Jacksonville Bridge FDC Releases
Official FDC materials identify Jacksonville Bridge as a contracted community-release center associated with people in community custody. Community custody is still Florida Department of Corrections custody. Work activity, community access, or a structured placement in Jacksonville does not by itself show discharge.
The final state custody exit belongs in FDC Inmate Release Information. After that event, FDC Supervised Population may show a new or continuing community-supervision phase. A person can therefore be released from prison custody yet remain subject to state supervision. The two records answer different questions and should be checked in sequence.
Confirm Jacksonville Bridge Release
Search the FDC Inmate Release Information database, not the JSO historical roster. Use the DC number when known because it remains the most exact state identifier. Name searches are prefix searches, so compare birth date, aliases, photograph, Duval case number, offense history, and custody dates before opening a result.
- Open FDC Inmate Release Information.
- Enter the DC number or enough of the legal name to narrow results.
- Match identity, county case, sentence, and custody history.
- Distinguish Current Release Date from an actual completed Release Date.
- Review detainers and dates in and out of FDC custody.
- Search FDC Supervised Population after the confirmed exit.
The release database updates nightly. A future Current Release Date remains subject to gain-time awards, forfeitures, and review. TO BE SET means the computation is pending review, not that release has occurred. The actual history controls after departure.
Jacksonville Bridge Current Contact
Readily retrievable facility-specific evidence for Jacksonville Bridge is older. The research did not verify a current street address, telephone number, or operator well enough for an unconditional 2026 contact card. Publishing an older directory entry as current would risk sending readers to the wrong place.
Jacksonville Bridge / Bridges of JacksonvilleCurrent address: verify with FDC
Current telephone: verify with FDC
Current operator: not sufficiently verified in reviewed sources
FDC Facility Directory
Check the live directory or contact FDC before travel. For release data, the FDC Bureau of Admission and Release can be reached at 850-488-9167 or dc.release@fdc.myflorida.com. Use the DC number and name the exact release field in question.
Note: The contact gap is a research limit, not permission to substitute an address from an old commercial directory.
Jacksonville Bridge Custody Status
The facility is mapped as an FDC-contracted community-release and reentry placement. That makes its workflow closer to a state corrections placement than a Duval county facility. JSO's search covers county custody episodes at Goode, Montgomery, and CTC, but it is not the controlling record for discharge from Jacksonville Bridge.
FDC separates current prison population, inmate release information, supervised population, and absconder records. A Jacksonville Bridge record may move between state custody and state supervision phases. Current Release Date is a projection. Release Date in a completed history confirms the state custody event. Active supervision then supports a distinct post-custody legal phase.
No current capacity, average population, or facility contact metric was sufficiently verified for a stat block. None is supplied here. The absence of a metric is more accurate than carrying forward a dated figure without a reliable present-day source.
Jacksonville Bridge Release Fields
An FDC released detail can show the DC number, release date, aliases, detainers and cancellation dates, custody history, prior prison history, offense and sentence data, county, court case number, sentence length, and a photograph. Preserve the label shown in the live record. A field named Current Release Date is not the same as a historical release event.
| Field | How to read it |
|---|---|
| DC number | Stable identifier for the Florida corrections record. |
| Current Release Date | Prospective date for a person still in state custody. |
| Release Date | Historical state custody exit when shown in completed history. |
| Detainer | May point to another authority after the FDC exit. |
| Dates in and out | Separate custody episodes and returns. |
| County and case | Connect the FDC term to the Duval court record. |
A state release record does not prove where a person lives. It documents the custody event and related sentence history. Use the supervision record for the office responsible after release.
Verify Jacksonville Bridge Directory
The matching manifest image comes from the official FDC institution directory.
The directory is the place to test present facility facts before using an address, phone number, or operator name from older material.
Directory verification and release verification remain separate tasks. The directory answers whether facility information is current. Inmate Release Information answers whether FDC ended a person's custody. The supervised-population search answers whether a state term continues outside custody.
Jacksonville Bridge FDC Records
If the public detail is unclear, direct release-data questions to FDC Admission and Release. Classification and custody-history questions can go to Central Classification at 850-488-9859 or central.classification@fdc.myflorida.com. State the DC number, the field at issue, and the date checked.
Duval CORE can supply the underlying judgment, sentence, court credit, or later order for a Duval case. It does not establish the exact time FDC completed discharge. An FCOR agenda also does not prove a final decision. When parole or a Commission program matters, obtain the final Commission action and compare it with FDC custody and supervision records.
The Duval County released inmates workflow explains how the local court record, state release search, and supervision search fit together. Do not switch to the county jail roster merely because the placement has a Jacksonville name.
Duval Facility Planning Context
Jacksonville's City Council studied the future of the downtown jail and other JSO primary facilities, including relocation, cost, healthcare, and operating questions. That local planning does not establish a move, replacement, or status change for Jacksonville Bridge. The systems have different operators and custody roles.
The Special Committee page documents the discussion but cannot serve as a facility contact or release record. Current FDC sources control Jacksonville Bridge facts. JSO sources control county facilities.
This separation prevents two errors: treating a community-release placement as full discharge, and treating an older Jacksonville Bridge listing as current without verification. Use the live FDC directory before travel and the offender record for custody.
Jacksonville Bridge Post-Release Supervision
After an actual FDC release, search the FDC Supervised Population database. It can show a state community-supervision category and the responsible circuit or office. Active means current supervision. Active Suspense means the person is temporarily unavailable for direct supervision, often due to confinement, while the case remains monitored.
Release from Jacksonville Bridge therefore can produce two valid records at once: a completed state custody release and an active supervision result. That is not a conflict. It shows that the legal phase changed. A formal termination or discharge ends supervision, while the release date ends the custody episode.
Duval is within FDC Circuit 4, but the live result should identify the responsible office. The Jacksonville Circuit Office serves Duval, Clay, and Nassau Counties. For a data issue, FDC supervision records can be addressed through 850-717-3444 or co-supervision@fdc.myflorida.com with the DC number and field in question.