Martin County FL Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court 2026

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Martin County Arrest, Jail & Criminal Court Guide

Find a Martin County Booking and Verify What Happened in Criminal Court

A Martin County arrest can appear in several different official systems. The Sheriff provides current jail information, recent bookings and arrest-affidavit access; the Sheriff Records Unit controls many agency-created police records; the Martin County Clerk maintains felony and misdemeanor court files; and FDLE provides broader Florida criminal-history searches.

This guide shows the correct route for each task, including current inmate search, the separate 10-day booking report, CFN booking numbers, bond and release calls, police-record requests, court dockets, certified copies, first-appearance routing, cash-bond refunds, HomeWAV visits, TouchPay deposits, inmate mail and phone rules, FDLE background checks and Florida sealing or expungement.

An arrest is not a conviction. A booking, arrest affidavit or criminal charge records an allegation or procedural event. Prosecutors can decline or change charges, a court can dismiss a count, and a person can be acquitted. Read the final court disposition before relying on an arrest record.
Search current Martin County jail custody
Review the separate last-10-days booking report
Match the CFN and arrest to the court docket
Use FDLE only when statewide history is needed
Search Current Inmates View Recent Bookings Search Criminal Court Request Sheriff Records
Martin County Jail 800 SE Monterey Road
Booking Unit 772-220-7220
Corrections 772-220-7200
Criminal Clerk 772-223-7917
FDLE public check $24
Official review August 19, 2026
Someone was recently arrested

What to Do First After a Martin County Arrest

Search current custody Use the Sheriff’s Jail Inmate Search when the immediate question is whether the person is still incarcerated.
Check the 10-day booking report If the arrest was recent but the person may already be released, use the Sheriff’s Recent Bookings page.
Save the CFN Martin County uses the CFN booking number for jail-related tasks such as deposits and inmate identification.
Call Booking for live bond information Booking can help with current charges, bond information and release dates.
Search the Clerk docket Compare the booked allegations with what was actually filed and what the court later did.
Contact defense counsel Martin County Public Defender: 772-288-5581.
Do not rely on the arrest affidavit alone. The booking and affidavit explain the arrest event; the Clerk’s criminal file tells you what was filed, heard, dismissed, resolved or sentenced afterward.
Choose the system that controls the record

Three Martin County Sources Answer Three Different Questions

Sheriff / Martin County Jail

  • Current inmate custody
  • Recent 10-day bookings
  • CFN booking number
  • Charges and bond questions
  • Release-date questions
  • HomeWAV visitation
  • TouchPay deposits
  • Inmate phone and mail rules

Sheriff Records Unit

  • Sheriff police reports
  • Criminal and informational reports
  • Accident reports
  • Booking-data records
  • Local background checks
  • Fingerprint services
  • Public-record requests
  • Record-redaction review

Martin County Clerk / Courts

  • Felony cases
  • Misdemeanor cases
  • Criminal traffic
  • Filed charges
  • Court dates
  • Docket entries
  • Judgments and dispositions
  • Certified court records
Best complete workflow: Find the inmate → save CFN and booking details → identify the arresting agency → search the Clerk court case → read the final disposition → order only the report or certified record still needed.
Florida comparison: For statewide FDLE, county-jail and prison-search differences, use our Florida Arrest Records Search guide. Martin County borders Palm Beach County, so users researching a neighboring arrest can also use our Palm Beach County arrest records guide.

Jump to Your Martin County Arrest-Record Task

Current custody

How to Search the Martin County Jail Inmate Database

The Sheriff’s official Jail Inmate Search page links to the contracted Corrections Records Search system for people currently incarcerated in Martin County.

Start on the Sheriff page. Open Martin County Jail Inmate Search.
Select the Sheriff-linked inmate lookup. The current search opens the Martin County Corrections Records Search at correctionsrecordssearch.com/martincountyfl.
Search the legal name carefully. Start broad enough to catch spelling or middle-name differences, then narrow when several people appear.
Open the complete inmate record. Do not identify a person from one name or photograph alone.
Save the CFN booking number. Martin County requires the inmate name and CFN for jail deposits and other inmate-account tasks.
Review every displayed charge. One custody event can contain several charges, cases or bond conditions.
Use Booking for live confirmation. Call 772-220-7220 when current custody or status needs confirmation.
Move to the court docket. Jail information answers custody. The Clerk record answers prosecution and final outcome.
Facility fact: The Sheriff describes Martin County Jail as a 696-bed maximum-security facility.
Recent arrest history is separate from current custody

Martin County Recent Bookings Covers the Last 10 Days

The Sheriff provides a separate Recent Bookings report for arrests in Martin County during the previous 10 days. Use this when a person may already have bonded out or been released.

