Pasco County FL Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

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Pasco County, Florida · Current custody, past bookings, agency reports and criminal court cases

Check the Pasco Jail Record, Then Follow the Case East or West

Start with Pasco County Corrections when someone may be in jail now. Select In Custody for the current population or Past Arrests when the person may already have been released. Save the inmate ID or booking number, arrest date, arresting agency, charges and bond before leaving the result.

Pasco’s records are split between different offices. Corrections controls jail information, the arresting agency controls the incident report, and the Pasco County Clerk controls the criminal court file. This guide connects those records and explains bond, release, visits, mail, calls, deposits, court copies, legal help and record clearing.

Search people in custody Search past arrests Check the criminal court case
Full booked name Date of birth Approximate arrest date Inmate or booking ID Court case number
PASCO RECORD CROSSROADS ROUTING THE CASE
LAND O’ LAKES JAIL CUSTODY · BOOKING · BOND 1
ARRESTING AGENCY REPORT · AFFIDAVIT · INCIDENT 2
PASCO CLERK FILED CHARGE · DOCKET · OUTCOME 3
ID
BOOKING + REPORT + COURT MATCHED
An arrest is not a conviction. A jail entry records custody and booking information available at that stage. It does not prove guilt, and the charge shown during intake may differ from the charge filed or resolved in court.
Current inmate

Use the official In Custody list.

Released booking

Switch to Past Arrests.

Jail operator

Pasco County Corrections manages custody.

Jail information

Call 813-996-6982.

Source review

Official details checked July 30, 2026.

Start with the immediate problem

What do you need to know about the arrest?

ARRESTED RECENTLY Check current custody first

Use In Custody and compare the name, identifying details, booking information and arrest date.

Follow the inmate-search steps
NO LONGER SHOWING Switch to Past Arrests

A person may disappear from the current list after release, transfer or completion of processing.

Troubleshoot a missing result
BOND OR RELEASE Review every charge and hold

One bond amount does not clear a second charge, no-bond order, warrant or outside hold.

Confirm bond and release
FINAL CASE RESULT Search the Clerk’s docket

Find the charge that was actually filed and the disposition for every count.

Verify the court outcome
ARREST REPORT Contact the arresting agency

The jail may hold someone arrested by the Sheriff, a city police department or another agency.

Find the report owner
HELPING AN INMATE Confirm the inmate ID first

Use it for visitation, digital mail, telephone accounts, deposits and care-package searches.

Open family-support steps
Pasco’s three-record split

Do not ask one office for every arrest document

1
Pasco County Corrections

Use for current custody, prior bookings, inmate ID, booking status, housing, bond entries, visitation and inmate services.

Corrections operates the jail; it does not own every police report.

2
The arresting agency

Use for the offense report, incident narrative, arrest affidavit, calls-for-service record and identified investigative records.

Read the agency field before submitting a public-records request.

3
Pasco County Clerk

Use for the filed criminal case, charge, hearings, court orders, dismissal, plea, judgment, sentence and certified disposition.

The court file controls the legal outcome.

Fastest complete sequence: Find the booking → save the inmate ID and arresting agency → request only the missing police record → search the criminal court case → obtain a certified disposition when proof is needed.

Go directly to the Pasco County task

Use the first sections for an urgent arrest. The later sections cover court copies, family support and older-record problems.

