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Osceola County Correctional Facility Overview

The Osceola County Correctional Facility is operated by the Osceola County Corrections Department under the Board of County Commissioners. This is a key local point: the jail was run by the Sheriff's Office until March 1, 1997, when the Board took over. The facility holds adult county detainees, mostly people awaiting court, plus a smaller group of sentenced local inmates. Public reports from June 2, 2026 showed about 868 non-sentenced and 25 sentenced inmates, so the population is overwhelmingly pretrial.

The building opened in 1986 and was renovated in 1998 and 1999. That work refurbished the administrative, intake, and medical areas and added two direct-supervision areas, multi-purpose space, and a kitchen. The official design capacity is 911. The Corrections Department runs the facility through several divisions, including Security, Support, Inmate Services, Health Services, and Community Corrections.

Osceola County Correctional Facility Capacity and Population

The county reports a 2025 average daily population of 846 against a design capacity of 911. The June 2, 2026 Daily Jail Population Statistics report listed a one-day population of 893, which is close to capacity on that date. The inmate search showed 924 results on June 3, 2026, but that count includes people in Corrections custody who may be housed elsewhere, so it is a custody count rather than a bed count.

The facility's medical unit is accredited by the National Commission on Correctional Health Care, and the county reports Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission accreditation with Excelsior designations in 2018, 2021, and 2024. Treat the population figures as dated snapshots, since a jail count shifts daily.

Who Is Held at the Osceola County Correctional Facility

The facility holds adults in Osceola County Corrections custody. The June 2, 2026 daily report shows the makeup clearly. Most people there have not been sentenced, and the population leans heavily toward felony status. The roster footnote adds that some counted in custody may be housed elsewhere, so the facility count and the custody count are not identical.

• Sentenced status: 868 not sentenced and 25 sentenced on that date.
• Sex: 759 male and 134 female.
• Judicial status: 713 felony, 164 misdemeanor, and 16 other.
• Failure to appear: 69 total, made up of 44 felony and 25 misdemeanor.

Juvenile detention is handled under separate rules and is not part of this adult facility's public profile data. Once a felony case ends in a state prison sentence, that person leaves county custody for the Florida Department of Corrections.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Osceola County Correctional Facility

Because this is a county jail, use the county roster, not the state locator. The Osceola County Inmate Search lists people in current Corrections custody and updates several times a day. For a recent booking by date, the Daily Arrest Report works as a dated booking feed.

1. Open the Osceola County Inmate Search.
2. Type a name into the single search box and click Search.
3. Sort the result table and open a likely match to confirm the date of birth or booking number.
4. Read the rap sheet for charges, statute, bond, and the court reference number.

A person sentenced to state prison leaves this facility and is found through the Florida Department of Corrections locator instead. Step-by-step roster help is on the jail inmate records page.

Osceola County Correctional Facility Address and Contact

The facility sits on Simpson Road in Kissimmee, near the U.S. 192 corridor. The main number reaches the jail, and the Records line handles record questions. Routine jail-record requests are processed during business hours.

Other direct lines include Visitation Appointments at 407-742-4400, Inmate Classification at 407-742-4571, Inmate Medical Services at 407-742-4435, and the Chaplain at 407-742-4465.

Visiting Someone at Osceola County Correctional Facility

Visits here are video visits, not face-to-face. Schedule first through a lobby kiosk or the ICSolutions service. Arrive and sign in 15 minutes early with valid photo ID, store property in a locker, and expect to be searched. Late arrivals are not allowed in. A dress code applies, including no open-toe shoes and clothing that reaches mid-thigh.

The official visitation, mail, and commissary page lays out the rules and the scheduling vendors.

The video visitation window runs seven days a week, as shown below.

Inmates are allowed up to two hours of visits per week, scheduling permitting. A remote video visit runs about $15 for 30 minutes through a prepaid account.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Osceola County Correctional Facility

Regular postal mail is scanned off-site, so it goes to a Smart Communications address rather than the jail. Legal mail, court documents, bank statements, and publications go to the Simpson Road address. Books must come from the publisher or an approved seller, and the county says books from Amazon will not be delivered. Phone service runs through ICSolutions, and money for an inmate account goes through Access Corrections, with a cash-only lobby kiosk option.

The commissary deposit fees run on a tiered schedule, shown below. Inmates can shop twice a week, and card deposits can take 24 to 48 hours to post.

Booking and Intake at Osceola County Correctional Facility

A person arrested by the Sheriff's Office, Kissimmee Police, St. Cloud Police, or another agency can be booked into this facility. Intake creates a booking number and a local inmate ID, takes a mugshot, records demographics, and enters the charge and statute rows. Classification then assigns custody level and housing, and an initial medical screening follows. Initial appearances are generally held Monday through Friday at 1:30 p.m. and on weekends and holidays at 10:30 a.m. A release begins after a bond or purge is paid and can take about four to six hours or longer.

Public Records and Media Requests at the Facility

When a record is not online, the facility takes a public-information request through the county's Jail Record Requests page and the JustFOIA portal. Routine jail-record requests are handled during normal business hours, and the county says applicable charges are provided after review. The Records line is 407-742-4411. Inmate media interview requests are handled separately from ordinary records requests, through a dedicated form, so a media visit to an inmate is not the same as a public-record request.

An arrest or incident report written by a Sheriff's deputy is a Sheriff's Office record, not a jail record, so that request goes to the Sheriff's Records Custodian. Charges filed in a case live in the Clerk's court file. Matching the request to the right custodian is the fastest route to the record.

About Osceola County Correctional Facility

The facility runs a range of programs through volunteers and contract providers, including adult and general education, drug and alcohol programs, English as a second language, anger management, parenting, job readiness, and computer skills. Recreation is generally offered three times a week, and inmates may check out two books at a time from the library. The EMERGE reentry housing unit, backed by a state grant, adds peer support, recovery services, and post-release case management for about 90 days to lower repeat offenses. Health care includes initial screenings, constant nurse staffing, and daily sick calls through the NCCHC-accredited medical unit. The county also reports F.I.R.S.T. core values, standing for Fairness, Integrity, Respect, Safety, and Transparency.