Booking is at the Orient Road Jail, 1201 Orient Road, Tampa, FL 33619, near I-4 and the fairgrounds. Some inmates are later moved to the Falkenburg Road Jail. Orient Road: 813-247-8300. Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office: 813-247-8000.

Hillsborough County Inmate Search tells you which jail holds the person, plus charges and bond. VINELink alerts you to transfers and releases.

Hillsborough is the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit. First appearance is held within 24 hours, every day, often by video from Orient Road.

• ROR, released without money.
• Cash bond, paid in full; the clerk refunds it at the end, less costs.
• Bail bond, with a bondsman's 10 percent fee, at least $100 per charge, kept.

Pinellas, Pasco or Polk warrants, or probation holds, can keep a person in. Skipping court brings a capias. See the Hillsborough bail guide.

Most likely. Orient Road Jail is HCSO's intake point, and warrant pickups from Brandon, Plant City and Temple Terrace go there too. The Sheriff's Office main line, 813-247-8000, can confirm custody. The warrant inquiry shows active local warrants, and the HOVER docket on the clerk's website shows the case. For other counties, there is FDLE's statewide wanted database. Should it be your own warrant, defense counsel can arrange a surrender at Orient Road and request bond. Families set up visits and deposits online.

The Thirteenth Circuit Public Defender represents Hillsborough clients found indigent. The $50 fee may be waived.

Orient Road and Falkenburg set their own visiting schedules, mostly on screens. Call 813-247-8300 to confirm. See visits and remote visits.

Inmates at Orient Road and Falkenburg can call out only, through prepaid accounts. Read phones, messages and tablets.

Commissary is bought with account funds. Use the methods HCSO approves. See money and commissary.

Check the roster for the right facility, then mail it there with name and booking number. No stickers or scents. See mail rules.

Under-18 arrests go to juvenile court. Detained youth usually go to the Hillsborough Regional Juvenile Detention Center West, 813-871-7650, for a hearing within 24 hours. Parents can call 813-247-8000.

Call 813-247-8300 about prescriptions, seizures, mental illness or suicide risk.

The U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida, hears Hillsborough federal cases at its Tampa courthouse, 801 N. Florida Ave., Tampa, FL 33602.

Federal defendants first see a Tampa magistrate; prosecutors can then seek detention at a hearing. The U.S. Marshals (813-483-4200) house many in county jails. Look up a sentenced person on the BOP site.

• Orient Road booking prints go to DHS.
• ICE may lodge an I-247A detainer.
• HCSO can keep a person on the detainer up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)).
• F.S. 908.105: Hillsborough's bond judge and state attorney learn about the detainer, and the clerk dockets it.
• F.S. 907.041 bars release before first appearance for Tampa forcible-felony bookings of unauthorized aliens; the judge then presumes detention unless the defense rebuts.
• F.S. 908.11 requires 287(g); HCSO's agreements are listed as task force and warrant service.
• Tampa families can search ICE's detainee locator or reach the Miami field office, 2805 SW 145th Ave., Miramar, FL 33027, 954-843-5800.

After a prison sentence in Tampa, the person sits in county custody until the state collects them for reception and classification. Watch the FDC lookup; see Florida's prison list.

Yes. HCSO's Arrest Inquiry gives mugshots along with charges and bond. Copies can be ordered from the sheriff, 813-247-8000. F.S. 119.071 exempts some.

ICE photos need a FOIA filing. Federal booking photos stay private, except Marshals wanted posters.

• Tampa Police Department: 813-231-6130
• Plant City Police Department: 813-757-9200
• Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office: 813-247-8000

Dial 911 in emergencies.