Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Subject Charge Report (2024)

FAQs

How do I file a report with Pinellas County Sheriff's Office? ›

If the situation you wish to report is occurring NOW, please call the non-emergency number, 727-582-6200, to make a report.

Reach the Public Information Office by calling: 727-582-6221 or emailing Pinellas_SO_PIO@pcsonet.com.

Citizens with questions about a Pinellas County warrant may call the Sheriff's Office Warrants Desk at 727-582-6192. The Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit court may also be of assistance at 727-464-7000. The Sheriff's Violent Offender Warrants Unit proactively searches for persons with warrants for violent crimes.

Welcome to the Pinellas Park Police Department online reporting system. Using this online citizen police report system allows you to submit a report immediately and obtain an unofficial copy of the police report for your records.

The online citizen police report system allows you to submit a report immediately and print a copy of the police report for free. You can use this report to file with your insurance company. All cases filed within this system will be reviewed, but for a number of reasons most will not be investigated.

For statewide criminal history, information, please contact the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Public Records, (850) 410-8109 or visit their website at: https://web.fdle.state.fl.us/search/app/default.

Yes, arrest records are public in Florida under the state's Sunshine Law (also called the Florida Public Records Law).

Florida's Public Records Law categorizes most government documents, including mugshots and arrest records, as public information. This means any individual can access these records, and it's perfectly legal for websites to publish them.

Dedicated to serving the entire county, the PCSO is committed to “Leading the Way for a Safer Pinellas.” The PCSO has more than 2,800 employees with close to 850 sworn law enforcement members and 700 sworn detention members.

What jurisdiction is Pinellas County Sheriff's Office? ›

Sheriff's deputies have countywide jurisdiction, but mainly patrol the unincorporated areas and the cities under contract with the Sheriff's Office for primary law enforcement services.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) offers a specialized FDLE Warrant Search System that allows you to search for active warrants in the state. To use this system, visit the official FDLE website and follow these steps: Navigate to the WANTED PERSONS SEARCH page.

Bottom line, arrest warrants don't expire. They can last for years - often indefinitely - and emerge and resurface at any moment. So, if you've been issued an arrest warrant, ignoring it will only exacerbate the problem.

To search someone with an active Warrant in the State of Florida, go to the FDLE Site for Wanted Persons. At most 400 results are returned. Search by name to filter down the results.

You will need to contact the Clearwater Police Communications Center at (727) 562-4242 and have an officer respond to take a report.

The Sheriff's Office in Pinellas County has countywide jurisdiction, including within all municipalities. The Sheriff's Office provides ancillary support for local Law Enforcement, such as K9, Marine, and Helicopter assistance supported by Ad-Valorem taxes.

Report a Violation

To report a possible City Ordinance violation, you can send us an email, or call us at 727-369-5668. Florida State Statute requires all complaints to be left with the name and address of the person leaving the complaint.