Alachua County Jail, FL Inmate Search, Visitation Hours

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The Alachua County Jail provides service to the Alachua County and surrounding towns and counties as well.

The Alachua County Jail is a medium-security facility that is home to both adult female and adult male inmates. No inmate in the Alachua County Jail is under the age of 18.

Majority of inmates in the facility are going through their trial, or they are serving out their sentences. Inmates who are kept in the Alachua County Jail to finish out their sentences are inmates who were sentenced to less than 2 years.

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Trying to find information about the inmate in the Alachua County Jail can be quite the daunting task.

The Alachua County Jail keeps records on all inmates in their facility. These records will have the charges, bail information, along with the court transactions on the inmate.

However, the Alachua County Jail does not keep these records online or easily accessible to the public.

If you need these records on an inmate or for an inmate, you will need to contact the Jail Records Division at 352-491-4460, 352-491-4444.

You should also know that there may be fees associated with pulling these records as well.

Inmates in the Alachua County Jail can receive written letters from their loved ones back home. These letters cannot contain stamps, checks, cash, or pictures. You are only permitted to send them a handwritten letter.

You will need to mail the envelope to the following address:

Alachua County Jail

3333 Northeast 39th Avenue, Gainesville, FL, 32609

If you mail anything that an inmate cannot have, it will not be given to the inmate, it will not be sent back to you, it will be properly discarded in the mailroom.

Please note that the Alachua County Jail does not accept money orders.

The Alachua County Jail now uses inmatedeposits.com. You will need to create an account to send money to an inmate.

With this service you will be permitted to make deposits on a daily, weekly, or even a monthly basis. Each deposit can be up to $300.

To make a successful deposit into an inmate’s account, you will be required to know the inmate’s identification number.

You can make deposits one of the three following ways:

• You can log in to your account at the inmatedeposits.com

• You can call 352-491-4460, 352-491-4444

• You can go to the Alachua County Jail lobby and use the kiosk

Inmates cannot take phone calls, but inmates can make phone calls. All outgoing phone calls from the Alachua County Jail will be collect calls.

You will need to have a landline phone to receive these phone calls. You will also need to know that these phone calls will be at your expense. Inmates will not be paying for this service and neither is the Alachua County Jail.

The Alachua County Jail permits inmates to have 3 visits per week. Visiting hours at the Alachua County Jail goes as follows:

In order to visit an inmate, you will need to first and foremost bring your driver’s license to be allowed into the visitation area. All visits with inmates in the Alachua County Jail are no-contact visits. You will be sitting behind a glass partition when visiting the inmate. There will be no touching involved or allowed.