Current jail search Best when the question is: “Is this person still incarcerated right now?”
Recent Bookings Best when the arrest occurred during the last 10 days but current custody is uncertain.
Clerk criminal search Best when you need to know what happened after the arrest.
Open Recent Bookings. Use the Sheriff Recent Bookings page.
Check the arrest date. The published report is designed around the previous 10 days.
Open the arrest information carefully. Compare the legal name, age or DOB, arrest date, charge and agency identifiers shown.
Understand affidavit timing. The Sheriff states that arrest-affidavit uploads falling on a weekend or observed holiday are deferred to the next business day.
Do not assume a missing person was never arrested. Some juvenile and protected information is excluded from the public Recent Bookings report.
Call Booking for current custody. The Sheriff specifically directs people seeking present jail status to 772-220-7220.
Protected records: The Sheriff notes that the recent-booking report excludes certain juvenile information and information protected by Marsy’s Law or other Florida confidentiality rules.

How to Read a Martin County Booking and Court Record

Full name Confirm identity.
CFN Jail booking number.
Arrest date Match event.
Charge Initial allegation.
Case number Find docket.
Disposition Confirm outcome.
Field What it tells you What it does not prove Best next action
CFN Martin County jail booking identifier. The final court outcome. Save it for deposits and jail questions.
Arrest charge Allegation associated with the arrest or booking. That prosecutors retained the same charge. Compare the Clerk criminal docket.
Bond Release condition associated with a charge or case. That no other hold prevents release. Confirm every charge with Booking.
Case number The court file connected to a prosecution. Current incarceration. Search court.martinclerk.com.
Nolle prosequi A prosecutor declined to continue the charge at that point. That every count or separate case was dismissed. Read the specific docket entry and count.
Adjudication withheld The court withheld formal adjudication under the terms reflected in the case. That the case was dismissed. Review plea, sentence and eligibility consequences.
Adjudicated guilty A judgment of guilt was entered. The outcome of unrelated charges. Read judgment and sentence documents.
Search troubleshooting

No Martin County Inmate Result? Follow This Order

Booking is still being entered A very recent arrest may still be moving through intake and database processing.
The person was released Use the 10-day Recent Bookings report and then the Clerk criminal docket.
The name format differs Try former surnames, hyphens, suffixes or fewer search fields.
The person transferred State, federal or another county custody may require another locator.
The record is restricted Juvenile, victim, inmate or active-investigation information can be legally confidential.
You need historical history A current jail search is not a substitute for the Clerk docket or FDLE statewide record.
“I am trying to verify whether [full legal name], date of birth [DOB], was recently booked, released or transferred. The arrest was around [date]. I have CFN [number], case number [number] or arresting agency [agency]. Can you confirm the appropriate custody or records route?”
Booking Unit: 772-220-7220. Corrections Department: 772-220-7200.
Sheriff police and arrest records

How to Request a Martin County Sheriff Arrest or Incident Report

The Sheriff Records Unit is the main repository for MCSO-created reports, booking data and supplemental police-report information.

Confirm the arresting agency. If another city, state or federal agency created the report, request it from that agency rather than MCSO.
Prepare exact identifiers. Include the legal name, date of birth, date, location, case or report number, CFN and specific document requested.
Open the Sheriff records page. Use Receive a Report.
Use the electronic public-record portal. MCSO routes requests through JustFOIA.
Save the request number and security key. The Sheriff’s portal allows request-status tracking.
Use Central Records for questions. Records Unit: 772-220-7050.
Records Unit 800 SE Monterey Road
Stuart, FL 34994
Published hours Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Fingerprinting Martin County residents only, by appointment, Tuesday–Friday during published morning and afternoon windows.
Under Florida public-records law, I request an electronic copy of the releasable arrest report, probable-cause or arrest affidavit, incident report and releasable supplemental reports concerning [full legal name], date of birth [DOB], for an arrest or incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include CFN [number], Sheriff report number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a cost estimate before processing if the total will exceed $[amount].
Some information can be withheld or redacted. MCSO identifies exemptions including active criminal investigative information, confidential informants, certain inmate records, juvenile records, some victim and domestic-violence information, surveillance techniques and other protected material.
Mail request: Postal requests must include a self-addressed stamped envelope. The Sheriff states that public-record requests are not currently fulfilled by fax.
Follow the arrest through prosecution

