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When it comes to the Kissimmee Jail in Kissimmee, Florida, you will find that the facility is utterly small facility.
The Kissimmee Jail is often confused with the bigger Osceola County Jail. The Osceola County Jail is the long-term holding facility, while the Kissimmee Jail is pretty much short-term holding.
The Kissimmee Jail will typically ONLY house an inmate up to 72 hours (3 days). It takes the Kissimmee Jail approximately 24 hours to fully book them into the facility and the next 48 hours will either consist of them getting released or sent off to the Osceola County Jail.
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Of course, you may or may not be looking for your loved one. You may think that the Kissimmee Jail has their records and mugshots online. Unfortunately, with how fast the booking and releasing process is done in the facility, the city of Kissimmee jail does not have this information out for the general public.
If your loved one has not come home in a few days and you expect them to be in the Kissimmee Jail, you can contact the jail directly.
Sending a Mail
With the Kissimmee Jail being strictly a short-term facility, inmates in the Kissimmee Jail will not receive this privilege.
Sending a letter or a care package to an inmate is strictly for facilities that keep their inmates longer than 72 hours (3 days).
If you send an inmate in the Kissimmee Jail a letter or a package, the letter or package will either be disposed of, refused, or sent directly back to you.
Please do not send anything to the Kissimmee Jail. By the time it gets there the inmate would have either been released or the inmate would have been transferred off to the Osceola County Jail.
Sending Money
Again, same with sending money to the Kissimmee Jail. The Kissimmee Jail is a short-term facility. Inmates in the Kissimmee Jail do not have the privilege of getting or needing money while they are here.
Please do not mail any cash, money orders, or cashier’s check to the Kissimmee Jail. Please do not come down to the Kissimmee Jail with any cash, money orders, or cashier’s checks. These will be refused.
It is best to wait for the inmate to get transferred out to the Osceola County Jail or another facility on that level where they will need funds. They will not need any funds while in the Kissimmee Jail.
Phone Calls
The one and only privilege inmates will have in the Kissimmee Jail will be access to a telephone in their jail cell.
Every cell in the Kissimmee Jail has a telephone in it. Inmates will be permitted to use that telephone at their direction.
Inmates will only be able to make collect calls. So, if you and your family does not have access to a landline, or the inmate does not know the landline number, you will never receive the calls. Collect calls do not work on a cell phone, unfortunately.
Visiting Rules
With the Kissimmee Jail being strictly a short-term facility, inmates in the Kissimmee Jail will not receive this privilege.
Inmates can receive visits from their legal counsel though. Inmates are not permitted to receive visits from their friends and family.
Visitation Hours
| Sunday | 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Monday | 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Holiday | – |
Directions
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