Orange County Corrections handles booking for Orlando and the rest of Orange County at its Booking & Release Center on Vision Boulevard. Whether the arrest happened downtown, on International Drive, or near the theme parks in Lake Buena Vista, this is where the person is booked and where bond is posted.
Cities we serve in Orange
Orlando · Winter Park · Apopka · Ocoee · Winter Garden · Windermere · Maitland · Lake Buena Vista · Pine Hills · Conway · Belle Isle · Edgewood · Oakland · Zellwood
Primary booking facility
Orange County Corrections — Booking & Release Center — 3723 Vision Blvd, Orlando, FL 32839
Nearest courthouse
Orange County Courthouse (9th Judicial Circuit) — 425 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801
Typical release timeline
Release timing at Orange County depends on intake volume, shift changes and any holds. We give you an estimate as soon as the bond is posted and stay in touch until your family member walks out.
Why Orange County families call Faroy
Orlando draws visitors from everywhere, so many of our Orange County calls come from families outside Florida whose relative was arrested on a trip. Everything can be handled by phone and e-signature, so nobody has to fly in to sign.
How we post in Orange County
Orange County sits outside our core four counties, so the bond is posted through our nationwide surety network by a licensed local agent — acting on our behalf, under the same agreement you sign with us. Faroy remains your point of contact from the first call through discharge. Read how transfer bonds work →
Orange County: Frequently Asked Questions
My family member was arrested in Orlando on vacation. Where are they?
Arrests in Orlando, on International Drive and around Lake Buena Vista are booked at the Orange County jail on Vision Boulevard. Give us the person's full name and date of birth and we'll confirm where they are and whether bond has been set.
Do I need to come to Orlando to sign the paperwork?
No. We handle Orange County bonds by phone and e-signature, and payment can be made remotely. Most families never set foot in Orlando.
When is bond set after an arrest in Orange County?
Many charges have a standard bond that can be posted right after booking. Otherwise, Florida requires a first appearance within 24 hours of arrest, where a judge reviews the charges and sets or confirms bond.
Call (305) 642-1986. English or Spanish. Day or night.