Booking-result decoder

Understand what a Pasco inmate result proves—and what it does not

Use each jail field to find the next controlling record
Field
What it helps identify
What it does not prove
Best next action
Inmate ID or booking number
The person or custody event in the Pasco Corrections system.
That every listed charge became a filed court charge.
Use it for jail services and public-record requests.
Booking date
When the person entered the displayed Pasco custody event.
The exact date or time of the alleged offense.
Compare it with the incident report and case filing date.
Arresting agency
The Sheriff, municipal police department, FHP or other agency responsible for the arrest.
That Pasco Corrections created the police narrative.
Request the report from the named agency.
Charge
An allegation associated with the arrest or booking.
That the State Attorney filed or proved the same offense.
Check the criminal information and disposition.
Bond
A monetary release amount or condition shown for one charge.
That payment clears all charges, warrants or holds.
Call Corrections before paying.
Custody status
Whether the portal currently lists the person as held or released.
That the court case ended after release.
Search the court docket.
Release date
When the displayed jail-custody event ended.
Dismissal, acquittal or innocence.
Locate the final disposition for every count.
Booking photograph
An image created during jail processing.
Guilt or identity without matching record details.
Match the inmate ID and birth information.
Minimum identity rule: Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
Identity safeguard

Confirm the correct person before acting on the record

Full legal or booked name is consistent
Middle name, suffix or alias fits
Date of birth or age is consistent
Booking date matches the known event
Inmate ID matches another source
Arresting agency fits the incident location
Court case follows the same arrest
Release and court dates fit the timeline
For a common name: Do not rely on a photograph alone. Compare the inmate ID, birth details, arrest date, agency and court case.
No-result troubleshooting

Why a Pasco County arrest may not appear

The person is still processing Identity review, medical screening, fingerprints and system entry may occur before the public result appears.
The person was released quickly Switch from In Custody to Past Arrests and then check the criminal court search.
The name was entered differently Try the surname alone, a maiden name, former name, hyphenated name or suffix.
The arrest occurred outside Pasco Search the county where the person was actually booked, not only where the person lives.
The event was a notice to appear A criminal case may exist without a lengthy county-jail booking.
The person transferred to state custody Check Florida Department of Corrections when a sentence or transfer has occurred.
The record is confidential Juvenile, sealed, expunged and legally protected records may not appear publicly.
The court case has not posted Prosecutor review and Clerk data entry may occur after the original arrest.
Missing-inmate call script
I am trying to confirm the booking or custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, in custody, released, transferred or listed under another spelling or inmate ID?
Pasco County Corrections: 813-996-6982
Facility: 20101 Central Boulevard, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Police and arrest reports

Request the narrative from the agency that created it

Pasco County report-routing guide
What the booking shows
Where to request the report
What to include
What not to assume
Pasco Sheriff’s Office
Pasco Sheriff public-records portal
Name, DOB, date, location, report number, booking number and requested record type.
That the jail itself processes the Sheriff report request.
New Port Richey Police
New Port Richey Police records custodian
Incident number, date, address and involved names.
That Pasco Sheriff owns a city police narrative.
Port Richey Police
Port Richey Police records custodian
Report number and enough event details to locate the file.
That all west-county arrests are Sheriff cases.
Dade City Police
Dade City Police records custodian
Date, time, address, names and charge description.
That the Dade City courthouse owns the police report.
Zephyrhills Police
Zephyrhills Police records custodian
Agency report number and arrest identifiers.
That a county booking changes report ownership.
Florida Highway Patrol or another agency
The named state or federal agency
Agency case number, incident date, location and subject information.
That Pasco agencies can release another agency’s file.

Pasco Sheriff public-records workflow

Confirm that Pasco Sheriff made the arrest Read the arresting-agency field before opening the request portal.
Open the Sheriff’s public-records page Read Pasco Sheriff public-records guidance
Open the GovQA request portal Submit and track a Pasco Sheriff records request
Request a specific record Name the offense report, arrest report, probable-cause affidavit, calls-for-service record or identified supplement.
Provide locating details Add the report number, date, approximate time, location, subject name, DOB and booking ID when available.
Ask for an electronic copy This can avoid an unnecessary trip when the releasable record is available digitally.
Request an estimate when cost matters Ask for written notice before processing if the charge will exceed your chosen amount.
Expect lawful redactions Active investigations, juveniles, victims, medical information and confidential identifiers may be restricted.
Copy-ready arrest-report request
Under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, I request the releasable arrest record, offense or incident report, probable-cause affidavit and identified supplements concerning [full legal name] for the incident on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers include inmate or booking ID [number], court case number [number] and agency report number [number]. Please provide electronic copies when available and send a written estimate before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].
A public-records request is not the court search. The police report explains the alleged incident. The Clerk’s docket shows the prosecution and court outcome.
Filed criminal case

