The Alachua County Jail

3333 NE 39th Ave
Gainesville, FL 32609

Mr. Robert Woody
Director
(352) 491-4460
Captain Walter Withey Jr.
Deputy Director
(352) 491-4460

On January 18, 1998, the ACSO Department of the Jail became a reality when the Alachua County Board of County Commissioners, through an Interlocal Agreement, transferred the responsibility for the County Jail to the Alachua County Sheriff's Office.

The Department of the Jail is a 920 bed, 314,000 square foot facility which incarcerates adult male and female offenders for up to one year. The core facility was completed in January 1994.

In 2007, two renovations were completed which added 60 additional beds to the facility (40 beds in C Zone and 20 beds in D Zone). This raised the number of beds to 980; and, with a classification factor of 15%, the optimal number of inmates to be housed is 833. In addition, groundbreaking has been held for a new 168 bed addition, which should be completed by the Fall of 2008. This will increase the total number of beds to 1,148; and, after a classification factor of 15%, the optimum number of inmates that can be housed after the new construction is completed is 975.

The Department of the Jail is commanded by the Director who reports to the Chief Deputy. The jail is comprised of the Security Operations Division, Support Services Division, and the Inmate Services Division.

Jail Inmate Statistics

ASO Phone Numbers

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Contacts Phone #
Sheriff Sadie Darnell 367-4000
Chief Deputy David Huckstep 367-4000
General Counsel 367-4024
Crime Stoppers 372-7867
Dept of Jail - Inmate Info 491-4444
Accounts Payable 367-4058
Admin Services Division 367-4064
Civil Bureau 384-3051
Warrants Bureau 367-4138
Extra Duty 367-4054

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2621 SE Hawthorne Road, Gainesville FL 32641
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