The Hamilton County Jail opened in 1983 and is located in Jasper, Florida. It’s a medium-security prison with a capacity for 100 pre-preliminary prisoners. The facility offers reintegration programming for condemned men. On average, the jail has over 50 inmates working in its in-office work lines with administration, kitchen, laundry, and more. The jail’s staff also supervise the local work leave center. To conduct a Hamilton County inmate search, click here.

Jail Address

207 NE 1st St.
Jasper, FL 32052

Hamilton County Inmate Search

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Jail Visitation Hours / Hamilton County Inmate Search

Visiting hours at the jail in Jasper, Florida, are Tuesday to Sunday from 8:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. Inmates can have two 45-minute onsite or video visits each week. All visitors are subject to warrant and arrest checks and must follow the posted rules of visitation. However, before scheduling a jail visit, it is advisable to confirm the inmate’s presence at the jail by conducting a Hamilton County inmate search here.

Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office

The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office has a mission to promote public safety through engagement in public policing and management of the jails. They patrol areas of the county not covered by the local police force and help enforce judicial decisions like foreclosures, repossessions, and tax delinquencies.

Sheriff’s Office Address

207 NE 1st Street
Jasper, Florida 32052

About the County / Hamilton County Inmate Search

Hamilton County was founded on December 26, 1827, from parts of Jefferson County. It is named after Alexander Hamilton, the United State’s first Secretary of the Treasury. The borders have remained the same since its founding and it remains the only county in all of Florida that is completely north of Interstate 10. The city of Jasper serves as the county seat and holds the sheriff’s office and county jail. A jail is located within the boundaries of the county. To conduct a Hamilton County inmate search, click here.

Demographics / Hamilton County Inmate Search

The 2020 census reports 14,004 people in the county, 4,381 households, and 3,082 families. This is a decrease in 5% of the population since 2010. It is the 61st most populated county out of the 67 counties in Florida. A portion of the county’s residents reside at the local jail. To conduct a Hamilton County inmate search, click here.

In terms of ethnicity there are 1.63 times more White residents than other races or ethnicities in the county. The racial makeup of the county is 54.51% White, 31.58% Black, 10.39% Hispanic, 0.31% Native American. 0.31% Asian, and 2.91% mixed or other.

The median income for a household the county is $38,300, but 20.3% of households are still below the poverty line. About 67.9% of residents in the county are homeowners and the average car ownership is 2 cars per household.

There is no data currently available from the 2020 census about ages of the residents, but the 2000 census can be reported. In 2000, the mean age of the population in the county was 40 years old. 23.5% of residents were under 18, 10.8% between 18 and 24, 31.8% between 25 and 44, 22.8% from 45 to 64, and 11.2% of residents were above 65 years old.

Communities

Cities:

• Jasper

Towns:

• Jennings
• White Springs

Unincorporated Communities:

• Avoca
• Bakers Mill
• Bellville
• Blue Springs
• Crossroads
• Hillcoat
• Marion
• Rawls
• Watson
• West Lake