How a Martin County Arrest Moves Into Florida Court

Arrest Sheriff or another agency creates the initial arrest record.
Booking Martin County Jail creates custody and CFN information.
First appearance Initial judicial review and release conditions can be addressed.
County or Circuit Court Misdemeanors generally fall in County Court; felonies proceed in Circuit Court.
Case activity Motions, pleas, hearings, trial, continuances and orders appear in the docket.
Disposition Dismissal, nolle prosequi, plea, judgment, acquittal or sentencing.
Martin County is in Florida’s Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, together with Indian River, Okeechobee and St. Lucie counties.
County Court vs Circuit Court

Where Martin County Misdemeanor and Felony Cases Go

County criminal Florida County Courts generally handle misdemeanor criminal cases and other matters placed within county-court jurisdiction.
Circuit criminal Florida Circuit Courts have jurisdiction over criminal felony cases.
Same Clerk system Martin County Clerk’s Criminal Division handles both felony and misdemeanor record services at the Stuart courthouse.
Criminal Division 100 SE Ocean Boulevard
Constitutional Building
Stuart, FL 34994
Criminal phone 772-223-7917
Hours Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Inside the building: The Clerk states that the Criminal Division is on the second floor of the Constitutional Building, with felony/misdemeanor counters on the left after entering through the double doors.
Parking: The Nineteenth Judicial Circuit states that free courthouse parking is available in the lot on SW Flagler Avenue, west of the courthouse, with limited street parking on SE Ocean Boulevard.
Court-record costs

Martin County Criminal Record Search and Copy Fees

Staff criminal record search $2
Per name, per year when the Clerk must perform the search.
Court-record copy $1
Per page for available court records.
Certification $2
Per document, in addition to ordinary copy charges.
Emailed copy $1
Per page under the Clerk’s published criminal-record fee information.
Search first, pay second: View available court information online before paying staff search or certification fees. Pay for certification when an official authenticated record is actually required.
Request details: Written criminal-record requests should include the full name, date of birth and case number when known.
Current bond information is time-sensitive

Martin County Bond, Release Dates and Cash-Bond Refunds

Booking Unit Call 772-220-7200 and use option 0 for charges, bond information and release-date questions.
No cash accepted for bonds The Sheriff states that bonds may be paid with money orders or cashier’s checks in lieu of cash bonds, or through a bondsperson.
Check every charge A financial condition on one matter does not necessarily clear another hold or case.
Recheck before payment Bond conditions can change after first appearance or another court order.
Important: Martin County Corrections states that it does not accept cash for bonds.
“I am calling about [full legal name], CFN [number]. Please confirm each active charge, current bond amount and form, any hold, the current release eligibility and the exact approved payment method before I arrange payment.”

Cash bond refund after the case

The Clerk states that court fines and costs are taken from a cash bond after final disposition. Any remaining balance is mailed to the depositor. The current Criminal Division page states that refund checks are cut and mailed every Friday.

Depositor address matters: Only the person listed as the depositor can change the bond-refund address. The Clerk requires photo identification and, for mailed address changes, notarization plus a copy of the depositor’s ID.
Remote visitation only

Martin County Jail Video Visitation Schedule

The Sheriff no longer provides on-site personal visitation. Family and friend visitation is conducted remotely through HomeWAV.

Create HomeWAV account Use HomeWAV online or the mobile app.
Add inmate Use the correct booked identity.
Two free visits Visitors may schedule two free visits each month.
Daily scheduling Sunday through Saturday as staffing allows.
Follow remote rules Recording, driving during visits and prohibited behavior can terminate the visit.
Published visitation window Current timing
Morning 8:30–10:30 a.m.
Afternoon / evening 1:15–6:45 p.m.
Night 8:30–9:25 p.m.
No on-site visitation: The Sheriff ended on-site personal visitation effective September 18, 2023.
2026 closures matter: The Sheriff publishes specific 2026 administrative holiday closures when visitation is not allowed. Recheck the live Corrections page before scheduling around a holiday.
Recheck Martin County Visitation Confirm current HomeWAV provider rules, visit windows and holiday restrictions.
CFN is essential for deposits

