Lee County
Sheriff’s Office (LCSO)
Complete local guide to Lee County Sheriff’s Office in Southwest Florida — inmate search, jail roster, warrant lookup, arrest records, phone numbers, address, visitation rules, and every service explained step by step for Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers, and all surrounding Lee County communities.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) is the primary law enforcement agency for Lee County, Florida. Serving Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers, and all surrounding communities, LCSO operates the county jail facilities, provides patrol services, executes warrants, investigates crimes, and delivers essential public safety resources to residents across Southwest Florida.
Whether you need to locate a loved one in jail, check for active warrants, request arrest records, schedule visitation, file an online report, or simply find the right phone number and address, this complete guide gives you everything in clear, step-by-step instructions with direct official links, verified contact details, and practical local tips from the Lee County area.
What Is the Lee County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO)?
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office serves as the main law enforcement agency for Lee County, Florida. It manages multiple jail facilities, handles warrant execution, provides patrol services in unincorporated areas, and supports public safety for one of the fastest-growing regions in Florida. Sheriff Carmine Marceno leads the agency, which includes specialized units such as the Agricultural Crimes Unit, Aviation Unit, and more.
sheriffleefl.org is the only official source for inmate/arrest searches, wanted fugitives, incident reports, and all LCSO services.
Lee County Sheriff’s Office Phone Number, Address & Locations
Service | Address | Phone Number | Use For |
|---|---|---|---|
Headquarters | 14750 Six Mile Cypress Parkway, Fort Myers, FL 33912 | Non-emergency reports and general inquiries | |
Main Jail | 2115 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33901 | Inmate status and jail questions | |
Corrections Core / CPU Facility | 2501 Ortiz Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33905 | Corrections-related inquiries | |
Emergency | All Lee County | Life-threatening emergencies |
LCSO Headquarters — Map & Location
Lee County Sheriff’s Office Inmate Search — How to Find Anyone in Jail
Visit sheriffleefl.org/booking-search — the official LCSO arrest and inmate search tool. It reflects current booking information, charges, and status for anyone held in Lee County jail facilities.
How to Search the LCSO Inmate Database — Step by Step
- 1Go to the Official Portal
Open the booking search page.
- 2Enter Search Criteria
Use last name, first name, or booking number. The database is updated regularly.
- 3Review the Results
Click any matching record to view charges, bond information, mugshot (when available), and current facility.
- 4Take Next Action
Note important details and call (239) 477-1500 for the Main Jail or (239) 477-1700 for Corrections for additional information.
Lee County Warrant Search & Wanted Fugitives
Check for active warrants or view wanted fugitives through official LCSO resources.
Contact LCSO at (239) 477-1000 or visit the Wanted Fugitives page. Tips leading to an arrest may qualify for a cash reward.
Additional Official Resources & Local Tips for Lee County Residents
- File an Online Report: Use sheriffleefl.org/file-online-report for non-emergency incidents.
- Incident Search by Location: Check recent incidents at sheriffleefl.org/incidents-by-location.
- Visitation & Jail Information: Call the Main Jail at (239) 477-1500. Valid photo ID required; all visits are monitored.
Peak traffic and booking times often occur on weekends and holidays. For fastest response on inmate status, call the jail during business hours (avoid lunch times). Many residents in Cape Coral and Lehigh Acres report quicker updates by checking the booking search tool first before calling. Always have the full name and approximate booking date ready when contacting LCSO. For scam awareness, LCSO frequently warns about calls pretending to be from the jail demanding payment — never send money without verifying directly with official numbers.