Find an Inmate at St. Lucie County Jail
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Quick Facts
- Call 772-672-8582 to share or request an inmate's medical information; the line accepts only medical information.
- Calls to the medical information line are reviewed and returned within 48 hours Monday–Friday.
- An active Release of Information (ROI) must be on file to receive an inmate's medical information.
- You must verify your identity in person at the jail (900 N. Rock Road, Fort Pierce) with valid identification before medical records are released.
Common Questions
What number do I call to share or request an inmate's medical information at St. Lucie County Jail?
Call the dedicated medical information line at 772-672-8582. That line accepts only medical information, and calls are reviewed and returned within 48 hours Monday–Friday.
Do I need a Release of Information (ROI) to get an inmate's medical details from St. Lucie County Jail?
Yes. An active Release of Information (ROI) must be on file to receive medical information. You’ll also need to verify your identity in person at the jail with valid identification before medical records are released.
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