Martin County Jail Mail, Commissary and Money Deposits

TouchPay online / phone Use the inmate name and CFN. MCSO site number: 234994.
Lobby kiosk Cash or qualifying credit-card deposits can be made through the jail-lobby kiosk.
Money order Certified bank check or money order can be mailed for deposit under the Sheriff’s published rules.
Martin County Jail
C/O [Inmate Full Name]
800 SE Monterey Road
Stuart, FL 34994
Money-order rule: Include the inmate name and CFN. Mark the envelope “For deposit only.” If correspondence is included with the money order, the Sheriff states that the entire envelope and contents will be returned.
TouchPay 800-232-1899
TouchPay customer service 800-204-1603
Phone setup number on mail page 866-204-1603
Site 234994
Commissary: The Sheriff states that Aramark commissary includes clothing items, greeting cards, limited OTC medication, hygiene products, postage stamps, radios and snacks.
Book rule: Effective January 1, 2025, Martin County Jail states that it no longer accepts books from outside sources.
Address detail: The Sheriff’s general jail page displays the physical jail ZIP as 34997, while its contact and inmate-mail instructions use 34994. For mailed inmate deposits or correspondence, follow the current Mail page exactly rather than copying the ZIP from a map result.
Outgoing collect calls

Martin County Jail Inmate Phone Hours

Published phone hours 9:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. daily.
No ordinary incoming calls Housing-area phones are for outgoing inmate calls.
Billing help GTL billing service:
800-483-8314
Do not discuss defense strategy on ordinary jail calls. Jail telephone communications can be subject to monitoring or recording under correctional rules. Use attorney-approved confidential communication methods for legal strategy.
Local records vs Florida-wide history

Which Martin County or Florida Background Check Do You Need?

Sheriff local background The MCSO Records Unit offers local background-check services. Contact Records for current scope, identification requirements and fee.
Martin County court history Clerk staff search is $2 per name/per year when a court-record search is requested without the exact case.
Florida statewide history FDLE provides the statewide Florida public criminal-history system for $24 per search.
Different questions: A Martin County court search tells you what appears in Martin County court files. An FDLE search uses Florida’s statewide criminal-history repository. They are not interchangeable.
Statewide Florida criminal history

FDLE Florida Criminal History Search: Current $24 Fee

Instant Search $24
Immediate online result. Not certified.
Card processing $1
Added to the FDLE Instant Search credit-card transaction.
Certified / non-certified staff search $24
FDLE staff search; certified option is returned by mail.
Personal Review $0
Fingerprint-supported review of your own Florida history; not for employment certification.
Open FDLE Florida Checks. Use FDLE Criminal History Record Check.
Choose the search type. Use Instant Search for a fast uncertified name-based result or Certified/Non-Certified Search when that format better fits the purpose.
Enter identity information carefully. A demographic search is not the same as positive fingerprint identification.
Pay the $24 request fee. Instant Search also carries a $1 credit-card processing fee.
Compare the result with Martin County court records. If a Martin County arrest appears, use the Clerk to verify what happened in that specific prosecution.
Use Personal Review for your own accuracy check. FDLE’s no-charge Personal Review requires fingerprints and is intended to help you inspect and challenge your own Florida criminal-history information.
Do not confuse FDLE with the jail: FDLE does not tell you whether a person is presently housed in Martin County Jail. Use the Sheriff for current custody.
After sentence or transfer

What If the Person Was Transferred to Florida State Prison?

A defendant sentenced to Florida Department of Corrections custody may no longer appear as a current Martin County Jail inmate.

Search Florida Department of Corrections. Use the official FDC offender-search route from the Florida Department of Corrections public applications.
Use the DC number when known. This is more reliable than a common-name search.
Check state custody or supervision. Florida Corrections information concerns state prison and qualifying state supervision, not county jail custody.
Return to Martin County Clerk for judgment. The Clerk’s case file remains the correct source for the local criminal judgment and sentencing documents.
Victim rights and assistance

Martin County Victim/Witness Assistance

The Martin County Sheriff operates a Victim/Witness Assistance Program for people affected by crime or violent incidents in the county.

MCSO Victims’ Assistance 772-320-3064
Sheriff non-emergency 772-220-7000
After hours: 772-220-7170
State Attorney 772-288-5646
Victim services can assist with information about the criminal-justice process, crisis resources, restitution rights and referrals. The Sheriff also directs victims to Florida Crime Victim Compensation information where applicable.
Emergency: Call 911 for immediate danger. Victim-assistance and records numbers are not emergency-response lines.
Florida relief requires both FDLE and the court

How to Seal or Expunge a Martin County Criminal Record

Florida court-ordered sealing and expungement is not automatic just because an arrest was dismissed. Eligibility depends on the complete criminal history, disposition and statutory exclusions.

