Nassau County 72 Hour Booking

Nassau County 72 hour booking records are maintained by the Sheriff's Office in Yulee, just north of Jacksonville. The county sits in the far northeast corner of Florida and processes all local arrests through its jail facility. The 72 hour booking report lists everyone booked into the Nassau County jail in the past three days. You can search for inmates online through the Sheriff's website at no charge. Each record shows names, charges, bond amounts, and booking dates. These records are public under Florida law, and anyone can view them without giving a reason.

Nassau County 72 Hour Booking Portal

The Nassau County Sheriff's Office handles all bookings at the jail located at 96161 Nassau Place in Yulee. Call (904) 225-5174 for questions about inmates or booking records. The Nassau County inmate search page lets you look up anyone in custody by name or booking number. The system is free and open to the public.

The Nassau County 72 hour booking report shows every arrest processed in the last three days. It updates about every hour to reflect new bookings and releases. Each entry has the name, booking date and time, charges, and bond amount when applicable. If you want a broader look at the jail population, the Nassau County inmates page shows the full roster of people currently in custody.

For court dates or case status, the booking report will not help. You need to contact the Nassau County Clerk of Court for that type of information. The booking report only covers the arrest and initial jail processing in Nassau County.

Search Nassau County 72 Hour Booking

Finding booking records in Nassau County is straightforward. The Sheriff's website offers two main tools. The inmate search lets you look up a specific person by name. The 72 hour report shows all recent bookings at once. Both are free.

Under Florida Statute 119.01, booking records in Nassau County are public. The law states that all state, county, and municipal records are open for inspection. You do not have to be a party to the case or even a resident of the county. Anyone can search. Florida Statute 119.07 backs this up by laying out the exact process for inspecting and copying records. If you want paper copies from the Nassau County Sheriff, there may be a small per-page charge as allowed by the statute.

If the online tools do not have the record you need, visit the jail at 96161 Nassau Place in Yulee or call (904) 225-5174. The staff can pull up older records that have dropped off the 72 hour report. Booking records only cover the last three days online, but the full database goes back much further for Nassau County. Always use exact name spelling when searching. The system looks for precise matches and will not return results for partial or misspelled names.

Note: Booking records show arrests processed in the last 72 hours and may not include recent court actions or releases.

Nassau County Booking Data Fields

Each record in the Nassau County 72 hour booking report has several fields. The inmate's name, booking date, and time come first. Then you see the charges filed at the time of arrest. Bond amount shows up if one has been set. A booking number is assigned to each entry. This number is useful for tracking the record later or when calling the jail for an update on someone in Nassau County.

Charges listed are initial arrest charges. They are not convictions. A prosecutor may change them after review. Bonds can also change when a judge weighs in. The Nassau County Clerk of Court manages case outcomes and court dates, which are different from the booking data the Sheriff provides. Keep this in mind when viewing any record from the Nassau County 72 hour report. It tells you who was arrested and why, not what happened in court afterward.

Florida Records Linked to Nassau County

The Florida Jail Information System collects booking data from jails all over the state, including Nassau County. With more than 22 million records, it is one of the largest jail databases in the country. Data refreshes every hour. You can search for bookings within the last 24, 48, or 72 hours across multiple counties. This is helpful if you are not sure whether the arrest was in Nassau or a neighboring county like Duval.

The FDLE criminal history records cover all of Florida. A $24 search through CCHInet gives you the full criminal history, not just the 72 hour window. The Florida Department of State jail directory links to every county jail in the state, including Nassau County.

Below is the CCHInet portal used for statewide criminal history searches in Florida.

This tool lets you run background searches that include Nassau County arrest data going back years.

Nassau County Booking Record Laws

Florida Statute 119.07 gives anyone the right to inspect and copy booking records from Nassau County. The Sheriff cannot deny access without a valid legal exemption. Most booking data is fully public. Florida Statute 901.43 addresses booking photos and prohibits charging fees to take down mugshots posted online. This law protects people arrested in Nassau County from mugshot extortion schemes.

Certain details stay private. Florida Statute 119.071(2)(c) holds back active investigation info. If an ongoing case in Nassau County involves sensitive law enforcement data, that part may not be released. Florida Statute 985.04 seals juvenile records entirely. No one under 18 will appear in the Nassau County public booking report or inmate search results. The balance between public access and privacy is set by state law, and the Nassau County Sheriff follows these rules when releasing booking information.

Cities in Nassau County

Nassau County includes Fernandina Beach, Yulee, Callahan, and Hilliard. All arrests in these communities are handled by the Nassau County jail. The booking report covers the entire county, so one search is all you need. No city in Nassau County exceeds 75,000 residents, so all booking data flows through the county system.

Nearby Counties

Nassau County borders two other Florida counties. Given its location next to Jacksonville, some arrests near the county line may be processed by a different jurisdiction. Check the arresting agency on the booking record to be sure.