Key date checks for Alachua County
Alachua County includes the Florida cities of Gainesville and Alachua along with the University of Florida and Santa Fe College.
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See if someone is a convicted felon who is out of prison and currently on supervised probation in Florida.
At one time, check for people on supervised probation, released state inmates, current state prison inmates, people wanted on warrants, and released felons who are wanted for violating terms of their state-supervised probation.
Find people who served their prison time but are considered a potential public threat by Florida authorities because of their criminal histories.
Search for Florida sexual predators and offenders and their whereabouts.
This resource from the U.S. Department of Justice covers registries for all 50 states, the District of Columbia, U.S. territories, and Indian Country. Especially relevant if you are interested in someone who moved to Florida or who lives in another state.
Find people in Florida and nationwide who served federal prison time back to 1982. Prisoner crimes are not specified, but federal Bureau of Prisons details include full name, age, race and sex of the person along with a release date and a federal register number. This search also includes locations of current federal prisoners and their future release date.
See who is behind a business in Florida and if someone is using a fictitious business name.
From the Alachua County Sheriff's Office. See if someone is in jail or has been recently and why.
From the Alachua County Sheriff's Office. Discover who local law enforcement officials most want to bring into custody and why.
From the Alachua County Sheriff's Office. See who deputies are seeking on outstanding felony arrest warrants.
From the Alachua County Sheriff's Office. See who is wanted on outstanding misdemeanor warrants.
From the Alachua County Sheriff's Office. See who is wanted by authorities for not paying child support.
From the Alachua County Circuit Court Clerk's Office. This is an all-in one search. To separate divorces, lawsuits, child support and other civil cases from criminal and traffic cases, use the "case type group" pulldown menu on this search page. See the outcome of past criminal charges, including acquittals and dismissals in some cases, or learn more about the disposition of a current case. Some search results and image availability may be exempted from view depending on applicable laws, and some records may be restricted to viewing at the circuit court clerk's office.
From the Alachua County Circuit Court Clerk's Office. Official records include marriage licenses, deeds, mortgages, notices of foreclosure and even final judgments in criminal cases, in many instances. The database goes back to 1971 in some instances. Images of the documents may be available.
From the Alachua County Clerk of Courts Office. Search marriage records beyond May 1973 to 1837. Details provided will vary based on the time frame involved.
From various county court clerk's offices participating in making their records available through the Florida Association of Court Clerks Services Group. Not all counties are engaged, but a plus to this search is the ability to do one search that covers multiple counties. Additional information may be available at specific county circuit court clerk's offices, where you may be able to see or download a document image for free.
From the county property appariser’s office. See the value of someone's property and the names of owners in most cases. May include previous sales and prices of property. Can help identify spouses and significant others who are listed as co-owners on the property.
From the tax collector's office. Look up someone's latest property tax bill by name or address of property. Can help identify spouses and significant others who are listed as co-owners on the property.
See who the University of Florida in Gainesville lists as an employee. Details include the person's name, title, department, phone number and email address in many cases.
Discover from The Florida Bar if someone is really a lawyer in Florida and in good standing to practice.
See from the Florida Department of Health if someone is licensed to be a health care professional in Florida. Details include name, city and type of license held.
Confirm Florida licenses for people in such diverse occupations as architects, engineers, veterinarians, accountants, cosmetologists, barbers, geologists, auctioneers and harbor pilots. Licensing details from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation are also available for some businesses, such as construction companies, hotels and restaurants.
Learn if someone is certified by the Florida Department of Education to be a public school teacher, coach, counselor, principal or other public school leader. May also include educators at private schools in Florida. Click here to search for disciplinary actions against Florida educators.
Confirm recent employment and salaries of many state employees throughout Florida, including those at agencies covered by the Florida Department of Management Services and with Florida's state universities.
Find donors from Florida and nationwide who make campaign contributions to candidates for U.S. president and Congress, along with political action committees under federal campaign laws. Availability is subject to required reporting for election cycles, which means a campaign donation given recently might not show up until after a reporting period ends. Details from the Federal Elections Commission include the contribution amount along with candidates and committees supported.
Another way of searching for contributors from Florida and nationwide who give $200 or more to federal candidates, such as those running president and Congress, along with political action committees. Availability is subject to required reporting for election cycles, which means a campaign donation given recently might not show up until after a reporting period ends. This award-winning site from the non-profit Center for Responsive politics bills itself as "the most comprehensive resource for federal campaign contributions, lobbying data and analysis available anywhere."
Check on donors back to January 1, 1996, to Florida state candidates — such as governor, attorney general and the Legislature — and candidates for multi-county positions, along with political campaign committees subject to Florida laws. Availability is subject to required reporting for election cycles, which means a campaign donation given recently might not show up until after a reporting period ends. Details from the Florida Department of State Division of Elections include the donor's contribution amount and city and often the donor's occupation.
From the county supervisor of elections office. Search or find out about who contributed money to campaigns for local political offices and how much.