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Daytona Mugshots, Recent Arrests & Booking Records
If you are looking for a Daytona Beach mugshot or recent arrest, start with Volusia County’s jail and booking systems. People arrested in Daytona Beach may be booked into the county corrections system, where custody, booking, charge and mugshot information can be checked separately from the police report and later court case.
Daytona Beach Police records and Volusia County jail records answer different questions. The police department maintains arrest and incident reports for city cases, while the Volusia County Division of Corrections manages jail custody and inmate information. Court filings are maintained separately by the Volusia County Clerk of Circuit Court.
Start with the official Volusia County inmate search
The county says its inmate information search is for general public use and is updated approximately every 15 minutes. Search the jail system first if you need current custody information, then use the Clerk’s court search if you need the criminal case.
A booking result, court case and police report are related records, but they are not interchangeable.
Which Official Daytona Arrest Search Should You Use?
There is no single record that answers every arrest question. Choose the system based on what you actually need to confirm.
| Route | Use it for | Key detail |
|---|---|---|
| Volusia County Corrections | Current inmate, booking, custody and jail information | The county says inmate information is updated about every 15 minutes. |
| Volusia Clerk Arrest/Booking Download | Recent 24-hour booking data | Daily files are generally kept available for about 14 calendar days. |
| Volusia Clerk Case Inquiry | Criminal case, docket and disposition information | Search by name or case number; sealed or confidential material is excluded. |
| Daytona Beach Police Records | City arrest, offense and incident reports | Reports may not be immediately releasable while they are still being processed. |
How to Search Daytona Mugshots and Arrest Records
How to Find Recent Daytona Arrests and Bookings
For someone arrested recently in Daytona Beach, the county jail search is usually the first place to check. Volusia County states that its inmate information is updated approximately every 15 minutes, although an arrest may still take time to move through transportation, booking and data entry.
The Volusia County Clerk also provides an Arrest/Booking Download built from the county Jail Management System. The Clerk describes the download as 24-hour arrest data for people arrested and booked into the Branch Jail during the previous 24 hours.
Those daily files include initial booking, charge and violation information and remain available for roughly 14 calendar days. They are useful when you are researching a recent booking but should not be treated as the final court outcome.
Where to Find Daytona Booking Photos
The Volusia Sheriff’s Office Public Information Office directs users seeking mugshots to the Volusia County Corrections Public Access system. That is the relevant official route for booking-photo information associated with county jail records.
If a photograph does not appear, do not assume there was no arrest. A record can be unavailable or restricted for legal, technical or privacy reasons, and publication rules can differ according to the record involved.
Daytona Beach Jail and Custody Information
County detainees may be held within the Volusia County Division of Corrections system. The county lists two facilities in the Daytona Beach area: the Volusia County Branch Jail and the Volusia County Correctional Facility.
1300 Red John Road
Daytona Beach, Florida 32120
Phone: 386-254-1555
The county says this facility houses pretrial inmates, state-sentenced inmates and certain medium- and high-custody nonsentenced males.
1354 N. Indian Lake Road
Daytona Beach, Florida 32120
Phone: 386-254-1565
The county says this facility houses county-sentenced inmates, certain low- and medium-custody nonsentenced males and female inmates.
Check the Criminal Court Case After the Booking
A mugshot or booking entry shows what happened at intake. It does not tell you by itself whether prosecutors filed the same charge, changed it, declined it, or how the case ended.
The Volusia County Clerk of Circuit Court provides a Case Inquiry for criminal records. Searches can be performed using a name or case number, and many publicly available document images can be displayed through the case docket.
Some cases and documents are confidential, sealed or otherwise unavailable online. The Clerk specifically notes that its web information is for general informational use and that official court records are those maintained by the Clerk’s Office.
Shows the charge information connected with jail intake at that point in time.
Shows what entered the court system and gives the case number used for later tracking.
Use the court record to determine the later status or outcome rather than assuming the arrest allegation remained unchanged.
How to Get a Daytona Beach Arrest Report
If the arrest or incident was handled by the Daytona Beach Police Department, its Records Unit maintains arrest reports, offense reports, supplemental reports and other police records.
The department directs public-record requests to its online request process. When making a request, provide as much identifying information as possible, particularly the case number, date, location and type of incident.
Daytona Beach Police also states that arrest reports must be filed through the Florida 7th Circuit State Attorney’s Office before they can be released to the public. A newly created arrest report therefore may not be immediately available.
Records Unit
Phone: 386-671-5430
Published hours: 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday; closed weekends and holidays.
Daytona Beach contact
Phone: 386-239-7710
Address: 251 N. Ridgewood Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
When to Use the Volusia Sheriff’s Office Records Section
The Volusia Sheriff’s Office is not the same agency as the Volusia County Division of Corrections. The Corrections division itself tells visitors to contact the Sheriff’s Office for services such as arrest records, while jail custody information remains with Corrections.
The Sheriff’s Records Section maintains incident reports, calls for service and local record checks generated by the Sheriff’s Office. Its central records telephone number is 386-736-5962.
Bond, First Appearance and Release Information
Volusia County directs people who need to post bond or attend a First Appearance hearing to the Volusia County Branch Jail. The Branch Jail Booking Office can provide bond information at 386-254-1555 and the county says the Booking Office operates 24 hours a day.
The county states that a bond may be posted in cash or through a bondsman. Before paying anyone who contacts you unexpectedly, independently verify the custody and bond information through the official jail.
Volusia County also states that inmates generally are not released between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.. The published exception is when a responsible party is on site to transport the person away from Corrections property and checks in with Control before release.
Visiting Someone in Volusia County Corrections
Visitation rules are maintained by Volusia County Corrections and can change independently from an inmate’s booking record. Check the current visitation page before leaving home.
- Visitors age 18 and older must present photo identification showing a date of birth.
- Student identification cards are not accepted under the published on-site rules.
- Electronic devices such as phones, tablets and cameras are prohibited in the visitation building.
- Large bags are not permitted inside the visitation building.
What If You Cannot Find the Daytona Arrest Record?
Allow time for transportation, booking and data entry. Recheck the county inmate search later rather than assuming the absence of a result means no arrest occurred.
A current-custody search may no longer answer your question. Check recent booking downloads and then use the Clerk’s criminal case search.
Search using identifying booking information instead. A photo can be unavailable even when another public record exists.
A new arrest can precede court filing or indexing. Recheck later and confirm the spelling, date of birth and case or booking number if available.
Determine whether Daytona Beach Police, the Volusia Sheriff’s Office or another law-enforcement agency handled the incident before requesting a report.
Do not rely on a screenshot from an informational website. Request the appropriate record or certified court document from the responsible government office.
How to Avoid Matching the Wrong Person
Daytona and Volusia County records can contain people with the same or similar names. Treat a name-only match as incomplete until other identifiers support it.
- Compare the full legal name and middle name or initial.
- Check the booking or arrest date.
- Use a booking number or court case number whenever available.
- Compare the listed agency and jurisdiction.
- Use the court record before describing the final outcome of a charge.
- Do not assume an old mugshot reflects current custody or a current criminal case.