Florida Department of Corrections Inmate Search
The Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) is the third largest state prison system in the United States, managing approximately 80,000 state inmates across 143 major correctional institutions, work camps, and forestry stations.
Search the Official FDC Offender Database
Look up active state prisoners, past felony convictions, sentence lengths, and scheduled parole eligibility dates directly on the official Florida Department of Corrections public portal.
Major Florida State Prisons & Correctional Facilities
Directory of primary state-operated correctional institutions, diagnostic intake units, and close-security penitentiaries in Florida.
Florida State Prison (FSP)
Maximum Security / Close CustodyUnion Correctional Institution
Maximum SecurityCentury Correctional Institution
Major Institution / Close CustodyLowell Correctional Institution (Women's Facility)
Female Maximum & Medium SecurityFlorida State Prison Phone, Mail & Commissary Rules
Telephone services across FDC institutions are managed by Securus Technologies. Inmates cannot receive incoming calls; families must create and fund a prepaid calling account to accept collect or debit conversations.
To send money for hygiene, food, or medical copays, use the state-approved vendor JPay / Access Corrections. Deposits require the offender's legal name and state DOC identification number.
Florida DOC Inmate Search FAQs
How do I locate a Florida state prison inmate?
Search the Florida DOC Offender Information Network (dc.state.fl.us/offenderSearch) using the inmate's DC Number or legal name. Results display current facility assignment, release date, and detailed offense history.
How do I send money to an inmate in a Florida state prison?
Funds can be deposited into an inmate's commissary account online via JPay (jpay.com) using their 6-character DC number.
How does Florida parole and conditional release work?
Florida abolished traditional parole for most crimes committed after 1983; post-prison supervision and remaining eligible parole cases are adjudicated by the Florida Commission on Offender Review (FCOR).
Browse Florida County Jail Rosters
Search local county jail facilities, recent booking photos, and active sheriff intake records across Florida.