Charlotte County, FL Arrests, Mugshots & Jail Records

The Charlotte County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) allows individuals to obtain arrest records by submitting a public records request through its online portal. Applicable fees may be paid electronically, and records are delivered in digital format. For those seeking recent inmate information, CCSO provides an online search tool that allows users to look up individuals currently incarcerated in the county jail. Requests may also be mailed to the CCSO's main office at:

Charlotte County Sheriff's Office

7474 Utilities Road

Punta Gorda, FL 33982

The Charlotte-Cumberland Police Department Records Unit is responsible for providing arrest records to eligible requesters. Individuals seeking arrest records may contact them directly via phone or visit their office in person. It's advisable beforehand to inquire about the specific process for obtaining records, any associated fees, and the expected processing times. Charlotte County has only one city-based Police Department, the Punta Gorda Police Department, as Punta Gorda is the county's only incorporated city. Law enforcement for all other areas, including unincorporated communities, is managed by the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office (CCSO).

Individuals seeking arrest records for Charlotte County may use the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)'s resources. The FDLE offers a Criminal History Information Request service, which allows for name-based searches. Requesters need to provide the individual's full name and other identifying information. For more accurate searches, fingerprint-based searches are also available. Fees apply for both types of searches.

Arrest records related to incidents resulting in charges in Charlotte County may be accessed through the Clerk of the Circuit Court and County Comptroller. These records include misdemeanors, felony preliminary hearings, and quasi-criminal cases. Individuals may view these records via the Charlotte County Florida eCaseView portal. This resource allows users to search for case details like court type, involved parties, charges, and court events. They may print or download plain copies of these documents,

Florida law does not require individuals to identify themselves or provide a reason when submitting a public records request. However, providing details about the requested records may help the process. For those who prefer to make requests in person, they may visit the main Courthouse at:

Charlotte County Justice Center

350 East Marion Avenue

Punta Gorda, FL 33950

Likewise, interested persons may access Charlotte County arrest records on reliable third-party websites like InfoTracer. These websites are not limited by jurisdictions.