Check Tallahassee CRC Release

To find someone released from Tallahassee Community Release Center, use Florida Department of Corrections records rather than the Leon County jail roster. A resident assigned to this community release program remains in FDC custody even when approved activity occurs outside the center. Placement at the center is not a prison discharge. A later move to community supervision may end incarceration while correctional control continues. The most reliable check matches the person's state identifier, current location, exact release-date label, and supervision status. Current facility details also need direct verification because official sources do not fully resolve the present operator and site relationship.

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Tallahassee CRC Release Meaning

Tallahassee Community Release Center is an FDC contract community release program, not a county jail and not ordinary community supervision. A resident may work or take part in approved activity in the community while remaining in state correctional custody. Moving from a secure prison to the CRC is a placement change, not release from FDC.

The next transition can have several meanings. A move from the CRC to probation, conditional release, or another FDC supervision status may end incarceration while correctional control continues. Transfer back to a prison or to another program also keeps custody intact. Final discharge occurs only when the corresponding FDC record shows that the relevant incarceration or supervision term ended.

Use the exact labels in the state record. Tentative Release Date, Current Release Date, Maximum Sentence Expiration, release status, supervision status, and supervision termination are not interchangeable. A future date is a forecast. A completed state release entry is needed before reporting that FDC incarceration ended.

Community release is still custody: Assignment to Tallahassee CRC must not be reported as discharge from the Florida Department of Corrections.

Confirm Tallahassee CRC Status

The FDC Corrections Offender Network separates inmate, release, supervision, and absconder populations. That design allows a Tallahassee CRC record to be followed across custody stages without forcing it into the Leon County jail system.

  1. Open the FDC Corrections Offender Network and search by six-character DC number when available.
  2. Compare name, photograph, offense and commitment facts, and location before choosing a result.
  3. Read the current facility or placement and the exact tentative or release-date field.
  4. Use Inmate Release Information for a person released or scheduled for release from FDC incarceration.
  5. Run the same DC number in Supervised Population if the record suggests probation, conditional release, or another state supervision term.
  6. Request the underlying FDC record when the public field is unclear, disputed, or too old for the portal.

FDC says the release search includes people already released and those merely scheduled for release. It updates nightly. A result must be read in context, and a future date cannot be changed into a completed event. The state search expressly excludes people sentenced only to county jail or county probation.

The broader Leon County released inmate search explains why a state record should not be mixed with LCDF, BOP, or juvenile records.


Tallahassee CRC Facility Details

FDC's fiscal year 2022-23 annual report lists Tallahassee CRC. A state procurement document gives a procurement-era site address of 2616A Springhill Road, Tallahassee, with a delivery address of 2628 Springhill Road and telephone number 850-488-2478. Those dated official facts do not by themselves settle the current operator or site configuration.

A separate FDC PREA audit describes a SHISA-operated female community release center in Leon County. The current public directory does not conclusively establish whether that program and Tallahassee CRC are the same present site. The operator/site relationship must remain an explicit verification item. No company name should be inserted by inference.

Tallahassee Community Release Center
2616A Springhill Road
Tallahassee, Florida
Procurement-era telephone: 850-488-2478

Contact FDC and verify the current facility name, operator, address, telephone, population served, and records routing before a visit or document request. A historical procurement address is useful research context, not a promise that every detail remains current.

Note: The separate delivery address in the procurement material should not be substituted for the listed site address without current FDC confirmation.


Tallahassee CRC Official Source Record

The FDC annual report is a dated primary source for the program listing. It supports the existence of Tallahassee CRC in that fiscal year, while the unresolved operator and site relationship requires a visible caution.

The FDC fiscal year 2022-23 annual report is the source shown below.

Florida Department of Corrections annual report listing Tallahassee Community Release Center

The report should be cited with its year rather than presented as proof of today's operator, address, or contract status.

Facility verification and person-status verification are separate tasks. FDC may confirm the current program contact, while the offender detail supplies the person's custody location and release data. Neither the old address nor a center name alone proves that a particular person was discharged.


