Orange County, FL Arrests & Jail Records

The OCSO's Records Management Section provides local criminal history checks for a fee of $5.00. Requests may be made by mail with a self-addressed stamped envelope, or online through the OCSO's Public Records Portal. Accepted payment methods include money orders, cashier's checks, or online payment options. Alternatively, interested persons may obtain Orange County's arrest records from the Orange County Sheriff's Office in person at:

Orange County Sheriff's Office

2500 W. Colonial Drive

Orlando, FL 32804

The Orange County Sheriff's Office (OCSO) also provides arrest information through its Inmate Search Tool, allowing users to look up individuals currently in custody.

Several cities within Orange County have Police Departments that maintain arrest records within their jurisdictions. These agencies allow public records requests through their official websites or Records Divisions. Interested parties may visit the local police department in charge of the city or municipality where an arrest was made to view Orange County arrest records. Requesters may need to provide details like the arrestee's name, date of birth, and date of arrest to obtain records.

In addition, some Police Departments in Orange County provide online platforms for accessing their incident and arrest logs. Major Police Departments in the county include the following:

• Orlando Police Department
• Winter Park Police Department
• Apopka Police Department
• Ocoee Police Department
• Winter Garden Police Department
• Maitland Police Department

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) provides criminal history records, including arrest records across all Florida counties via their Online Search tool. A fee of $24 applies per search. However, a fingerprint-based search is required for certified copies. Requests may also be made by contacting their Criminal History Services at (850) 410-8161.

On the other hand, requests for specific records may be made by contacting the FDLE's records custodian in the Office of Open Government by phone at, or by mail at:

Public Records Section P.O. Box 1489 Tallahassee, FL 32302-1489

Phone: (850) 410-7676

For court records related to arrests, the Orange County Clerk of Courts my eClerk website offers remote public access to many court records free of charge. Alternatively, individuals may access records in person at:

Orange County Courthouse

425 N. Orange Avenue

Orlando, FL 32801

For records not readily available online, individuals may submit a formal public records request to the Orange County Clerk of Courts. They may do this through their website or by contacting the Records Management Division directly.

In addition, persons interested in looking up Orange County arrest records may use reliable third-party websites like InfoTracer to access them. These resources typically provide more convenient and easy access.