Immokalee Jail Release Paths
Immokalee Jail Center books and holds adult detainees for the Collier County Sheriff's Office. Community release can follow bond, a judge's pretrial order, time served, dismissal, or completion of a county sentence. The jail event and the court case are related but distinct. CCSO records when physical custody ends or changes, while the Collier Clerk docket records the judicial authority and later disposition.
A transfer to Naples Jail Center remains CCSO custody. The official operational material says placement is assigned by need rather than nearness to home. Medical and security needs may prompt a move to Naples. Other departures can lead to FDC, ICE, another county, or another agency. For that reason, ask where the person went instead of assuming that absence from Immokalee means return home.
| Exit from Immokalee | What it means |
|---|---|
| Bond or court release | County custody ends, subject to terms or another hold |
| Move to Naples | Internal CCSO transfer |
| FDC commitment | State prison custody begins |
| ICE or other agency | A new custody leg begins |
Confirm Immokalee Jail Release
Use the full legal name, date of birth if known, and arrest or booking number. The CCSO Arrest & Warrants Search can identify an older Collier arrest episode. It is not a current release ledger, and CCSO warns that arrest information does not show final disposition. Record the booking identifiers, then move to the operational release channels.
- Call 239-657-2878 for Immokalee release-date, court-date, and bond information. Ask if physical release is complete.
- Ask for the actual date and time, release type, authority, and whether the destination was the community, Naples, or another agency.
- Use Jail Records at 239-252-9506 when the answer requires the existing release screen or code definition.
- Read the Collier Clerk docket for bond terms, release orders, dismissal, sentence, and later case action.
- Continue in FDC or ICE if CCSO identifies a transfer into that system.
If the sources conflict, preserve the wording each office used. A release order can precede the actual exit. An arrest record can remain long after release. A receiving agency may post its record later. The jail release record connects those events.
Immokalee Jail Records Request
CCSO Central Records accepts an online request through the Public Records Center. It also accepts email at records@colliersheriff.org, telephone questions at 239-252-0637, and mail or delivery to 3319 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112. Office hours are published as Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding county holidays.
Identify the person and booking episode. Ask for the releasable booking sheet and jail release screen or log, including actual release timestamp, release type or code, existing code definition, releasing authority or bond reference, and destination or receiving agency. Electronic copies are easier to preserve. Request notice before costs exceed a set amount.
Florida's GS2 schedule recognizes booking records and commitment and release lists. It sets a minimum retention of one anniversary year after release for those items. This does not require a public online list or limit CCSO to that minimum. Protected information can be redacted. A narrow request usually makes it easier to locate the right record without asking the agency to create a new analysis.
The portal can track a request, deliver records, and handle a required payment. It is the durable route when a web arrest result cannot answer whether or how custody ended.
Immokalee Jail Contact Details
The center is at 302 Stockade Road, Immokalee, FL 34142. CCSO's jail information page lists 239-657-2878 for court, release, and bond questions. The broader directory also lists 239-252-9735 for the facility. Jail Records is centralized at 239-252-9506.
Immokalee Jail Center302 Stockade Road
Immokalee, FL 34142
Release, court, bond: 239-657-2878
Facility directory: 239-252-9735
Call before arranging pickup. Confirm the current building, whether release processing is complete, the expected exit point, and whether another custodian is involved. The research does not provide a general release-counter schedule, so no specific pickup hour should be promised.
A 2009 CCSO notice described transportation vouchers from Naples to Immokalee during a temporary reassignment. That fact is historical local context, not proof of a current benefit. Ask CCSO about present transport options rather than relying on the old arrangement.
Immokalee Jail Release Scale
CCSO's fiscal year 2021 health-care procurement material reported 192 authorized beds, average daily population of 56, 606 bookings, and 676 releases for Immokalee. It described the center as about 41 miles and roughly 50 minutes from Naples. These dated figures explain the two-center operating relationship but are not current occupancy or travel guarantees.
Releases can exceed bookings in a fiscal slice because some people entered custody before the period began. The numbers cannot support a personal release forecast or a “release rate.” They show turnover and reinforce the need for an individual record.
The same source describes Immokalee as a booking center for lower-acuity detainees, with medical or security needs transferred to Naples. That operational detail makes building verification especially important.
Immokalee Transfer Versus Release
A facility change and a custody release answer different questions. When Immokalee sends someone to Naples, the person remains in the same county jail system. When CCSO delivers a sentenced person to FDC, county custody ends and state custody begins. When an immigration matter applies, local custody may end before ICE detention begins.
- Internal transfer
- Movement within CCSO without community release.
- Commitment
- Delivery under a sentence or placement order to another correctional system.
- Detainer
- A notice or request connected with another authority's custody interest.
- Discharge
- The end of the custody or supervision specified by the issuing agency.
For FDC, search by the six-character DC number when possible and compare birth date, photograph, sentence county, and case. For ICE, the A-number plus country of birth is the stronger locator route. A county release timestamp does not establish when the receiving agency booked or later released the person.
Note: Keep both the CCSO event and the receiving system's event in chronological order.
Immokalee Immigration Handoffs
CCSO confirms participation in the 287(g) program. Its family guide says immigration questions can occur at booking and that a person with an immigration matter generally remains in Collier custody until state charges conclude or bond release occurs. In some cases transport to Krome may follow about two to four days later. That local detail makes “released from Immokalee” incomplete without a destination.
Use the ICE Online Detainee Locator with the nine-digit A-number and country of birth, adding leading zeroes if required. The alternative uses exact name, birth date, and country of birth. ICE says the locator covers adults in its custody and certain CBP custody over 48 hours. It does not show whether a detainer was merely lodged while the person remains in county jail.
An ICE “Not In Custody” result can mean removal, release while proceedings remain pending, release after resolution, or transfer to another authority. It persists for a limited period and may lag. No result is not proof that the person returned to Immokalee or entered the community.
After Immokalee Jail Release
The clerk docket completes the legal story. It can contain first-appearance conditions, bond changes, recognizance or pretrial orders, dismissal, judgment, jail credit, probation, commitment papers, warrants, and later termination orders. Read entries in sequence and match the arrest number or case identifier when available.
County Pretrial Supervision is separate from FDC felony probation. A person can be out of jail yet remain subject to either local court terms or state supervision. The live county roster is not the right record for those later statuses. Use the issuing court and correct supervision system.
The broader Collier County release search explains county, state, federal, VINE, court, and record-request channels. For Immokalee, the key local step is to establish whether the person actually left CCSO custody or merely went to Naples.
Use precise language in notes and family plans. “Released from Immokalee to Naples” describes a transfer, not freedom from custody. “Released on bond” describes the jail exit, not final disposition. “Sentence complete” should be supported by the jail and court record.