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Orange County Jail (Fl)

Orange County Jail (Fl)

Orange County Jail in Florida, not to be confused with the similarly named facility in California, is not run by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, but rather by the Orange County Corrections Department. The Orange County Jail in Florida penal system is considered to be the third largest such administrative framework offered by Florida county governments. 
Orange County Jail in Florida and the Orange County Corrections Department as a whole employs a little over 1800 people, among whom more than 1000 have been sworn in as corrections officers. Orange County Jail in Florida authorities claim, on the official website of the Orange County Corrections Department, to have attained a high degree of professionalism in their work reflected in a highly positive accreditation offered by the American Correctional Association. The Orange County Jail in Florida shares this national level of recognition with 169 other facilities, out of the almost 3300 holding facilities offered for this purpose in the United States legal system.
The Orange County Jail in Florida is reachable by car from the intersection of Interstate 4 and John Young Parkway, while correspondence to the Orange County Jail in Florida or to the Orange County Corrections Department as a whole should be addressed to P.O. Box 4970, Orlando, FL. Inmates at Orange County Jail in Florida cannot be visited in person. 
The Orange County Corrections Department instead offers Video Visitation services. The Orange County Corrections Department also includes an online search function allowing people to find out who is currently being incarcerated in Orange County Jail in Florida and on what charge.