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It is the policy of the Marion County Sheriff’s Office that we provide an avenue for the families and those seeking information about the treatment of inmates or those wishing to complain about the treatment of an inmate while housed in the Marion County Jail.

The Booking Unit is responsible for the intake (booking) and release of every inmate brought to the Marion County Jail. Booking receives inmates from all of the Law Enforcement Agencies within Marion County to include: Marion County Sheriff’s Office; Ocala Police Department; Dunnellon Police Department; Belleview Police Department; Florida ...

The Detention Bureau is responsible for providing the care, custody and control of the inmates incarcerated in the Marion County Jail. The jail exists for the detention of persons as required by law. Confined in the jail are persons serving time for crimes for which they have been convicted, and others who are awaiting trial.

How do I find information about someone who is in the Marion County Jail? Please call 352-351-8077 to ask about current inmates. How do I apply for a position? Obtain an application from the Human Resources Division at the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, 692 NW 30th Avenue. You may also visit the Human Resources section of our web site and ...

The Jail Support Division is comprised of the following units: Booking. Classifications. Inmate Property. Inmate Medical Administration. Jail Management System

How do I Bond or Purge someone out of jail? Option A: You may pay the full amount of the Bond or Purge at the Marion County Jail Information and Visitation Center by providing Cash or a Certified Bank Check made payable to Gregory Harrell, Marion County Clerk of Courts.

Marion County Sheriff’s Office. Attention: Records. PO Box 1987, Ocala, Florida, 34478 . or 692 NW 30th Avenue, Ocala, Florida, 34475. Requests and Fulfillment Public records held by the MCSO are available upon request for inspection or copying pursuant to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and Article I, s. 24 of the State Constitution.

Since taking office in 2016, Sheriff Woods has overseen significant population growth in Marion County, from 347,958 to an estimated 423,481 residents. His leadership continues to shape and strengthen the safety and well-being of the community.