Verify the Pasco County court outcome

Pasco felony, misdemeanor and criminal-traffic files are publicly viewable unless sealed, expunged or confidential by law. General public access is available through the Clerk’s Online Court Records Search.
Open the Clerk’s court-record page Open Pasco Online Court Records Search
Read the access disclaimer Public access varies according to Florida law, court rules and the user’s access role.
Search the case number first An exact criminal case number is safer than a broad name search.
Search the party name when necessary Use the full name and narrow the result with the filing date, case type or other available filters.
Compare the filing date to the arrest Confirm that the court case logically follows the booking event.
Review the charge actually filed It may differ from the wording used during arrest or jail intake.
Read the docket in date order Look for first appearance, bond orders, arraignment, motions, plea, dismissal, judgment and sentence.
Check every count separately Different counts in the same case can have different outcomes.
Do not treat “closed” as the disposition Find the document or docket entry explaining why the case closed.
Order a certified copy when proof is needed A screenshot may not be enough for licensing, immigration, employment or record-clearing purposes.

Which Pasco courthouse handles the case?

East Pasco

Robert D. Sumner Judicial Center
38053 Live Oak Avenue
Dade City, FL 33523

Clerk Criminal Courts, Suite 210

Phone: 352-521-4542

West Pasco

West Pasco Judicial Center
7530 Little Road
New Port Richey, FL 34654

Clerk Criminal Courts, Suite 104 or customer-service suite shown for the requested service

Phone: 727-847-8031

Do not choose the courthouse only by where the arrest occurred. Read the assigned division, court location and newest hearing notice in the case docket before travelling.
Search court records Check Sixth Circuit calendars Register for court reminders
Copies and certified dispositions

Know the Pasco Clerk’s published court-record costs

Pasco County court-record fees published at the time of review
Service
Published fee
When it helps
Computer record search
Free
Researching available court information online or on a public-access computer.
Physical viewing
Free
Inspecting an open paper or electronic court file.
Assisted records search
$2 per name per year
When staff must search by a person’s name and year.
Court-document copy
$1 per page
Obtaining a plain copy of an available document.
Certification
$2 per document
Obtaining official proof from the Clerk.
Authenticated or exemplified certificate
$7
When a receiving agency requires that higher form of authentication.

Electronic certified documents

Available 24/7

Eligible court documents can be purchased, downloaded immediately and delivered to the email entered during checkout.

Tamper-proof certification

The electronic document includes the Clerk’s digital signature and encryption features.

Verification period

The Clerk states that the document-verification link expires one year after purchase.

Pasco Clerk E-Certify fees per document
Charge
Amount
Statutory copy fee
$1 per page
Statutory certification fee
$2
Convenience service fee
$6 per document
Credit-card processing
Additional 3.5%
Order or verify E-Certify documents Recheck court-record fees

Records-retention locations

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

727-847-8962

Clerk office hours are generally 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Confirm the correct office and document availability before travelling.
Bond, holds and release

