State of Florida Major Correctional Institutions

The Orange County Corrections Department Work Release Center provides selected inmates opportunities to take responsibility for their financial obligations, while preparing them for a successful transition from jail back into the community. It is a community-based facility that houses a population of more than 300 inmates and extends the limits of confinement as defined in Florida statues. The center serves to reduce jail population and allows offenders to be productive tax-paying citizens, while supporting their families and paying court-ordered sanctions. Located in Orlando, Fla., the Orange County Corrections Department Work Release Center promotes positive social behavior through mentoring, employment, programming and counseling. It supports various programs that address issues related to substance abuse, domestic violence, literacy and personal development.

The Brevard County Jail Complex is owned and maintained by the board of county commissioners and is operated by the Brevard County Sheriff s Office. The facility has received accreditation from the Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission. Established in 1986, The Brevard County Jail Complex houses more than 1,200 permanent inmates. The facility consists of booking, housing, medical, visiting, laundry and courtroom areas. It organizes various inmate health care and improvement programs. Additionally, The Brevard County Jail Complex provides chaplains and various support services.