Booking happens at the Naples Jail Center, 3347 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112. The jail can be reached at 239-252-9504. The Collier County Sheriff's Office main line is 239-252-9300.

Collier County Inmate Search shows bond, charges and housing. A person picked up in Immokalee may be in transit to Naples for a while before showing up. VINELink sends release alerts at no cost.

Collier is part of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit. Within 24 hours of arrest, a judge decides release terms at first appearance:

• Recognizance, meaning freedom with nothing paid.
• Cash, all of it; after the case the clerk returns it, less costs.
• A bondsman's surety, priced at 10 percent and never below $100 per charge, which the bondsman keeps.

Paying won't free someone Lee County wants, or someone with a probation hold. Not showing up for court brings a capias. See our Collier bail page.

Usually. A warrant stop in Immokalee, Golden Gate or on Marco Island ends with booking at the jail center on Tamiami Trail East. The Sheriff's Office, 239-252-9300, has jail staff who track every booking. The clerk's online case search shows the case and flags a capias. FDLE's statewide wanted roster lists warrants from other agencies. When the warrant is yours, defense counsel can schedule your surrender, and the clerk in Suite 102 can give you a new date. Carry photo ID when you go.

The Twentieth Circuit Public Defender takes Collier clients the court finds indigent. The state's $50 application charge can be waived.

Visits are booked ahead, with video available. Call 239-252-9504 before you go. See our visit page and video visiting.

Calls only go out from the jail, charged to a prepaid family account. Read our phone, message and tablet pages.

A deposit lets the person buy soup, deodorant and envelopes. Stick to Collier-approved methods. More on deposits and commissary.

Address with full name and booking number, then the Tamiami Trail East address. Plain paper only, nothing scented or sticky. Our mail guide explains.

A Collier teen under 18 goes through juvenile court. Those ordered held are sent to a Department of Juvenile Justice regional detention center and see a judge within 24 hours. Ask the sheriff's office (239-252-9300) where your child is.

Call 239-252-9504 about insulin, seizure medicine, pregnancy or suicide risk.

The U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida, takes Collier's federal arrests at its Fort Myers division, 2110 First St., Fort Myers, FL 33901.

A magistrate judge opens the case. Whether a Collier defendant goes home is argued at a detention hearing. The U.S. Marshals in Fort Myers (239-286-6844) may hold the defendant in a contract jail. Look up a sentenced person on the Bureau of Prisons finder.

• Collier runs a 287(g) Jail Enforcement Model, so deputies trained by ICE check immigration status during booking in Naples.
• An I-247A detainer may then be lodged.
• At Naples, the jail may hold someone awaiting ICE transport up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)).
• F.S. 908.105 has the detainer noted for the bond judge, filed in the court record, and sent to the prosecutor.
• F.S. 907.041 blocks release before first appearance for an unauthorized alien accused of a forcible felony; at that hearing, detention is presumed but can be rebutted.
• F.S. 908.11 makes 287(g) a must for jail-run sheriff's offices; Collier also has the Task Force Model.
• To find a Collier relative after transfer, try ICE's search page or the Miami field office, 2805 SW 145th Ave., Miramar, FL 33027, 954-843-5800.

A state prison sentence means a wait in Naples until FDC transport arrives. At reception, staff run health and security screening and choose a prison. Use the FDC tool and our listing of prisons.

Yes. The sheriff's Collier arrest search shows mugshots with each arrest. Need a copy? Call the office at 239-252-9300. A few are withheld by F.S. 119.071.

Photos ICE took come only by FOIA. Federal photos stay sealed unless Marshals release one to catch a fugitive.

• Naples Police Department: 239-213-4844
• Collier County Sheriff's Office: 239-252-9300

Emergencies: 911.