Tallahassee CRC Release Search Fields

The Inmate Release Information Search accepts last name, first name, a six-character DC number, aliases, and photo-display choices. FDC describes the DC number as its main identifier. Name matching begins with the entered text, so a short prefix can return several people. Compare all identity and commitment facts before relying on the record.

FieldWhat it establishesLimit
DC numberPrimary state identifierMust be matched to the correct person
Current locationReported FDC placementCan change and may update after movement
Tentative or current release dateFDC's labeled calculation or dateA future date is not completed release
Release statusWhether incarceration release is reflectedDoes not alone end supervision
Supervision type and locationCommunity correctional control and officeUse the separate Supervised Population search
Termination informationEnd of a reported supervision termRead exact date and status

The official FDC Inmate Release Search provides the matching portal image.

FDC Inmate Release Search used for Tallahassee Community Release Center records

The search is the correct statewide channel for CRC residents because they remain within FDC custody.


FDC Records for Tallahassee CRC

When the public search does not answer the question, make a focused FDC public-record request. Provide the DC number, full name, date range, Tallahassee CRC or other facility name, and the exact desired field. Useful requests may seek the public release action, tentative release calculation, maximum sentence expiration, transfer or placement history, supervision status, or termination record.

Operational release questions go to the FDC Bureau of Admission and Release at 850-488-9167 or dc.release@fdc.myflorida.com. For a copy, FDC's online Public Records Center routes requests to the custodian. The listed records contact is at 501 South Calhoun Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399, telephone 850-717-9774.

Section 119.07 permits ordinary copy and media charges and a reasonable special-service charge for extensive work. Ask for an estimate, use a narrow date range, and request electronic records. Protected or exempt information may be redacted while the public remainder is produced.

Note: A records request should ask for the state event and status, not describe a CRC placement as a county jail booking.


Tallahassee CRC Date Calculation

Florida calls the state-prison projection a tentative release date. Under ยง944.275, FDC establishes the maximum sentence expiration after lawful credits and maintains the tentative date through applicable gain-time. Awards or restorations can move the date earlier; forfeiture, added sentences, corrected credits, escape time, and violations can move it later.

For the covered modern cohort, gain-time cannot produce release before at least 85 percent of the sentence has been served, with court-awarded physical-incarceration credit counting toward the floor. Offense-date rules and exclusions matter. Do not subtract a flat percentage and publish the result as a Tallahassee CRC release date.

Even when FDC records release from incarceration, supervision may follow. The Supervised Population search can show type, status, office, and termination information when public. An absconder entry concerns a person no longer making themselves available for supervision; it is not a completed discharge.


Tallahassee CRC Custody Transitions

The following distinctions prevent a community-custody placement from being overstated.

TransitionCustody meaningVerification
Prison to Tallahassee CRCFDC custody continues at a community release placementFDC inmate detail and location
CRC to another FDC facilityTransfer within state custodyFDC location and movement record
CRC to state supervisionIncarceration may end while correctional control continuesRelease search plus Supervised Population
CRC to final dischargeRelevant FDC term ends as recordedRelease and termination records
CRC to another sovereignFDC custody may end through transfer, not freedomFDC event and receiving agency

Each row requires a date and the proper custodian. A Leon County location does not make the event an LCSO release, and the county jail roster is not evidence about a CRC resident.


About Tallahassee Community Release Center

The center's work-release type describes a correctional setting with approved community access. It does not mean a resident has left FDC custody. That core fact shapes every section of the record search, from the DC-number lookup to the final supervision or discharge check.

The unresolved current operator and site relationship is not a reason to guess. It is a reason to verify. Dated FDC sources identify Tallahassee CRC and separately describe a SHISA-operated female program in Leon County. Until a current official directory or agency answer reconciles them, both facts should retain their source and date.

For a planned visit, records request, or current location question, confirm facility details with FDC first. For a person's release, use the offender and supervision records. This two-track method protects the distinction between a program's administrative identity and an individual's correctional status.