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The Gulf County Jail is located in the city of Port St. Joe, Florida. The facility can be contacted by phone at 850-227-1124 . To view the Gulf County arrest log, click here.

Jail Address

1000 Cecil G. Costin Sr. Blvd
Port St Joe, FL 32456

Gulf County Arrest Log

To view the Gulf County arrest log, click here.

Gulf County arrest log
Gulf County Arrest Log

Sheriff’s Office / Gulf County Arrest Log

The Gulf County Sheriff’s Office provides services to the county including administration, patrol, investigations, school resource deputies, beach patrol, K-9, civil process, communications, and judicial services. The office holds about 27 officers and 12 civilian support staff. The goal of the office is to serve the community with professionalism, integrity, and fairness. 

The Judicial Unit maintains security at the local courthouse, including general security and security of judges. The unit supports the office in the service of civil process, including the following: service of subpoenas, summonses, and other non-enforceable civil process; execution of enforceable civil process, including writs of possession, writs of replevin, and writs of execution; execution of child custody orders; and service of injunctions for protection. 

To view the Gulf County arrest log, click here.

Sheriff’s Office Address

418 Cecil G. Costin Sr. Blvd.
St. Joe, FL 32456

About the County / Gulf County Arrest Log

Gulf County is located in the panhandle of Florida. Founded in 1925, the county was named after the Gulf of Mexico. The original courthouse from 1927 still exists today. The county seat was originally Wewahitchka but moved to Port Saint Joe in 1965, where Florida’s first Constitutional Convention took place in 1838. The county contains 564 square miles of land and 192 square miles of water. It is one of the few counties to be placed within two time zones, namely the Eastern and Central. The county is also home to a detention center. To view the Gulf County arrest log, click here.

Demographics 

According to the 2020 US census, the county’s total population was 14,192 residents in that year. This number includes 5,897 households and 3,940 families. 

Regarding racial demographics, the population from this 2020 census was 79.07% White, 11.92% Black or African American, 0.47% Native American or Alaska Native, 0.4% Asian, 0.0% Pacific Islander, 0.24% Some Other Race, 3.99% Mixed/Multi-Racial, and 3.91% Hispanic or Latino. 

According to the 2000 US census 20 years prior, the county’s total population was 13,332 people, including 4,931 households and 3,535 families.

Communities

Cities:

  • Port St. Joe
  • Wewahitchka

Unincorporated communities:

  • Cape San Blas
  • Dalkeith
  • Highland View
  • Honeyville
  • Howard Creek
  • Indian Pass
  • Oak Grove
  • Overstreet
  • St. Joe Beach
  • White City