tuesday through Saturday visit sessions from 1:00 p.m. through 9:00 p.m. in 30-minute blocks.
Check-in
All visitors must check in 10 minutes before the appointment. Visitors are not allowed to enter after the visitation period has started.
Photo ID required
Visitors 18 and older must have photo identification displaying date of birth. Altered IDs are not accepted, and student IDs are not accepted.
No electronics
Cell phones, tablets, iPods, cameras and other recording devices are prohibited in the visitation building.
First 72 hours
Visits are restricted during the initial 72 hours of incarceration unless approved by the Operations Supervisor.
Florida VINE, FDLE and FDC: Limits You Should Know
Florida state tools answer different questions. Do not use them as if they are one master arrest database.
Florida VINE
Florida VINE is a free, secure and confidential way to check custody status, criminal case information, find service providers and register for custody notifications.
FDLE public access
FDLE’s Florida Crime Information Center public access system contains records selected for public access by Florida law-enforcement agencies. Other records may exist that are not shown there.
FDLE wanted persons
FDLE wanted-person search is separate from ordinary inmate search and court search. Verify any warrant with the reporting agency or court before acting.
FDLE criminal history
Use FDLE criminal history routes for formal Florida criminal-history requests, not a mugshot or jail roster screenshot.
Florida DOC / FDC
Use FDC offender search for state prison, supervised release or absconder-type questions. It is not the best source for same-day county jail bookings.
Sex offender registry
Sex offender / predator searches are separate from inmate, court and wanted-person searches. Use the FDLE registry route when that is the question.
Register with Florida VINE
Open Florida VINE, search the person carefully, compare facility/county details and choose a notification method offered by the system.
Keep contact details updated
If your phone or email changes, update your VINE registration so custody alerts do not fail.
Verify urgent facts
Use VINE as notification support, then verify urgent release, bond, court or safety decisions through the official jail or court source.
Volusia Court Records After an Arrest
After a booking appears, the court record answers the legal-status question. The Clerk says criminal records are available from the website by choosing Case Inquiry, and the information may also be obtained at public access terminals. The Clerk also performs record searches for a fee when requested.
Use Clerk records for
Case number, criminal case inquiry, court date, felony/misdemeanor routing, citation inquiry, disposition, certified copies, sealing/expunging packet filing and record search requests.
Do not use mugshots for
Final guilt, final criminal history, employment screening, tenant screening, licensing, credit, insurance, immigration, custody or legal decisions.
Official court links
Volusia Clerk Home Online Public Records Criminal Department FDLE Seal and ExpungeWhy a Volusia Arrest, Mugshot or Inmate Result May Not Show Up
No result does not always mean no arrest. It may mean you searched the wrong source, used the wrong spelling, checked too early, the person was released, the record is restricted, the arresting agency was a city police department, the person moved to FDC custody, or the case exists only in court records.
Name issue
Try legal last name, hyphen variation, suffix removed, maiden name, alias clue or exact booking number.
Source issue
Inmate search, Clerk 24-hour reports, court case inquiry, FDLE, FDC and VINE are separate systems.
Jurisdiction issue
The arrest may involve Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, another county, state or federal agency.
Status changed
Bond, release, transfer, first appearance, court order or correction can change what appears online.
Restricted record
Juvenile, sealed, expunged, protected, victim-sensitive, confidential or active-investigation data may not appear publicly.
Court-only trail
The person may no longer appear in jail but still have a Clerk court case, citation, warrant or disposition record.
Private Browser Checklist Tool
This helper stores only in the visitor’s browser using localStorage. It does not search official records and does not send anything to USA-Arrests.org.
Volusia County Branch Jail Map
Use this map for location planning only. Confirm bond, release pickup, first appearance, visitation, mail, money, court or records instructions through the official source before driving.
Video Note: Why No Video Is Embedded
Video skipped intentionally. A strong official instructional video for Volusia inmate search, Branch Jail bond, Clerk 24-hour arrests, inmate accounts, mail, visitation, Florida VINE, FDLE or FDC steps was not verified during review. Embedding a random news clip, bodycam video, private arrest video or unrelated jail video would not help the user complete the task and could weaken trust. Use the official written links in this guide instead.
Frequently Asked Questions About Volusia County Recent Arrests
Where do I check Volusia County recent arrests?
Start with Volusia County Division of Corrections inmate information search for custody and booking clues. For daily 24-hour arrest files, use the Volusia Clerk Online Public Records criminal reports section.
Are Volusia mugshots official legal records?
No. The Volusia inmate search disclaimer says the online information is not the official record and should not be relied on for legal action. Official jail records are those maintained within the jail.
Does Volusia Sheriff run the jail?
No. Volusia Corrections says the Division of Corrections is separate from the Volusia Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff handles law-enforcement services, while Corrections handles jail custody and inmate services.
Where is Volusia County Branch Jail?
Volusia County Branch Jail is listed at 1300 Red John Drive/Road in Daytona Beach, Florida. Bond posting and First Appearance hearing information routes through the Branch Jail.
What number do I call for booking or bond information?
Use the official Booking/Bonding/Charges/Arrest number 386-254-1540 or Branch Jail Booking Office route. Do not pay a caller claiming to be jail staff or a bondsman.
How does Volusia County inmate visitation work?
Volusia provides video visitation at the Visitation Center at 1300A Red John Drive. Visits are by appointment, Tuesday through Saturday, and require scheduling in advance through IC Solutions or the official phone route.
How do I send mail to a Volusia County inmate?
Regular mail goes through the offsite SCH-VCDC Pinellas Park address and is scanned digitally. Legal/privileged mail and certain official payment documents use the direct Volusia County Corrections address.
How do I add money to a Volusia inmate account?
Official instructions list Access Corrections, lobby kiosk, phone deposits, walk-in retail locations and approved money-order routes. Care packages use Access Securepak / flcountypackages.com.
How do I find the court case after a Volusia arrest?
Use the Volusia Clerk website and choose Case Inquiry for criminal records. Court records are the proper route for case number, court date, disposition and certified copies.
When should I use Florida VINE?
Use Florida VINE for custody-status information and notification registration. Verify urgent release, bond, court and safety decisions with the jail or court directly.
When should I use Florida DOC offender search?
Use Florida DOC / FDC offender search for state prison or supervision questions. It is not the best source for same-day Volusia County jail bookings.
Can I use this page for employment or tenant screening?
No. This page is an informational guide only. It is not a consumer report, legal advice, background check or official criminal-history report.
Final Practical Summary
For Volusia County recent arrests, start with the official Corrections inmate search, read the disclaimer, compare identity details, then move to the correct next official source: Branch Jail bond office, Clerk 24-hour arrest files, Clerk case inquiry, visitation, inmate accounts, mail rules, Florida VINE, FDLE or FDC. A strong arrest guide should help users avoid stale mugshots, wrong offices, bond scams, bad payments and legal assumptions.