Find Collier County Bookings

Recent bookings in Collier County go through the Naples Jail Center, which is run by the Collier County Sheriff's Office. The jail sits on Tamiami Trail East in Naples and serves as the single booking point for the entire county. Collier County stretches across a large area of southwest Florida and includes Naples, Marco Island, and Immokalee. The sheriff's office offers an arrest search tool, and all booking data is public under Florida law. Anyone can search for who was booked, what the charges are, and the bond amounts set in Collier County.

Collier County Sheriff's Office

The Collier County Sheriff's Office handles all law enforcement and jail operations in the county. The main jail is the Naples Jail Center at 3347 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112. Call 239.252.9500 for questions about inmates or recent bookings. Staff can tell you if a person is in custody and share basic booking info. The sheriff's office also serves court papers and runs community safety programs across Collier County.

Collier County is one of the largest counties in Florida by land area. It covers more than 2,000 square miles. Despite the size, all bookings go through the one jail in Naples. The sheriff's office patrols the vast unincorporated areas while city police handle calls in Naples, Marco Island, and Everglades City. Every arrest from any of these agencies leads to booking at the Collier County jail. The arrest search on the sheriff's website lets you look up recent bookings from all agencies that bring people to the jail.

The Florida Department of State lists Collier County in its statewide jail directory for locating booking records.

This directory is helpful when you need jail contact info for Collier County or any other Florida county.

How Collier County Bookings Work

After an arrest in Collier County, the person goes to the Naples Jail Center for processing. Staff do a search, take a photo, and collect fingerprints. Each charge is logged with the Florida statute number. Bond gets set per the statewide schedule. This all creates a booking record that is public in Collier County from the moment it enters the system.

Chapter 901 of the Florida Statutes sets the rules for arrests. Officers with warrants or without them (in certain cases) can make an arrest. Domestic violence calls and crimes committed in an officer's view are common reasons for warrantless arrests in Collier County. Once booked, the person has to see a judge within 24 hours. The judge checks the charges and reviews the bond at the first appearance hearing. Bond can be raised, lowered, or kept the same.

Note: Arrests from the Naples Police, Marco Island Police, and Collier County deputies all feed into the same booking system at the Naples Jail Center.

Collier County Arrest Search

The Collier County Sheriff's Office has an arrest search tool on its website at www.colliersheriff.org. This tool shows recent arrests and current inmates. You can search by name and see the charges, bond amounts, and booking dates for people held in Collier County. The search is free and open to the public. No account is needed.

For statewide searches, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement offers a criminal history check. The cost is $25 per name through FDLE's online record check system. Results are instant after payment. This pulls from all 67 Florida counties. If you are not sure the arrest was in Collier County, the FDLE search covers the whole state. You need a full name. Date of birth helps narrow results but is optional.

The Florida Department of Corrections has a separate tool for state prison inmates. This covers people convicted and sent to prison from Collier County or any other county. It includes current inmates, released inmates, and those on probation. The FDC search and the Collier County jail search are different tools that track different groups of people.

Bail and Bond in Collier County

When someone is booked at the Naples Jail Center, a bond is set for each charge. Florida's Chapter 903 provides the bond schedule used by booking staff. The judge at first appearance can adjust it. Factors that affect bond in Collier County include the charge type, the person's record, and how likely they are to show up for court.

You can post bond at the Collier County jail. Cash and surety bonds are accepted. A bail bondsman will charge a non-refundable fee, usually about 10% of the bond. Cash bonds get returned if the person makes all court dates. Call 239.252.9500 for bond details on a specific person held at the Collier County jail. Bond info also shows up in the arrest search on the sheriff's website.

Collier County Booking Record Contents

A booking record from Collier County includes the full name, date of birth, and booking photo of the arrested person. Every charge is listed with the statute that was violated. Bond amounts show for each charge. The arresting agency, arrest date, booking time, and booking number are all part of the record. If the person is released, the release date and time are added to the record in Collier County.

Keep in mind that booking records only show an arrest, not a conviction. The court decides guilt. Many people bond out the same day. Others wait in the Collier County jail for their hearing. Records stay on file after release and can still be requested under Florida's public records law. Under Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes, these records are open to everyone. You do not need a reason to ask for them.

Note: Juvenile booking records are not available through public searches in Collier County.

State Records for Collier County

The Florida Department of State maintains a list of every county jail in Florida. Collier County is included with its jail address, phone number, and link to the arrest search. This directory is a quick way to find contact info if you are checking bookings in more than one county.

Copy fees for records in Collier County follow state law. Standard copies cost 15 cents per one-sided page. Certified copies cost more. The sheriff's office responds to public records requests in person, by phone, and in writing. For large requests, a special service charge may apply under Chapter 119 if the search takes a lot of staff time.

Cities in Collier County

Collier County includes Naples, Marco Island, Everglades City, and the community of Immokalee. Naples is the county seat and home to the jail. All arrests across these areas are processed at the Naples Jail Center on Tamiami Trail East. The Naples Police Department and Marco Island Police handle calls within their city limits, but all bookings go through the Collier County jail system.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Collier County. If you are looking for a booking that may have happened outside the county line, check the jails in these nearby areas.