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Intake and Records Bureau

Captain Markennis Calhoun

The Intake and Records Bureau consists of two sections; the Inmate Intake Section and Inmate Records Section:

 Inmate Intake Section 

Lieutenant Kim Marcum

The Inmate Intake Section consists of four booking squads working at the Central Booking facility 24 hours a day – 7 days a week.

Central Booking is located at 455 North Broadway Avenue, Bartow, at the Lawrence W. Crow, Jr., building.  This facility processes all the inmates that enter into the Polk County Jail.  The Intake Records Specialists generate a hard file and a computer file on all inmates at the time of booking.  They also complete a book out process for all inmates before they leave the Polk County Jail. Inmate information may be obtained by dialing 863.534.6300 or via the inquiry tab at the top of this page.

In 2008, 30,269 inmates were booked into the Polk County Jail, and 30,294 were booked out.  Also in 2008, 1,782 warrants were served by Detention Deputies working in Central Booking and over 48 million dollars was processed from cash bonds, surety bonds, purges, etc.

Inmate Records Section

Lieutenant Elaine Williams 

 
 
The Inmate Records Section consists of the Classifications Unit, and the Objective Classifications Unit. 
 
The Classifications Unit is responsible for the maintenance of all inmate files throughout the inmate's incarceration.  All time credits are calculated and all court documents are placed in the inmate's file.
 
The Objective Classifications Unit assesses each inmate that has extended time in the Polk County Jail to determine their custody levels and continually reassess them when incidents occur that may change their level. 
 
In 2008, 30,269 inmates were booked into the Polk County jail and 30,294 were booked out.  Also in 2008, 1,782 warrants were served by Denton Deputies working in Central Booking and over $48 million was processed from cash bonds, surety bonds, purges, etc.

 

 

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