The jail is at 305 Pine Avenue, Live Oak, FL 32064. Jail: 386-364-3595. Suwannee County Sheriff's Office: 386-362-2222.

Suwannee County Inmate Search lists charges and bond. People stopped on I-10 or I-75 in Suwannee end up on Pine Avenue too. VINELink sends alerts.

Suwannee belongs to the Third Judicial Circuit. A judge sees each arrest within 24 hours:

• ROR, out on a signature.
• Cash: Live Oak's clerk keeps the bond and refunds it when the case ends, after costs.
• Bondsman: 10 percent, a $100 floor per charge, kept.

Columbia, Hamilton or probation holds stop release. No-shows in Suwannee court get warrants. See our Suwannee bail page.

Yes, it would. The Pine Avenue jail takes arrests on warrants made in Branford, Wellborn, McAlpin and at the I-10 interchanges. Booking details and bail are available from the Sheriff's Office at 386-362-2222. Records linked on the clerk's website name the case behind a capias. Warrants released by agencies elsewhere sit in FDLE's statewide wanted list. Named on a warrant yourself? Phone a lawyer first; together you can plan a surrender, then the Ohio Avenue clerk resets your hearing. A photo ID speeds booking.

The Third Circuit Public Defender represents Suwannee clients found indigent. The $50 fee may be waived.

Visits need scheduling; ask about video. Call 386-364-3595. See visits and remote visits.

Live Oak inmates make calls out with money families add first. See phones, messages and tablets.

Pine Avenue commissary is bought with deposits. Phone the jail for accepted services. See money and commissary.

Write name, booking number and 305 Pine Avenue. Nothing glued on. See mail rules.

In Suwannee, anyone under 18 is charged in juvenile court, and a youth held by order is usually driven to the Alachua Regional Juvenile Detention Center in Gainesville, 352-955-2105, with a hearing inside 24 hours. Parents can call 386-362-2222.

Phone 386-364-3595 about prescriptions, seizures, diabetes or suicide risk.

The U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida, hears Suwannee federal cases in Jacksonville at 300 N. Hogan St., Jacksonville, FL 32202.

Suwannee federal arrestees first see a Jacksonville magistrate, and a hearing on detention follows. The U.S. Marshals (904-301-6670) may board them in North Florida jails. Check the BOP locator after sentencing.

• Pine Avenue booking prints go to DHS.
• ICE may file an I-247A detainer.
• Suwannee may hold someone for immigration agents up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)).
• F.S. 908.105: Suwannee court records show the hold, and both the Live Oak bond judge and prosecutors are informed.
• F.S. 907.041: a Suwannee forcible-felony defendant who isn't lawfully present remains on Pine Avenue through first appearance; there, the judge assumes detention, though the defense can argue for release.
• F.S. 908.11: 287(g) is required; Suwannee signed task force and warrant service officer agreements.
• Live Oak families can check ICE's detainee lookup or phone the Miami field office, 2805 SW 145th Ave., Miramar, FL 33027, 954-843-5800.

Suwannee inmates sentenced to prison wait on Pine Avenue for FDC transport. Search the FDC site; see Florida prisons.

Yes. The Suwannee jail search shows mugshots, including for people booked in the last day. For a copy, call the sheriff's office at 386-362-2222.

ICE photos need ICE's FOIA process. Suwannee federal mugshots are withheld except Marshals wanted notices.

• Live Oak Police Department: 386-362-7463
• Suwannee County Sheriff's Office: 386-362-2222

Emergencies: 911.