Volusia County Branch Jail Inmate Locator
We have gathered for you all the available inmate search links and Volusia County Branch Jail Inmate locator information. Here is information on how to find someone in this jail. The first thing you should consider is that family members have rights for inmate visitation, inmate mail address and policies, and the commissary in Volusia County Branch Jail facility.
Here is jail inmate information for the Volusia County Branch Jail
Caller Service Box 2865
Volusia County Division of Corrections
Volusia County Branch Jail is located at 1300 Red John Road Caller Service Box 2865, in Volusia, Florida and has the capacity of 899 beds. If you need information on bonds, visitation, inmate calling, mail, inmate accounts, commissary or anything else, you can call the facility at 386.254.1555.
You can also send an email at mcford@co.volusia.fl.us. inmate Search links for Volusia County Branch Jail can be found below. Looking up jails is simple.
Volusia County Branch Jail Inmate Search
To locate an inmate in this facility, click on the following links:
Warden:
M. Reinhart
Warden Contact: MReinhart@volusia.org
Looking for public records:
Capt. Larry Langdon: Records Custodian
Email: Llangdon@volusia.orgPhone: 386-254-1546
Volusia County Branch Jail was built in 1986 and it was used starting 1987. It can house 899 patrons. The jail is inspected annually and kept up to the Florida Model Jail Standards. There are only five inmates to every correctional officer employed to the jail. The majority of the inmates are incarcerated for traffic violations, assault convictions, or drugs.
The overall average length of stay in 2014 per inmate was 21.5 days. However, almost sixty percent of the inmates were released after three days.
Inmate Programs at Volusia County Branch Jail
GED programs through Daytona State College: inmates will be allowed to continue their programs even after they are released from the jail without any cost to the individual.
Program Services assists with all religious, counseling, recreational, and educational services.
Case Management staff give new inmates general orientation to get them acclimated to the jail. They assign them to work assignment, give them program referrals, and classify them for housing.
Corrections Treatment Diversion Program (CTDP): This is a drug and alcohol program that is available to the individuals while in custody.
Mailing regulations at Volusia County Branch Jail
Inmates and visitors are subject to search. Some items are considered as contraband according to the Florida Statues 893.02, 210.25, and 951.23. Some of these items include (this is not a complete list):
- Weapons or any objects that may be used as weapons. These include pen knives, key rings, etc.
- Illegal drugs or prescription drugs, over the counter cosmetics or medication.
- Tobacco or tobacco products.
Visitation at Volusia County Branch Jail
Every visitor who is an adult must have an ID that displays a photo and date of birth. Such examples include a driver’s license or a state ID card. Some of the ID cards will not be accepted if they appear to have been altered. Student ID cards are not acceptable.
Children who are under age 18 must have an identification card as well. This can include a birth certificate or another legal paper for custody, adoption, etc. These visitors need an adult over the age of 18. Breastfeeding is not allowed and if the children do not behave, the will be asked to leave. Children must be monitored at all times.
Visitation hours
One visit is allowed per day for every inmate on Tuesday to Saturday.
Number of visitors
Only two people or two people and two children will be allowed. If a visitor leaves the visit for any reason, they will not be allowed back in.
Dress code
Every visitor must dress appropriately. No revealing clothing or see-through garments will be allowed. These garments will also not be allowed:
Mini-skirts, cleavage, short shorts, strapless clothing, spandex, mesh t-shirts, muscle shirts, or the like. If the clothing is deemed inappropriate, the visit can be denied.
First 72 hours
All visits are restricted for the first 72 hours the inmate is incarcerated. That is because there are many things that the inmate will be involved in and once they are processed, the inmate will be allowed visits.
To plan or schedule a visit to Volusia County Branch Jail see the map below for more information and directions.
