Collier County Jail Inmate Search & Arrest Records (FL)

If you are looking for someone arrested in Naples, Immokalee, Marco Island, or Everglades City, you are dealing with the Collier County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO).

⚠️ LOCATION WARNING:

Collier County is huge. Sheriff Kevin Rambosk operates two separate jail facilities that are 40 miles apart:

Naples Jail Center: The main headquarters where most arrests go.
Immokalee Jail Center: A secondary facility near the farmland/casino.

If you drive to the wrong one for visitation or release, you are looking at a 45-minute drive to correct your mistake. This guide will help you find exactly where they are, how to use the “Arrest Search” tool, and why you need JailATM for money.

Official Collier County Sheriff Inmate Search (Arrest Search)

Do not pay for a background check. The Sheriff’s Office provides a free, real-time database known as the “Arrest Search.”

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Access the Official Portal: Go directly to the CCSO Arrest Search.
Agree to Terms: You must click the “I Accept” button to enter the database.
Search by Name: Enter the inmate’s Last Name.
- Expert Tip: The system is sensitive. If you aren’t sure if it’s “McDonald” or “MacDonald,” type “Mc” or “Mac” to see a list of partial matches.
Check the “Status”:
- Look for the “Booking Date.” If the date is from 2023 or 2024, that is an old record. You want the most recent entry.

“Help! I Can’t Find Their Name!”

If the arrest happened in Marco Island or Immokalee within the last 2 hours, they are likely still in Transport.

The Logistics: It takes time to drive an arrestee from Marco Island up to the Naples Jail Center.
The Booking Lag: Once they arrive, fingerprinting and medical intake take another 2–4 hours.
Who to Call: You can verify a recent arrest by calling the Naples Jail Booking Desk at (239) 252-9500.

How to View Collier County Mugshots, Charges & Bond

Once you find their name on the roster, click on the row to open the full Arrest Report.

1. Viewing the Mugshot:

Collier County displays booking photos clearly. Note: If the inmate is a juvenile or has a specific privacy exemption (like a police officer), the photo will be hidden.

2. Reading the Charges:

This section lists the specific statutes (e.g., DUI, Trespass, Domestic Battery).

3. Checking the Bond Status:

$ Amount: This is the “Cash Bond.” You can pay this to release them.
“No Bond”: Do not panic. This is standard for:
- Domestic Violence: FL law requires a “cooling off” period until they see a judge.
- Felonies: They must wait for First Appearance Court (held daily, usually at 2:00 PM via video).

Collier County Jail Locations: Naples vs. Immokalee

You must check the “Housing Location” on their profile before you get in the car.

Facility Name	Location	Who is Here?
Naples Jail Center	East Naples	Main Facility. Most new arrests, high-risk inmates, and court appearances happen here.
Immokalee Jail Center	Immokalee	Secondary Facility. Often houses inmates arrested in the eastern part of the county or those serving county sentences.

Important Address Note:

The Naples Visitation Center is technically in a separate building (Building J) within the Sheriff’s Complex. Follow the signs carefully off Tamiami Trail.

Collier County Jail Posting Bail & Sending Money (JailATM)

Collier County does not use TouchPay or JPay. They use JailATM.

1. Sending Money (Commissary):

To put money on their books for food or phone calls, you must use JailATM.com.

You will need their Inmate Name and Jail Number.

2. Posting Bail:

To get them released, go to the Jail Lobby where they are housed (usually Naples).

Cash Bond: Pay the full amount at the lobby window. (Cashier’s Check payable to Clerk of Courts).
Bail Bondsman: There are many bondsmen located along US-41/Tamiami Trail near the jail. They charge a non-refundable 10% fee.

Collier County Jail Video Visitation Rules (Smart Communications)

⚠️ CRITICAL WARNING: Collier County has moved to Smart Communications for visitation.

The Provider:

You must create an account at SmartInmate.com.

Two Ways to Visit:

Remote Visit (Paid): Video chat from your phone or laptop at home. (Fees apply).
On-Site Visit (Free): Use the video kiosks at the Visitation Center.
- Naples Hours: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM and 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM.

Strict Dress Code (Even for Video):

Deputies monitor these calls live. You will be banned if you:

Wear tank tops, spaghetti straps, or tube tops.
Wear low-cut tops (cleavage).
Use profanity or show gang signs.
Rule of Thumb: If you wouldn’t wear it to church, don’t wear it on the video call.

The “Postcard Only” Mail Rule Collier County Jail

Collier County has strict mail rules to stop contraband.

1. Postcards Only:

You generally cannot send letters in envelopes. You must send a standard, plain white postcard.

Ink: Blue or Black ink only.
No: Stickers, glitter, lipstick, or perfume.

2. Legal Mail:

Letters from attorneys are the only exception and can be sent in envelopes.

Mailing Address Format:

[Inmate Name] – [A-Number]

Naples Jail Center

3347 Tamiami Trail East

Naples, FL 34112

(Or use the Immokalee address if they are housed there: 302 Stockade Road, Immokalee, FL 34142)

Collier County Jail Contact Directory: Address, Phone Numbers & GPS

Save these numbers.

Department	Phone Number	Purpose
Naples Jail Booking	(239) 252-9500	Check Status / Post Bail
Immokalee Jail Booking	(239) 657-2878	Check Status (Immokalee Only)
Visitation Center	(239) 252-9556	Scheduling Help
JailATM Support	(870) 627-5476	Money Deposit Issues
Clerk of Courts	(239) 252-2646	Court Dates / Case Lookup

Physical Addresses for GPS:

1. Naples Jail Center (Main):

3347 Tamiami Trail East

Naples, FL 34112

2. Immokalee Jail Center:

302 Stockade Road

Immokalee, FL 34142

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I pick them up when they are released?

A: Yes. Releases happen at the Jail Lobby.

Warning: If they are released late at night, be aware that the Naples Jail is on a busy highway (US-41). Ensure you are there to pick them up for safety.

Q: Is there a warrant search for Collier County?

A: Yes. You can check for active warrants on the CCSO Website (select “Warrants” if available) or call the Warrants Bureau at (239) 252-9655.

Q: What is the “A-Number”?

A: That is the Arrest Number (or Booking Number). You need this specific number to deposit money on JailATM. It is listed on their profile next to their name.