Get the disposition Obtain the exact Martin County court outcome.
Get certified documents Keep certified copies before any record is expunged.
Complete fingerprints FDLE requires an authorized fingerprint form/card.
Apply to FDLE Submit the Certificate of Eligibility application and $75 fee.
Petition the court The FDLE certificate only establishes eligibility to ask the court.
Keep the signed order The record is not sealed or expunged until the court order is processed.
FDLE Certificate fee $75 nonrefundable, payable by qualifying check or money-order method under current FDLE instructions.
Certified Martin disposition $1 per page plus $2 certification per document under the Clerk’s current fee schedule.
FDLE processing estimate FDLE currently states that Certificate of Eligibility review typically takes about 12 weeks after a complete packet is received.
A Certificate of Eligibility does not erase anything. It permits a statutorily eligible person to petition the court. The judge still decides the court-ordered sealing or expungement request.
Lifetime limit: FDLE’s current court-ordered process states that eligible applicants proceeding under the ordinary sealing/expungement statutes are entitled to one court-ordered sealing or expungement in a lifetime.
Get copies first: FDLE strongly recommends keeping arrest reports, certified dispositions and other important documents before relief is completed.
FDLE Certificate Instructions Review current application, fingerprint and $75 payment requirements. Martin County Criminal Division The Clerk provides local sealing/expungement packets and certified disposition services.
Records that need another route

Special Martin County Arrest-Record Situations

Immigration hold Martin County Jail states that it cannot disclose information regarding inmates on immigration holds and directs questions about immigration status to ICE.
Juvenile record Juvenile criminal information can be confidential or restricted and may not appear in ordinary public searches.
Active investigation Active criminal investigative or intelligence information can be exempt from public disclosure.
Victim-protected information Marsy’s Law and Florida statutes can restrict victim-identifying information from public release.
Identity error Use the court disposition and FDLE Personal Review process if your own criminal-history file appears inaccurate.
Missing case image Submit a Court Records Request when the docket exists but the needed document is not viewable online.

Martin County Jail, Sheriff and Criminal Court Contacts

Martin County Jail 800 SE Monterey Road
Stuart, FL
772-220-7200
Booking Unit Martin County Jail
772-220-7220
Sheriff Records Unit 800 SE Monterey Road
Stuart, FL 34994
772-220-7050
Criminal Division 100 SE Ocean Boulevard
Stuart, FL 34994
772-223-7917
Public Defender 100 E Ocean Boulevard
Stuart, FL 34994
772-288-5581
Sheriff main line 772-220-7000
State Attorney 772-288-5646
Courthouse main 772-288-5576
Do not confuse the jail and courthouse. The jail is on SE Monterey Road. Criminal court record services are at the Constitutional Building on SE Ocean Boulevard.

Martin County Arrest Record Problems and Practical Fixes

Problem What to do Best source
Recent arrest not in current jail search Check Recent Bookings and call Booking at 772-220-7220. Sheriff
Person disappeared from jail search Check release, transfer and the criminal court docket. Booking + Clerk
Need arrest affidavit Check Recent Bookings; weekend/holiday uploads may be deferred to the next business day. Sheriff Recent Bookings
Need full incident narrative Request the report from MCSO Records if the Sheriff created it. Sheriff Records Unit
Need final criminal outcome Search the Martin County Clerk criminal docket and identify the final disposition. Clerk
Need certified proof Order certified copies from the Clerk instead of relying on a screenshot. Clerk Criminal Division
Need current bond Call Booking and verify every charge and accepted payment method. Booking Unit
Need inmate deposit Find the CFN first, then use TouchPay, kiosk or qualifying mailed deposit method. Sheriff Mail / Corrections
Need statewide Florida history Use FDLE’s $24 Florida Criminal History search. FDLE
Need your own accurate state record Use FDLE Personal Review with fingerprints. FDLE
Person went to state prison Use Florida Department of Corrections offender search. FDC
Eligible old arrest still public Obtain certified records and review FDLE Certificate of Eligibility requirements. FDLE + Clerk
Official live-action routes

Martin County Arrest, Jail and Court Action Center

Search Current Inmate Follow the Sheriff-linked live inmate database and save the CFN. Check Recent Arrests Review the last 10 days of public booking information. Search Criminal Court Match the arrest to filed charges and final disposition. Search Florida History Use FDLE when a statewide criminal-history search is actually needed.
Title-specific answers

Martin County FL Arrest Records Search FAQs

1. How do I search current Martin County Florida jail inmates?

Start with the official Martin County Sheriff Jail Inmate Search page. It links to the current Martin County Corrections Records Search. Search the person carefully, verify multiple identifying details and save the CFN booking number before using deposit or jail-service systems.

