WHO IS IN PINELLAS COUNTY JAIL?
The Detention and Corrections Bureau of the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, commanded by Major Alexis Davis, is comprised of six major components - the North, South, Central, Corrections Special Operations, Support, and the Inmate Healthcare divisions. |
Pinellas County Jail
14400 49th Street North
Clearwater, FL 33762-2877
(727) 464-6415
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Florida State Standards for Health Services in Jails, set by the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC).
Reservations for inmates visitations are taken 7 days a week from 12:30 PM to 7:30 PM. To schedule an appointment for visitation call (727) 464-6842.
Three persons may visit at any one time. This can include; one adult with two children - or - two adults with one child. No more than two adult visitors at one time. (Children must remain with adult)
Persons under the age of 18 are not allowed to visit an inmate without an adult.
You must be 18 years of age or older and have a valid photo I.D. to make a visitation appointment.
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No weapons of any kind.
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Drugs, alcohol, food, drink, or tobacco products are NOT allowed.
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Cell phones, pagers, and other wireless communication devices must be off.
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Clothing that may be considered obscene, offensive, or disruptive will not be allowed. The supervisor or member in charge of visitation will have the ultimate decision in this regard.
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Conduct that is disruptive or disrespectful in any manner (children or adults) will not be tolerated. The visit will be canceled at any time deemed necessary by the supervisor or member in charge if your conduct warrants this action.
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Visit only the inmate you signed up for.
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Do not leave trash, etc. in the visiting booths or visitation area.
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Do not damage or deface visiting booths or phones. Immediate termination of visit will occur. Future visits may be restricted or denied.
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The 139 prison facilities in the State of Florida are operated by the Department of Corrections. These facilities are divided into major institutions including annexes, work camps, work release centers, and road prisons. These centers incarcerate over 85% of the state's prison inmates. Inmates housed in these locations have been convicted and sentenced to more than a year.
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