Check Osceola County Mugshots for Free

Run a free Osceola County mugshots search now to see who is currently in jail.

Public arrest records and mugshots are available from many local, county, and state resources at no cost. Using these official sources, find the information you need about a recent arrest or locate an inmate in Osceola County.

This streamlined resource enables you to efficiently track down details and images of the person you’re looking for.

Where To Find Free Mugshots

Typically, mugshots and police photographs in Osceola County can be found via county or municipal resources. Each search level will be briefly covered and explained below, with more in-depth information in the following sections.

County Level: The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office would be the first source of data for most cases when seeking mugshots taken within the county.¹

City or Town Level: Such a record could be available with the local police department if the arrest was recent or took place within their jurisdiction.

State Prisons: For inmates that are sent to state prisons, one might find mugshots in the available prisoner record system.

Perform a Free Osceola County Mugshots Search

The Sheriff’s Office is the primary repository for mugshots and arrest records in Osceola County. They make this information accessible to the public in many different ways: online record systems, request forms, and contact options.

A mugshot can be conveniently obtained online from the official website of the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office. Go to the Osceola County jail roster section where you can enter the first or last name of the inmate.²

Apart from the mugshot, one can find other information such as name, “Also Known As” (AKA), date of birth (DOB), inmate ID, booking number, category, race, sex, eye color, weight, height, offense, statute, bond, disposition “DSP” date, JSTAT, and reference number. These files offer much-needed context in trying to understand the context of a person’s arrest.

In case the online repository does not deliver the mugshot or other records, then the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office offers an online public records request form.³ This will enable you to gain arrest records, along with mugshots, directly from the sheriff’s office. You can also physically visit the sheriff’s office or contact them via the methods below for the record.

Osceola County Sheriff’s Office
2601 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway
Kissimmee, FL 34744

Phone: (407) 348-2222
Hours: Monday-Friday; 8 AM-5 PM

To get older arrest records, a written request needs to be mailed to the sheriff’s office stating the name of the individual and the date of arrest. The above address should be used.

VINELink is another great option, usually for notifications about changes in an inmate’s custody status; note that this website does not always include mugshots.

The overview of accessing Osceola County arrest records puts together the step-by-step process of searching deeper into the detention information of any person arrested in the county. By utilizing the guidance and search tools in that resource, you will receive all the in-depth information on how to view or obtain records of local arrestees.

Also, you may check out the Osceola County free public records lookup tutorial to search warrants or vital records, find criminal histories, and anything else you need.

Inmate Services

People incarcerated in the Osceola County Jail may have friends and family who wish to contact or support them. Available services and resources are described below.

Posting Bond: Osceola County allows online bond payments for loved ones through the TouchPay Payment System.⁴ Individuals can use a credit or debit card, an electronic check, and other options to post bail. Please refer to the online bond payment options overview for a step-by-step guide on how to post bail or bonds.

Sending Money: Access Corrections enables inmates to receive funds by depositing them into a commissary account. Log in and make a deposit using a debit or credit card or call 1-866-345-1884 to make a deposit by phone. Cash deposits are also accepted at the Access Corrections kiosk in the jail lobby.

Osceola County Corrections Department
402 Simpson Rd
Kissimmee, Florida 34744

Phone: 407-742-4444
Hours: Monday-Friday; 24 hours

The deposit fees depend on the amount and the method; the table below provides clarity:

Credit/debit card deposits via Access Corrections are usually available to inmate accounts within 24-48 hours. Visit the Osceola County Commissary frequently asked questions for additional information.⁵

Visitation: Inmates can book personal visits at their facility by self-enroll upon walk-in at the facility or schedule an appointment by visiting the kiosk in the lobby at the above address. After completing online registration, loved ones can reserve or book a visit online.

Phone or Mail: Some inmates are allowed to make monitored calls, and inmate postal mail is to be sent to the following address.