Verify the complete custody picture before paying

Confirm the correct inmate Match the full booked name, birth details and inmate ID.
List every charge Do not focus only on the first bond amount shown.
Check for a no-bond entry Some charges require judicial review or do not permit immediate release.
Ask about outside holds Another county, probation, parole, immigration or another agency can delay release.
Confirm the newest court order First appearance or a later hearing may change the original booking amount.
Verify the accepted payment method Call Corrections before bringing cash, certified funds or using a bond company.
Check a bond agent’s Florida licence Do not rely only on an advertisement or unsolicited call.
Keep the agreement and receipt Save the charge, case number, amount, premium, collateral and payer information.
Allow for release processing Payment does not create an immediate exit. Corrections must clear every charge, order and hold.
Bond-verification call script
I am calling about [full booked name], date of birth [date], inmate ID [number]. Please confirm every active charge, the current bond or release condition for each charge, any no-bond order, warrant or outside hold, the exact amount required, the accepted payment method and where payment must be made.
Pasco County Corrections: 813-996-6982
20101 Central Boulevard, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Verify a Florida bail-bond licence Find the cash-bond refund form
A cash bond refund is a Clerk process after the court case and applicable obligations are resolved. Use the current Pasco Clerk form and instructions rather than expecting the jail to issue the refund.
Warrant safety

Do not treat an inmate search as a complete warrant check

Check the court case

Search the Pasco Clerk docket for warrant, capias, failure-to-appear and recall activity connected to a known criminal case.

Contact the correct agency

Use Pasco Sheriff non-emergency dispatch for local law-enforcement guidance when a current public record is unclear.

Speak with a lawyer

When the warrant may concern you, obtain legal advice before deciding how and where to appear.

Do not confront or attempt to detain anyone. Same-name records, recalled warrants and delayed system updates can create serious identity and safety mistakes.
Pasco Sheriff non-emergency communications: 727-847-8102, option 7
Emergency: 911
Custody and jail location

Pasco County Jail is operated by County Corrections

Pasco County Corrections

20101 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637

Phone: 813-996-6982

Use for inmate status, booking, bond, release and jail-service questions.

Resource & Visitation Building

10326 Asbel Road
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637

This is separate from the main corrections address.

Use the confirmed visitation appointment for the correct reporting location and time.

Do not drive to the Sheriff’s New Port Richey administration office for an inmate visit. The jail and visitor centre are in Land O’ Lakes.

Before travelling to the jail

Recheck that the person remains in custody
Save the inmate ID
Confirm the service location
Ask whether an appointment is required
Bring acceptable photo identification
Confirm payment methods before posting bond
Leave prohibited property secured
Allow time for screening and parking
On-site and remote video visits

Schedule Pasco visitation through the live ICSolutions system

Confirm current custody Do not schedule a visit based on an old booking or third-party roster.
Save the inmate ID Use the identifier exactly as displayed by Pasco Corrections.
Create an ICSolutions account The same account can support prepaid calling and available video services. Open ICSolutions
Add the correct Pasco recipient Compare the name and inmate ID before purchasing or scheduling.
Select on-site or remote video The live system controls which options are available for the inmate.
Choose an available appointment Follow the current advance-booking requirement displayed during scheduling.
Review the fee before paying Remote-video prices and service rules can change. Do not rely on an old screenshot.
Keep the confirmation Save the date, start time, reporting location and account receipt.
Bring valid photo identification The account name and visitor identity should be consistent.
Follow the same conduct rules remotely Recording, nudity, threats, contraband discussion and unauthorised participants can end or suspend a visit.
ICSolutions Pasco customer service: 888-506-8407, available 24 hours a day
Pasco Corrections: 813-996-6982
Non-privileged visits are not confidential. Avoid discussing witnesses, passwords, evidence, co-defendants, alibis or legal strategy during a normal social visit.
Mail, calls, deposits and care packages

Use the inmate ID before sending anything

Personal digital mail

Put the sender information on the envelope

Use the sender’s full legal name and complete return address.

Mail without usable sender information may be rejected or destroyed under facility rules.

[Inmate Full Booked Name] – [Inmate ID]
Pasco Inmate Mail Processing
P.O. Box 17339
San Antonio, TX 78227
Personal mail is processed digitally and made available to the inmate through the facility’s electronic system. Recheck the current Pasco jail-resources page before mailing because vendor addresses can change.

