Gadsden County 72 Hour Booking

Gadsden County 72 hour booking records are posted by the Sheriff's Office in Quincy. Located just west of Tallahassee, Gadsden County processes all local arrests through its detention center. The sheriff publishes booking data online with names, charges, booking dates, bond amounts, and custody status. Records update continuously as new arrests come in. Whether you need to check on a recent booking in Gadsden County or search for someone currently held at the jail, you can use the tools on this page and the official links below to access the data you need.

Gadsden County 72 Hour Booking Data

The Gadsden County Sheriff's Office is on Martin Luther King Jr Drive in Quincy. The detention center is at this location. All arrests in Gadsden County get processed through this one facility. When someone is booked, the staff enter the charges, take a photo, and set the bond if the court allows it. That data goes into the system and shows up on the sheriff's website. The booking report updates continuously, so it stays current throughout the day.

Look up Gadsden County booking records at gadsdensheriff.com. The inmate search tool is under the Jail or Detention section. You can search by name to find anyone in the system. The jail booking reports page shows a broader list of bookings. The 72 hour booking log narrows it down to just the past three days. All of these are free. No login is needed to view Gadsden County arrest data.

Search Gadsden 72 Hour Booking

Go to the Gadsden County Sheriff's website. Find the inmate search under the Jail section. Type in the name of the person you want to look up. The system shows matching results from the detention center. Each entry lists the name, booking date, charges, bond amount, and custody status. You can also use the 72 hour booking log to see all recent bookings without entering a name. That page just lists everyone booked in the past three days.

The Gadsden County system updates continuously. That means most bookings show up quickly after processing. But there can still be a short gap. If you need to know right now whether someone is in the jail, call (850) 875-7200. The detention center staff can check for you. They handle these calls throughout the day and can give you the booking details, charges, and bond info over the phone. For older records that fall outside the 72 hour window, you can make a public records request to the Gadsden County Sheriff's Office.

Under Florida Statute 119.07, you have the right to inspect and copy public records, including all booking data from Gadsden County. The online tools are free. Paper copies may have a small per-page charge.

Gadsden County Arrest Record Laws

Booking records from the Gadsden County Sheriff are public. Florida Statute 119.01 makes it clear that all records made by any public office in the state are open for inspection. You do not need a reason. You do not need to be related to the case. Anyone can view Gadsden County booking records.

Statute 901.43 protects people from mugshot extortion. It says no one can charge a fee to take down a booking photo. The Gadsden County Sheriff posts booking photos as part of their public records work. That is lawful. But using those photos to make money off arrested people is not. This law applies across all of Florida.

Some records have exemptions. Active investigation files may be partially withheld under Statute 119.071(2)(c). Juvenile records are kept private under Statute 985.04. But standard adult booking data in Gadsden County is fully open to the public.

The full text of Chapter 119 is available on the Florida Legislature's website and covers every aspect of public records access.

This page lays out the rules that the Gadsden County Sheriff and every other county office must follow when handling public records requests.

Gadsden County Booking Report Details

Each Gadsden County booking record captures the key facts from an arrest. The detention center staff fill in this data during processing. It is a record of what happened at the time of booking, not the outcome of the case.

A Gadsden County booking entry typically includes:

• Full name of the person booked
• Booking date and time
• Charges filed at arrest
• Bond amount or hold status
• Custody status (in custody or released)
• Booking number

Charges and bond can change after the initial booking. The state attorney may revise the charges. A judge may raise or lower the bond at a hearing. What you see on the 72 hour report is the data from booking, not the final disposition. For case outcomes in Gadsden County, contact the Clerk of Courts for the 2nd Judicial Circuit.

Tips for Gadsden County Searches

Spelling matters. The Gadsden County system uses name matching. If you type the wrong name, you get no results. Try just the last name if the full name does not work. You can also call the detention center and ask them to check.

If you cannot find someone in the Gadsden County system, check the surrounding counties. Gadsden County is next to Leon County, which is where Tallahassee is. An arrest in that area may have gone through the Leon County jail instead. The Florida Department of State has a list of all county jail search tools in one place. Use it to check multiple counties. The FDLE criminal history system can also search statewide for records that include Gadsden County.

Note: Always verify inmate info by contacting the Gadsden County Sheriff's Office for any legal or urgent matters.

Gadsden County Booking Questions

People ask the same questions about Gadsden County booking records. Here are the answers.

How do I search for an inmate? Use the inmate search tool on the Gadsden County Sheriff's website. It is under the Jail or Detention section. Search by name. Results come up right away.

How often does the booking report update? The Gadsden County system updates continuously as new arrests get processed. Most bookings appear on the website shortly after the person is processed at the detention center.

Are booking records public? Yes. Booking records in Gadsden County are public under Florida law. Anyone can look at them. You do not need a reason or connection to the case. The sheriff's office provides them free online.

Can I get notified if someone is booked? The Gadsden County Sheriff does not offer a direct notification service. You would need to use a third-party service for booking alerts or check the 72 hour log regularly.

Cities in Gadsden County

Quincy is the county seat and the largest city in Gadsden County. Havana, Midway, Chattahoochee, and Greensboro are other communities. None meet the population threshold for a separate city page. All arrests across Gadsden County process through the single detention center in Quincy. The same 72 hour booking report covers every part of the county.

Nearby Counties

Gadsden County is in the Florida panhandle, just west of Tallahassee. These counties surround it, each with its own jail and booking system.