Smart Communications I Osceola County Corrections
Post Office BOX 9127
Seminole, Florida 33775-9127

Clearly print the inmate’s name and booking/ID number on the outside of the envelope or postcard. Sign up for a MailGuard Tracker account to track delivery. All inmate regular post mail will be scanned in for inmates to review at kiosks or tablets on the premises. Legal mail, court documents, and publications shall be mailed directly to the jail at the following address:

Osceola County Corrections Department
402 Simpson Rd
Kissimmee, Florida 34744

Note: They only accept mail received through the US Postal Service.

Contact by Email: Inmates can send and receive emails through Access Corrections; to access this service, sign up for an account using your email address. Once you’re logged into the system, you can add the inmate to your recipient list and purchase message credits to fund any emails. All emails will pass through corrections staff for review.

For information about prisoner visitations, inmate mail, and emails please see the Osceola County contact prisoners resource.

How To Search Mugshots by Cities in Osceola County Florida

In other cases, the city police departments maintain records; this is most common for recent arrests. In Osceola County, the Kissimmee Police Department and St. Cloud Police Department are the only city-level law enforcement agencies where their mugshots can be requested online.

Applications for mugshots and any other police records can be made through the Kissimmee public records request portal, You may be able to access available mugshots with arrest records.⁶ The request requires a report number and a date of incident, among any other relevant details.

Office of the Kissimmee City Clerk
101 Church St., Suite 500
Kissimmee, Florida 34741

Phone: (407) 518-2308
Email: [email protected]
Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Note: Copying fees may be charged if the request requires more than 30 minutes of staff time. Fees are to be paid before records are released.

Additional information about making a request for records can be found on the Kissimmee public records page​. You can track the status of your request through the JustFOIA portal with the request number and security key you were provided after submitting your request​.

As for residents of St. Cloud, anyone can request public records from the St. Cloud Police Department through their online portal.⁷ You can reach them at the address below.

Office of the St. Cloud City Clerk
1300 9th Street
St. Cloud, Florida 34769

Phone: (407) 957-7300
Email: [email protected]
Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Fees will likely be incurred with the copying or processing of records from the police department – especially those requests that will take more than 30 minutes of staff time.

You can view more information about records requests, including their processes and procedures, on the St. Cloud public record request page​. Once you submit your request, you will be issued a security key that you can use in the JustFOIA portal to check the status of your request.

How To View Prison Mugshots in FL (State & Federal Offenders)

If someone is an inmate in the state prison system, his or her mugshot will probably be there. Sources at the county level—most sheriff’s office records systems—will not contain these mugshots, even if the offender was serving time or was arrested there first.

You can find mugshots of state inmates by accessing the inmate lookup tool by the Florida Department of Corrections.⁸ Using this tool, you will be able to perform a search on arrest records that have mugshots of inmates within Florida state prisons. The search criteria will include either the first or last name or the DC number. The following information will be displayed when searching for an inmate:

• Name
• Birth Date
• Sex
• Race
• DC Number
• Initial Receipt Date
• Current Facility
• Current Custody
• Current Release Date
• Confinement Status
• Visitation Status
• Current Prison Sentence History
• Detainers
• Incarceration History
• Prior Prison History

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has an inmate locator.⁹ This database does not contain mugshots, but important details about inmates in federal facilities can be located via searches by their assigned BOP register number, DCDC number, FBI number, or INS number.

An inmate can be searched using first name and last name. Optionally, race, age, and sex may also be included in the search. These are the insights that can be obtained from searching an inmate includes:

• Name
• Register Number
• Age
• Race
• Sex
• Released Date

The information provided within this brief resource is made available through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and corresponding state-level public information law—the New York Freedom of Information Law (FOIL). These laws ensure that arrest records and mugshots are made accessible to the public.

Please note, however, that this information should under no circumstances be utilized in stalking, harassing, or intimidating persons, and is not to be used for purposes outlined in the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), as stipulated by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).¹⁰

Make sure you are in compliance with all the laws of the local, state and federal levels while performing an Osceola County mugshot search to stay within legal boundaries.