2. How can I see recent Martin County arrests if the person is no longer in jail?

Use the Sheriff’s separate Recent Bookings page. It provides arrests in Martin County for the previous 10 days. The Sheriff states that arrest-affidavit uploads that fall on weekends or observed holidays are deferred until the next business day.

3. What number should I call for Martin County bond or release information?

Call the Martin County Sheriff Booking Unit at 772-220-7220 or Corrections at 772-220-7200. The Sheriff’s general jail guidance directs callers to the Booking Unit for current charges, bond information and release dates.

4. Does a Martin County jail booking show the final criminal outcome?

No. A jail booking documents custody and allegations associated with the arrest. Use the Martin County Clerk Court Records Search to determine what charges were filed and whether the case later ended by dismissal, nolle prosequi, plea, judgment, acquittal or another disposition.

5. How do I search Martin County criminal court records?

Use the Martin County Clerk online Court Records Search at court.martinclerk.com. Search by the case number when possible, otherwise search the defendant and verify the identity, case type, filing date and docket entries before relying on the result.

6. How much do Martin County criminal court records cost?

The Clerk currently lists a $2 criminal-record search fee per name per year when staff perform the search, $1 per page for copies, $2 per document for certification and $1 per page for emailed copies. Additional postage or other fees can apply.

7. What are the Martin County Jail visitation hours?

Martin County Jail currently uses remote HomeWAV visitation rather than on-site personal visits. Published visit windows are 8:30–10:30 a.m., 1:15–6:45 p.m. and 8:30–9:25 p.m., Sunday through Saturday as staffing allows. Visitors may schedule two free visits per month.

8. How do I send mail or money to a Martin County inmate?

Use the inmate’s full booked name and CFN. Deposits can be made through TouchPay, the jail lobby kiosk or a qualifying money order or certified bank check under Sheriff rules. For a mailed deposit, use Martin County Jail, C/O the inmate, 800 SE Monterey Road, Stuart, FL 34994, and mark the envelope “For deposit only.”

9. How much is a Florida FDLE criminal-history search?

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement currently charges $24 for a public Florida criminal-history search. The Instant Search also carries a $1 credit-card processing fee and is not certified. FDLE also offers a no-charge fingerprint-supported Personal Review for individuals reviewing their own Florida criminal history.

10. Can a Martin County arrest record be sealed or expunged?

Some Florida records can qualify for court-ordered sealing or expungement, but eligibility depends on the complete criminal history and disposition. The usual process begins by obtaining the Martin County disposition, submitting fingerprints and a $75 FDLE Certificate of Eligibility application, then filing the petition with the proper court if FDLE finds the record statutorily eligible.

Official Sources, Accuracy and Legal-Use Notice

Martin County Jail Inmate Search Current custody route. Recent Bookings Last-10-days arrest information and affidavit timing. Corrections Services Bonds, commissary, HomeWAV visits and property rules. Inmate Mail CFN deposits, phone hours, mail and money-order procedures. Sheriff Records Unit Public records, exemptions, records portal and contacts. Martin County Clerk Records Court-search and document-request procedures. Criminal Division Bond refunds, court calendar, sealing and agency contacts. FDLE Criminal History Florida public criminal-history searches and current fees. FDLE Seal / Expunge Certificate requirements and $75 eligibility application.
Research coverage: Current Sheriff inmate lookup, recent bookings, Booking Unit contacts, jail capacity, bond payment rules, HomeWAV visitation, TouchPay deposits, mail and inmate phone rules, Sheriff public-record procedures, Martin Clerk criminal records and fees, Nineteenth Judicial Circuit courthouse information, Public Defender and State Attorney contacts, FDLE criminal-history fees and FDLE seal/expunge procedures.

County Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Martin County Sheriff’s Office, Martin County Jail, Martin County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller, Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, Office of the Public Defender, Office of the State Attorney, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida Department of Corrections or a law firm.

Every arrested or charged person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. Jail bookings, arrest affidavits, police reports and charges document allegations and procedural events; they do not prove guilt. Charges, bond, custody, visit availability, fees, court dates and dispositions can change.

Use multiple identifiers before attributing a criminal record to a person. For employment, housing, credit, licensing, insurance, immigration or other consequential decisions, obtain the appropriate current official or certified record and follow all applicable laws governing the use of criminal-history information.

Last official-source review: August 19, 2026.

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