Find Sheriff Perry Hall Releases

Perry Hall Release Destinations

Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility is Flagler County's operating jail. Its Admissions and Release Unit handles both booking and departure. A person may leave after posting cash or surety bond, after a judge orders release, when a county sentence ends, or when a case is dismissed. Those paths can return someone to the community. The same release process can also close the Flagler booking before transportation to the Florida Department of Corrections, another county, the U.S. Marshals Service, or an immigration authority. The historical booking's populated Release Date confirms departure from that booking. It does not, by itself, name the next destination.

The Flagler County released-inmate search supplies the county path, and the criminal docket supplies the legal context. A bond order, dismissal, judgment, sentence, commitment, or probation order can explain why the county hold ended. If the docket shows a prison commitment, the Florida Department of Corrections institutions record is the next custody source. When another hold is involved, the receiving authority's locator matters. This layered check avoids treating every Perry Hall release as freedom from all custody.

Confirm a Perry Hall Release

The official Flagler County Sheriff Inmate Search includes historical bookings. The key control is the box marked In Custody, with the explanation “Currently jailed only.” Leave that box unchecked for a released-person search. The booking-date boxes narrow when a person entered custody, not when the release occurred. A person booked weeks earlier and released today will not be found by treating today's date as a release filter.

1. Search by full name, subject number, or booking number and leave In Custody unchecked.
2. Compare identity fields and open the correct subject, especially when the result shows multiple bookings.
3. Select the relevant booking history and read the populated Release Date. A blank field does not confirm release.
4. Save the booking and docket numbers, then check the Flagler Clerk case search for the release-producing order or disposition.
5. If the record points to a transfer, continue with FDC, BOP, ICE, or the named receiving county.

The manifest-captured FCSO Court and Detention Services page identifies Perry Hall and the unit that processes releases.

That official overview anchors the county-jail route; the historical booking detail remains the record that supplies the actual release timestamp.

Perry Hall Release Fields

The result grid and booking detail answer different questions. The grid can show name, subject number, a Scheduled Release Date column, demographic fields, and whether more than one booking exists. Scheduled Release Date can be blank and is forward-looking. It is not proof that gate processing occurred. The detail record carries booking number, Booking Date, actual Release Date, prisoner type, origin, housing, bond information, charges, court dates, docket number, and disposition or sentence headings when those fields are populated.

Blank disposition fields should stay blank in any summary. Do not infer “bonded out” merely because a bond appears near the release time. Use the bond status, court order, and actual Release Date together. The detention materials do not promise a fixed gate-release hour or a set processing time. A dated FCSO brochure says the duration depends on how many people are being processed in Booking, so immediate questions should go to the jail while durable proof should come from the maintained record.

Note: A current-custody checkbox changes the result set; it does not establish a legal retention period for historical Perry Hall release records.

Perry Hall Release Contacts

Call the facility for immediate person-specific custody or release status. Use the Records Unit when the need is a saved release record, recorded destination, or booking photograph. FCSO uses 1002 Justice Lane for the detention facility. Some agency visitor and administration material uses 1001 Justice Lane for a different functional side of the same complex, so the address should match the task rather than be silently changed.

The FCSO NextRequest portal accepts and tracks public-record requests. Identify the person and one extra identifier, such as booking number, subject number, or booking date. Ask for the existing booking/release record, actual release date and time, release type or destination if maintained, public hold or detainer information, and the booking photograph if needed. Electronic delivery and an advance cost estimate keep the request narrow.

Perry Hall Custody Profile

FCSO describes Perry Hall as a county detention facility for sentenced and unsentenced adults. The jail serves people arrested by the sheriff and local municipal agencies. Someone may be waiting for first appearance or bond, serving a county term, awaiting transport after a state-prison sentence, held on another jurisdiction's process, or subject to a temporary immigration-related hold. Booking origin, prisoner type, charges, bonds, and court case data help distinguish those situations.

The live housing selector names “Flagler County Sheriff's Office Jail” as its sole facility choice. That supports Perry Hall as the operating county detention route surfaced in the official system. It does not turn the jail into a state prison or federal detention center. County release records should be read first for a Perry Hall booking, then followed into another system only when the facts point to a transfer.

Perry Hall Property at Release

A 2021 FCSO detention brochure documents a release process for personal property and inmate-account funds. It states that a person could make one property release while incarcerated, had to release all property, and had to submit the form before release. At departure, the brochure says personal property and account funds are returned after incurred charges. This is a dated operating source, not a promise that the same form, timing, or deduction practice remains unchanged.

Anyone coordinating a Perry Hall release should confirm the current property process with the facility before relying on the older brochure. The release record proves when the booking ended, but it may not show whether a separate property release form was filed or how an account was settled. Those operational questions belong to the facility. A records request should seek an existing maintained record rather than ask staff to reconstruct or speculate about events.

Perry Hall ICE Transfer Releases

Flagler's immigration-custody role is documented, not assumed. FCSO entered a 287(g) Warrant Service Officer agreement, and a later state packet describes local temporary detention, lodging, transport, and security activity with immigration-enforcement partners. ICE explains that an immigration detainer can request continued local custody for up to 48 hours beyond the point when the person would otherwise be released, allowing the Department of Homeland Security to assume custody.

That sequence changes the meaning of a Perry Hall Release Date. The date may record the end of the ordinary county booking while physical custody continues through a handoff. Ask FCSO for the recorded release destination and detainer or receiving-agency information that is public. Then use ICE's locator or ERO contact path. No locator result is not proof of community release because movement may be recent, identity data may differ, or the person may fall outside the locator's covered group.

Historic and Current Flagler Jails

Flagler County's historic Works Progress Administration jail is local context only. The Historical Society says the old jail was begun in 1939, completed and transferred in 1940, and built for 22 people. It stands at Old Moody Boulevard, but it is not a current custody address, records office, or release-search route. Present or former custody must not be researched under that building's name.

Perry Hall is the separate operating facility, with 15 housing units and a stated capacity of 400. The contrast helps prevent a common routing error: photographs or history for the small WPA jail do not establish where a modern Flagler booking occurred. Current detention questions go to Perry Hall. Historical booking and release evidence comes from the FCSO/Tyler detail, the Records Unit, and the Flagler Clerk docket.