TTH Tarpon Release Paths
Tarpon Springs Community Release Center is a department-owned FDC contract center operated under an agreement with The Transition House, Inc. The contract operator does not change the custody record. FDC remains the system used to trace admission, placement, transfer, release, and community supervision. PCSO's Arrest Inquiry applies only when the person has a separate Pinellas County Jail episode.
The phrase “community release center” describes the setting. It does not mean every resident has completed the sentence. Approved community activity can occur while state custody continues. Departure may be an FDC transfer, a return to a more secure institution, release to supervision, or final discharge. Read the new location and status before treating absence from the center as freedom from custody.
| What changed | Likely record meaning | Confirm with |
|---|---|---|
| Facility location changed | State custody continued | FDC current location and history |
| Supervised status began | Community supervision followed custody | Supervised Population detail |
| Release Date posted | The state incarceration episode ended | Release Date and Date Out-Custody |
| Contract page changed | Facility administration evidence only | FACTS contract, not a person status |
Search TTH Tarpon Status
Open the FDC Offender Search menu. Use Inmate Population for a person believed to remain in custody. Use Inmate Release Information Search for a past or scheduled state release, and use Search All Corrections Offender Databases if the category is not clear. Supervised Population identifies current or prior state felony supervision after confinement.
- Enter the six-character DC number when available.
- Otherwise search the name and use documented aliases only when needed.
- Open the result and match birth date, sex, race, sentence, county, court case, and DC number.
- Read the location and status to see whether FDC custody continues.
- For a completed release, record Release Date and final Date Out-Custody.
- Check Supervised Population for a later begin date, type, office, status, and termination field.
FDC reports that release dates and locations generally refresh nightly, while inmate population data and photos generally refresh weekly. A short posting lag should prompt a recheck or record request. It does not support guessing.
TTH Tarpon Release Evidence
The public detail commonly includes identity, DC number, photograph, location, status, sentence, offense, county, court case, incarceration history, and release-date fields. Current Release Date is a projected calculation that can change. Release Date and Date Out-Custody document a completed state incarceration episode. A supervision record can then show whether state oversight continues in the community.
- DC number
- The state identifier that follows a person across FDC facilities and datasets.
- Community custody
- A controlled state placement that may allow approved activity outside the center.
- Release to supervision
- An end to confinement followed by FDC community oversight.
- Final discharge
- The recorded end of the relevant custody or supervision term.
A state release record does not by itself explain the final court outcome. The sentencing court holds the judgment and sentence. Likewise, a Pinellas jail status does not replace the FDC record for TTH Tarpon. Each source describes a separate custody episode.
Note: Copy the exact FDC status and the date checked because category labels and calculated dates can change.
TTH Tarpon Contract Evidence
Florida's FACTS record identifies operation of the department-owned Tarpon Springs Community Release Center under contract C2992 and shows an extension through March 16, 2031. That official source supports the center's current contract framework and operator. It is not an inmate locator, admissions list, release feed, or guarantee that the site has a particular resident on a given day.
The Florida FACTS contract record appears in the successful page-matched capture below.
Contract dates and personal custody dates answer different questions. Use FACTS to confirm the institutional arrangement. Use the DC number and FDC record to determine whether a person remains placed, transferred, supervised, released, or discharged.
TTH Tarpon Records Request
A public result may omit the movement authorization or full release calculation. Ask FDC for a narrow set of records tied to the DC number and date range. Useful items include the placement and movement history, release-date calculation, release authorization, Date Out-Custody support, receiving location, and community-supervision record. Name TTH Tarpon in the request, but do not send the request to PCSO unless a distinct county booking is involved.
Records Custodian James Best
501 South Calhoun Street
Tallahassee, FL 32399
850-717-9774
Fax: 850-488-4534
Central Records: 850-488-9859
Bureau of Admission and Release: 850-488-9167
dc.release@fdc.myflorida.com
The FDC public-record instructions are shown in the matching image below.
No research-supported direct street address, facility phone, or public office hours were established for TTH Tarpon. Central FDC contacts are used instead of invented local details.
TTH Tarpon Release Dates
Florida's state release date begins with the sentence and lawful court credit. FDC establishes a maximum sentence expiration date, then applies eligible gain time to calculate a tentative release date. For covered offenses committed on or after October 1, 1995, gain time cannot reduce service below 85 percent of the sentence. The live FDC profile calls its current calculation Current Release Date.
The date can move when gain time is awarded, restored, or forfeited. Resentencing, corrected jail credit, added or consecutive sentences, data corrections, and release planning can also affect it. A detainer may change the destination even when the FDC term reaches its end. A detainer is another authority's request to hold or receive the person.
Do not promise a release day from independent arithmetic. Record the FDC date and date checked, then revisit the profile. A later Release Date and Date Out-Custody provide stronger proof of the completed incarceration event, while supervision fields show whether legal oversight remains.
After TTH Tarpon Departure
If FDC lists another institution or community center, custody continues. If Supervised Population shows an active record, the person has left confinement but remains under state oversight. Active Suspense can mean temporary unavailability because the person is jailed or in another site. Absconder means FDC alleges unknown whereabouts and a violation warrant. Neither label means discharge.
A final release can also be followed by another agency's custody when a detainer or transfer applies. The detailed movement record should name the path. If it does not, request the release authorization and receiving-agency entry. Search the receiving system only after it has been identified.
How can departure be confirmed? Use FDC's location, Release Date, Date Out-Custody, and supervision fields together. The Pinellas County release records overview provides the broader custody-type method when a state movement intersects with county, federal, or immigration records.
TTH Tarpon Identity Verification
A reliable FDC match uses more than a shared name. Start with the DC number, then compare birth date, sex, race, county of conviction, court case, sentence date, offense history, and incarceration dates. Aliases can broaden a search when an alternate name is documented. A photograph can assist, but it should never replace the state identifier and case facts.
Several dates may properly differ. The sentence, FDC admission, arrival at TTH Tarpon, departure, Date Out-Custody, supervision begin date, and termination date record separate steps. Arrange them as a timeline. If an offense label seems shortened or a movement is absent, use the sentencing court file and the FDC records request rather than merging unrelated entries.
TTH Tarpon Supervision Records
FDC community supervision is not the same as community-custody placement. Placement at TTH Tarpon remains part of the corrections setting. A later supervision record reflects a release from confinement under conditions. It can identify the begin date, supervising location, current status, type, scheduled termination date, and case history. Read those fields with the completed release entry.
Florida uses several supervision labels. Felony probation and community control are maintained by FDC. Conditional release and the narrow parole-eligible population have distinct paths. Active shows current community oversight. Active Suspense can reflect temporary unavailability, including confinement elsewhere. Absconder means FDC alleges unknown whereabouts and a violation warrant. None should be rewritten as discharge.
The supervising office can differ from the facility location. Follow the office shown on the person's detail. A later termination date and ended status address the end of supervision, which may occur well after the TTH Tarpon departure.
TTH Tarpon Record Timeline
The contract term, facility placement, and personal release date must remain separate. The FACTS extension through March 16, 2031 concerns the operating agreement. It does not set any resident's sentence or departure. An individual's timeline comes from the court and FDC, and it can span more than one state facility.
Keep a dated copy of the relevant public fields. FDC states that locations and release dates generally refresh nightly, while other population data may refresh weekly. If the live result changes, the saved check date helps explain the sequence. For a consequential gap, obtain the official movement or release document instead of relying on an old screen.