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Need your child's juvenile records from Florida DJJ? You'll use the DJJ Record Release form. A few details on that form really matter—especially notarization and potential costs—so here's how to avoid delays.
When you arrive at Duval Regional, you'll sign in on the youth's Visitor's Log. Do the same when you leave. Staff use this log to track who visited and when the visit ended.
Trying to visit a child at Duval Regional Juvenile Detention Center? First, you need to know if you're already on the approved list—or if you need formal approval before showing up. Here's how visitor categories work, how to request an exception, and what to expect when you arrive.
