Question 1

How much are bail bond fees in Orange County?

Accepted Answer

We charge the standard 10% premium required by Florida law. For qualified families in Orlando, we can often work out a payment plan to get your loved one out fast.

Question 2

Is the jail on 33rd Street?

Accepted Answer

The main intake and release facility is the BRC on John Young Parkway. "33rd Street" generally refers to the older complex, but all releases now happen at the BRC.

Question 3

Where is the Release Lobby at the BRC?

Accepted Answer

The Release Lobby is located at the absolute rear of the Booking and Release Center (BRC). You must drive around the back; follow signs for "Inmate Release" off John Young Pkwy.

Question 4

Can I visit an inmate at the BRC?

Accepted Answer

Video visitation is available and must be scheduled online. Physical contact visits are generally not permitted for pre-trial detainees in Orange County.

Question 5

Who is the Sheriff of Orange County?

Accepted Answer

The main correctional facility in Orange County is operated under the jurisdiction of the Sheriff.

Question 6

What is the release time at Orange County Booking and Release Center (BRC)?

Accepted Answer

Release times at Orange County Booking and Release Center (BRC) typically range from 4 to 8 hours after the bond is posted, depending on the facility's current booking volume and administrative processing speed.

Question 7

Where do I pick up an inmate released from Orange County Booking and Release Center (BRC)?

Accepted Answer

Inmates are typically released at the main intake center of Orange County Booking and Release Center (BRC). It is recommended to arrive 30 minutes before the estimated release time.

Question 8

When are visiting hours at Orange County Booking and Release Center (BRC)?

Accepted Answer

Visiting hours typically vary by housing unit, but general visitation is often available daily from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Please verify specific times with the facility as they are subject to change.

Question 9

Why is my bail amount so high?

Accepted Answer

Bail amounts in Orange County are set by the Uniform Bond Schedule based on the severity of the charge and the defendant's prior criminal history. A judge may modify this amount during the First Appearance hearing.

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