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Questions about official Pinellas County criminal records must go to the government office that maintains the requested file. Court cases, jail bookings, police reports, and statewide histories have different custodians. The contacts below identify the correct starting point for each record type and clarify the limited role of this private reference resource.

This Is Not a Government Office. This privately operated resource cannot retrieve criminal records, conduct an official background check, correct or remove an agency record, or receive a sealing or expunction filing. Those services must come directly from the responsible government office.

Need an Official Record?

Use the office tied to the specific Pinellas County record:

  • Court case files and certified dispositions: use the Court Case Lookup or contact Clerk Criminal Court Customer Services at the Pinellas County Justice Center, 14250 49th Street North, Clearwater, FL 33762, 727-464-7000.
  • PCSO reports and older booking records: contact the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office administrative headquarters, 10750 Ulmerton Road, Largo, FL 33778, 727-582-6200.
  • Current jail and recent booking questions: contact the Pinellas County Jail, 14400 49th Street North, Clearwater, FL 33762, through the PCSO general line at 727-582-6200.
  • Florida criminal histories and official state checks: use Florida Department of Law Enforcement Criminal History Services and its CCHInet or fingerprint-review channels.
  • Police incident reports: request the report from PCSO, St. Petersburg Police, Clearwater Police, Largo Police, or the other agency that created it.
  • Sealing and expunction: follow the Florida Department of Law Enforcement certificate process when required and file the proper petition with the court that handled the case.

PCSO routes public-record inquiries from its administrative headquarters and general line. Call 727-582-6200 to confirm current counter availability before traveling. For a judicial record, contact Clerk Criminal Court Customer Services instead; the jail cannot certify a court disposition, and the Clerk does not hold a city police narrative.