Indialantic City Jail Inmate Search and Prison Information

• 216 5th Avenue, Indialantic, Florida, 32903
• 321-723-7788

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The Indialantic City Jail is situated inside the police department. It is worked alongside the Police Department of Indialantic. The Indialantic City Jail fills in as a holding office for people who are captured in the city of Indialantic, Florida by the neighborhood police specialists. 

Inmate Search

How may I decide whether somebody is in care in the Indialantic City Jail? You can call the Indialantic City Jail at 321-723-7788 to decide whether a grown-up detainee is in authority. The police department will not discharge data about adolescents that are being confined. 

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Sending A Mail/Package

The Indialantic City Jail Police Department will acknowledge dress, cash, and mail for a prisoner.

These things will be set in their property while they are in the Indialantic City Jail. This property will be sent with them when they go to court or another detainment office. The Indialantic City Jail does not acknowledge some other things for detainees. The jail gives cleanliness items, books, magazines, and so forth to prisoners. 

Sending Money

There is a booth situated in the Indialantic City Jail hall that can be utilized to subsidize a detainee’s record. The detainee can utilize these assets to make buys from the store or to make calls. 

You can likewise contact the Indialantic City Jail staff for extra data or inquiries on the most proficient method to finance a detainee’s record.

Phone Calls

Florida Correctional Code sets up the privilege of a captured individual to make at any rate three free nearby calls after being reserved: 

• one call to a lawyer 
• one to a bail bond specialist, and 
• one to a family member or other individual contact. 

A captured individual, grown-ups, and adolescents in Indialantic City Jail reserve the privilege to make three finished neighborhood calls to no detriment. 

If the inmate in Indialantic City Jail solicitations to make a call to a number outside of the nearby calling territory, he/she will be allowed the chance to make a gather call. 

On the off chance that the inmate is a guardian for a minor youngster, the captured individual is qualified for make two extra nearby calls to organize the consideration and care of their minor kids. 

Detainees at the Indialantic City Jail may likewise make boundless gather calls from the phones situated in their jail cell. 

Between the long periods of 9:00 a.m. what is more, 9:00 p.m. detainees may demand an extra call. This call is notwithstanding the three finished calls and will be at the prudence of the jailer dependent on need duties in the Indialantic City Jail.

Visitation

May I visit a prisoner in the Indialantic City Jail? Truly, you may visit an individual in care in the Indialantic City Jail with explicit conditions. 

Indialantic City Jail is 216 5th Avenue, Indialantic, Florida, 32903

When may I visit somebody in the Indialantic City Jail? Appearance times depend on the accessibility of a jailer to lead the visits. 

Appearance times are for the most part: 

10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 

7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 

Guests should call the Indialantic City Jail in any event one hour or less before going to the Indialantic City Jail. This is for the guest’s accommodation to establish that Indialantic City Jail exercises will not forestall appearances and to plan an arrangement. 

Guests with arrangements will be viewed as first in need to visit. 

Prisoners may have one visit the day after their capture and one visit each other day from that point while in authority at the Indialantic City Jail. A lawyer, doctor or individual from the church may visit whenever. 

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