Legal mail and permitted government-issued checks

[Inmate Full Name and ID]
Pasco Corrections
20101 Central Boulevard
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637
Do not use the main jail address for ordinary personal letters unless current Pasco instructions specifically direct you to do so. Personal and privileged mail follow different routes.

Telephone and video accounts

ICSolutions calling

  • Prepaid Collect can receive calls at an approved telephone number.
  • Debit funding places calling funds on the inmate’s calling account.
  • The first accepted call may include a complimentary 60-second connection before account prompts.
  • The current maximum call length is 15 minutes.
  • Calls can be monitored, recorded and voice validated.
Review Pasco telephone rates and rules

Published Pasco phone rates

  • Prepaid Collect: $0.16 per minute for listed domestic call types.
  • Inmate Debit: $0.16 per minute for listed domestic call types.
  • Traditional Collect: $0.25 per minute for listed domestic call types.
  • Taxes and government-mandated surcharges may apply.
  • ICSolutions states that its ancillary transaction fees have been eliminated.
Call waiting, placing a call on hold, poor cellular coverage, facility security action or account restrictions can disconnect a call.

Inmate trust deposits

Open Access Corrections Open the official deposit service
Create or sign in to an account Use an email address you can access for receipts and transaction notices.
Select Florida and the Pasco facility Do not choose a similarly named agency.
Search by inmate ID when possible Confirm the full booked name before adding the recipient.
Select the available deposit method Online, telephone, kiosk, retail or other options can vary by facility.
Review the total charge Access Corrections displays applicable service fees before final approval.
Save the receipt number The provider can verify your transaction but generally cannot provide the inmate’s full account balance.
Check transaction status before paying again Use the dashboard history to avoid an accidental duplicate deposit.
Access Corrections deposit assistance: 866-345-1884

Care packages

Use the approved Pasco catalogue

Search MyCarePack or the care-package service linked by Pasco County. Available products, spending limits and delivery rules are controlled by the facility.

Open MyCarePack
Do not mail a homemade package

Food, clothing, hygiene products and other commissary items generally must come through the approved vendor rather than an ordinary parcel.

Communication warning: Normal inmate calls, digital messages and social visits are not confidential legal communications.
Florida-wide records

Use statewide searches for questions the Pasco portals cannot answer

FDLE criminal-history check

Use FDLE when you need a broader Florida criminal-history search rather than one Pasco booking.

  • The public request fee is currently $24.
  • An Instant Search adds a $1 credit-card processing fee.
  • Instant results are not certified.
  • FDLE also offers certified and non-certified staff searches.
  • A name-based result should be matched carefully to the correct person.
Open Florida criminal-history options

Florida Department of Corrections

Use FDC after a person enters state-prison custody or when researching a state sentence, location or release information.

  • Do not use the prison search as the first step for a fresh county arrest.
  • Search the Pasco jail first for pretrial and short county custody.
  • Compare the FDC number and date of birth before relying on a match.
Open Florida offender search

When your own Florida record may be wrong

FDLE provides a Personal Review process so an individual can obtain and review their own criminal-history record for completeness and accuracy. Personal Review is not an employment, immigration, licensing or certification background check.
Open FDLE Criminal History Records Review compromised-identity help
Errors, sealing and expungement

Correct the record owner before seeking legal relief

Identify the inaccurate system Compare Pasco Corrections, the arresting-agency report, the Clerk docket and FDLE history.
Save the disputed entry Record the date viewed, URL, inmate ID, agency report number, case number and exact error.
Obtain the controlling proof Use a certified dismissal, judgment, amended order or written agency correction.
Contact the office that owns the error Corrections cannot rewrite a police narrative, and the Clerk cannot independently change an arresting agency’s report.
Recheck connected databases A local correction may take time to appear in FDLE or a private background report.
Dispute private reports separately Send the private reporting company the certified disposition and identify the exact inaccurate item.
Correction is not sealing or expungement. Correction fixes inaccurate information. Sealing or expungement restricts an accurate record that meets Florida eligibility rules.

