Naples Jail, Florida Inmates

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The Naples Jail is a low-security jail under the supervision of the Naples District Sheriff in Naples, Collier County, Florida. It is at the Downtown Naples Police Station (District 2), 355 Riverside Circle, Naples, FL, 34102. This facility offers short term custody for inmates as they await trial, sentencing, preliminary or pending supplication and transfer to the Collier County Jail. Here, inmates serve time for minor violations whose sentences are less than a year long.

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The Naples Jail-Headquarters maintains an online inmate roster that provides an inmate list of the Naples Jail. Still, the city jail receives and releases inmates at a rapid pace. Hence, the inmate list may not be up to date as at the time of searching for an inmate. Anyone who wants to locate an inmate at the facility may require calling or visiting the city jail in person.

Inmates at the Naples Jail are allowed to send and receive mails or packages from family members and friends. These mails or packages are to be addressed as follows:

Inmate's First and Last Name

355 Riverside Circle, Naples, FL, 34102

In addition, the mail or package should have a return address. Failure to do so can result in the mail or package being destroyed or not delivered.

Inmates at the Naples Jail can receive money into their commissary account via check or cash deposits or money orders. Any visitor intending to send money to an inmate is to get in touch with the city jail’s administrative office. Here, they will need to state the full names of the inmate and their inmate ID. Likewise, these inmate details are to appear at the back of the check or money order.

Inmates at the Naples Jail are allowed to make calls to anyone on a pre-approved list. These phone calls take place between 7 am and 7.30 pm. They are up to 30 minutes long and, the receiver bears the full cost of the phone call. In contrast, inmates are not allowed to receive any phone calls or messages from the public.

Inmates at the Naples Jail are allowed to see visitors from a pre-approved list. The inmate has to consent to this list before the office can endorse it for approval. The visitor must have a valid government ID and not be a prior felon. Children may accompany a legal guardian to visit an inmate.