![]() The bonding agency will make the arrangements to have the individual released. Officers are prohibited from giving advice on the selection of bonding agencies. Bail bond agencies are listed in the phone book or available via an Internet search. Surety Bond: To initiate a surety bond, a bonding agency must be contacted. NOTE: A bonding agency may post a surety bond in lieu of a cash bond. The bond must be paid by cash, certified or cashier's check (drawn on a local bank and subject to verification), or United States Postal Money Order made payable to the Office of the Sheriff. Bond and Purge InformationĬash Bond: To place a cash bond you must bring the full amount of the bond to the public reception area of the jail. Release times at all institutions may vary. Sentenced inmates from the Community Transition Center will be released from that facility. Sentenced inmates from prison will be transported to jail for release. Release: When an inmate has been cleared for release, the inmate will be processed for release as quickly as possible. Intake processing and identification clearance will be completed as soon as possible. The individual's processing (property inventory, booking, medical screening, and cell assignment) must be completed prior to being considered for release or visitation. Intake: When an individual is arrested, they are brought to jail, also known as the Pre-Trial Detention Facility for processing. MCC remains committed to the core concept of our management approach, our vision statement: “The Department of Corrections will strive to be the premier corrections agency within the United States.” In pursuit of this vision, we will be: “Responsive to the Community, Restorative in Character, and Responsible in our Commitments.” Our commitment to our community and to its welfare has and will continue to be accomplished by the professional and competent staff assigned to MCC. ![]() It is estimated that the utilization of inmate labor from MCC saves the taxpayers of our city millions of dollars every year. ![]() MCC is committed to the utilization of its physical and prisoner resources to advance the general good of the citizenry of Jacksonville/Duval County by providing carefully selected inmate work projects and programs throughout our community. Our primary public safety role is to provide care, custody and control of county sentenced inmates. MCC is charged with equivalent responsibilities of public safety and public service. MCC consists of three compounds: the North Unit designed to function as a sentenced male facility with a capacity of 440 the South Unit as a female facility designed to house 160 sentenced and unsentenced prisoners and an annex that can house an additional 48 male prisoners. Montgomery Correctional Center (MCC) is located on the north side of Jacksonville at 4727 Lannie Road, Jacksonville, Florida 32218. ![]()
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