Pasco seal or expunge workflow

Preserve the important records first FDLE recommends keeping the arrest report, certified disposition and other pertinent documents before relief is completed.
Review FDLE eligibility information A Certificate of Eligibility is generally the first step for court-ordered sealing or expungement. Open the FDLE process
Obtain certified Pasco court records Order the disposition and any other documents required by the application or petition.
Complete the FDLE application packet Follow the current fingerprint, certification, prosecutor and payment instructions for the requested type of relief.
Wait for the eligibility decision FDLE currently states that eligibility processing is typically about 12 weeks from receipt of a complete application and is not expedited.
Use the Pasco Clerk packet Complete the petition, affidavit, notice of hearing, proposed order and other required documents. Open Pasco criminal forms
File in the correct Pasco case Use the case number and court location shown in the criminal docket.
Pay applicable filing and service costs The Pasco Clerk currently lists a $42 fee for sealing a court file or expunging a record, separate from FDLE and other charges.
Complete any hearing or judicial requirement An FDLE eligibility certificate does not itself seal or expunge the record.
Keep the signed certified order It may be needed if a government or private database continues displaying covered information.
Eligibility depends on the complete history, exact disposition and type of relief. A dismissal does not automatically erase the arrest record.
Read Pasco Clerk guidance Recheck criminal-case fees Email FDLE Seal/Expunge
Local contacts and locations

Pasco County jail, Sheriff, court and legal-help offices

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

813-996-6982

Corrections Visitor Center
10326 Asbel Road
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34637

Confirm the appointment before travelling.

Pasco Sheriff Administration
8700 Citizens Drive
New Port Richey, FL 34654

727-847-5878

Sheriff Non-Emergency

727-847-8102, option 7

Use 911 for immediate threats and emergencies.

East Pasco Criminal Courts
38053 Live Oak Avenue, Suite 210
Dade City, FL 33523

352-521-4542

West Pasco Criminal Courts
7530 Little Road, Suite 104
New Port Richey, FL 34654

727-847-8031

East Court Records
38319 McDonald Street
Dade City, FL 33525

352-521-4489

West Court Records
8902 Government Drive
New Port Richey, FL 34654

727-847-8962

East Pasco Public Defender
38053 Live Oak Avenue
Dade City, FL 33523

352-521-4388

West Pasco Public Defender
7530 Little Road
New Port Richey, FL 34654

727-847-8155

Map to Pasco County Corrections

Map the visitor centre Map East Pasco court Map West Pasco court
Confirm before travelling: Recheck the inmate’s status, assigned courthouse, lobby hours, security rules, appointment requirement, accepted identification and payment method.
Pasco-specific time savers

Local details that prevent wrong-office trips

The Sheriff does not run the jail portal

Start custody questions with Pasco County Corrections, not the Sheriff’s administration lobby.

The arresting agency owns the narrative

A county booking does not turn a city police report into a Pasco Sheriff record.

East and west court offices differ

Read the assigned courthouse in the docket before driving to Dade City or New Port Richey.

The records facility is not always the courtroom

Paper-file and copy services use separate records-retention locations.

The visitor centre is separate from the jail

Use 10326 Asbel Road only when the confirmed appointment directs you there.

Personal mail goes to San Antonio

Ordinary letters use the current digital-mail processor rather than the Land O’ Lakes jail address.

One charge is not the whole release picture

Ask about every charge, hold, warrant and judicial order before paying.

Use the inmate ID for providers

It reduces wrong-recipient errors in mail, calls, visits and deposits.

Keep a certified disposition

It is the most useful proof when correcting a background report or seeking record relief.

10 Pasco County questions

Pasco County arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Pasco County Florida arrest records?

Open the official Pasco Corrections inmate portal. Select In Custody when the person may still be jailed or Past Arrests for an earlier or released booking. Search the person’s name, open each possible match and verify the identifying details. Save the inmate ID or booking number, booking date, arresting agency, charges, bond and custody status before searching the Pasco County Clerk criminal court record.

What is the difference between In Custody and Past Arrests in Pasco County?

In Custody is the starting point for people currently listed in Pasco County Corrections. Past Arrests is used for earlier bookings and people who may already have been released. A release from jail does not mean the criminal case was dismissed, so check the Pasco County Clerk docket for the court outcome.

Why is a recent Pasco County arrest not showing online?

The person may still be processing, may have been released quickly, may be listed under a different spelling, may have received a notice to appear instead of a jail booking, or may have been booked in another county. Search both In Custody and Past Arrests, try alternate name formats and call Pasco County Corrections at 813-996-6982 when the status remains unclear.

Does the Pasco County inmate search show the final court result?

No. The inmate portal is primarily a custody and booking resource. It does not replace the criminal court docket. Use the Pasco County Clerk Online Court Records Search to find the filed charge, hearings, court orders, dismissal, plea, judgment or sentence for each count.

How do I request a Pasco County arrest report?

Identify the arresting agency in the booking or court record first. Submit a Pasco Sheriff-created report through the Sheriff’s public-records portal. If a city police department or another agency made the arrest, request the offense report, probable-cause affidavit or arrest record from that agency instead. Include the person’s name, date of birth, incident date, location, booking number and report number when known.

How do I check bond and release status in Pasco County?

Open the current inmate result and review every charge and bond entry. One charge may have a bond while another charge, warrant, no-bond order or outside hold prevents release. Call Pasco County Corrections at 813-996-6982 to confirm the current amount, accepted payment method, holds and release instructions before paying or travelling.

How do I visit someone in Pasco County Jail?

Verify that the person is still in custody, then register through ICSolutions for video visitation. The live scheduler controls available dates, times, advance-booking requirements and any remote-visit charge. On-site visits use the Pasco County Detention Visitor Center at 10326 Asbel Road in Land O’ Lakes. Confirm the appointment location and bring valid photo identification.

What is the Pasco County inmate mailing address?

Ordinary personal mail is sent to the digital-mail processor using the inmate’s full booked name and inmate ID: Pasco Inmate Mail Processing, P.O. Box 17339, San Antonio, Texas 78227. Include the sender’s full name and return address. Legal mail, privileged mail and permitted government-issued checks use Pasco Corrections, 20101 Central Boulevard, Land O’ Lakes, Florida 34637. Recheck the county jail-resources page before mailing.

How do I add money or pay for Pasco County inmate calls?

Pasco County inmate trust deposits are available through Access Corrections. Search for the correct facility and recipient using the inmate ID and review the fee before approving payment. ICSolutions handles prepaid telephone and video accounts. Its Pasco facility page lists customer service at 888-506-8407 and a current maximum telephone call length of 15 minutes.

Can a Pasco County arrest record be sealed or expunged?

Some Florida records qualify for court-ordered sealing or expungement. The first step is generally an FDLE Certificate of Eligibility, followed by the required Pasco County petition, affidavit, proposed order and supporting documents. Eligibility depends on the charge, disposition and prior history. The Pasco Clerk currently lists a 42 dollar court-file sealing or expungement fee, separate from FDLE and other costs.

Official resources used

Primary Pasco County and Florida sources

Jail and law enforcement
Courts and records
Family and statewide help
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not Pasco County Corrections, the Pasco Sheriff’s Office, Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller, Sixth Judicial Circuit, Public Defender, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida Department of Corrections or a law firm.

Custody, bond, release, visitation, mail, telephone, deposit, provider, court, fee, office-hour and contact information can change. Verify the person with multiple identifiers and recheck the current official source before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every accused person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This page explains public procedures and does not provide legal advice.

Last official-source review: July 30, 2026. No unverified video schema or guaranteed processing time was added.

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