The Alachua County pilot

The pilot starts with one county in Florida. Today it holds 5 facts, all from the jail's own pages. Marion County is a draft in progress and is not shown. The plan: every public county page.

The facts, as checked

Each fact matched the Sheriff's Office website or posted policy on its check date. None is confirmed by the agency, and none carries the Still Current stamp.

Snapshot made , less than a day old as of . 5 of 5 facts are shown; 0 withheld. A fact is withheld once its check is older than 7 days.

Each result lists its checks in words. There is no badge, because a badge would look like an agency approval.

  • Phone hours: county jail

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    In plain words: People held in the jail can make outgoing phone calls daily between 8:00 am and 10:00 pm; they can't receive phone calls. Since Aug 3, 2026, each call is limited to 10 minutes.

    The source's own words
    • Inmates cannot receive phone calls, however, they are permitted to make outgoing phone calls.
    • Telephone privileges will be provided daily between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
    • Beginning August 3, 2026, the length of telephone calls are automatically monitored and limited to ten (10) minutes.

    Matches the Sheriff's Office website as of October 29, 2026; not confirmed by the agency.

    Source: acso.us/inmate-visitation/

  • Internet visit price: county jail

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    In plain words: Paid internet visits are 30 minutes for $7.95, booked 1 day to 3 weeks ahead. Eligible people may have up to 2 per week, in addition to 2 hours of free on-site visits.

    The source's own words
    • Internet visits may be scheduled as a 30-minute visit for $7.95.
    • Internet visits must be scheduled at least 1 day in advance and may be scheduled as far as 3 weeks in advance.
    • Eligible inmates are allowed 2 (paid) internet visits per week in addition to the 2 hours of free visitation allowed at the facility.

    Matches the Sheriff's Office website as of October 29, 2026; not confirmed by the agency.

    Source: acso.us/inmate-visitation/

  • Bond posting hours: county jail

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    In plain words: Bonds can be posted at the window in the jail lobby from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm. After hours, use the service window to the left of the jail's front entrance.

    The source's own words
    • Bonds may be posted inside the jail’s lobby area between 6:00 am and 11:00 pm at the window and after-hours by using the service window to the left of the front entrance of the jail.

    Matches the Sheriff's Office website as of October 29, 2026; not confirmed by the agency.

    Source: acso.us/bail-bonding-and-release-information/

  • Property release hours: inmate property release

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    In plain words: The jail's posted policy says property is released between 9:00 am and 10:00 pm. If the person held wants to release property to a friend or relative, a Property Release Authorization must be completed, signed by the person held, and submitted. When that is done, the policy says all property not in the person's immediate possession must be released, except one complete set of clothes.

    The source's own words
    • Property will be released between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
    • If an inmate wishes to release his/her property to friends or relatives, a Property Release Authorization, DOJ 99-78, must be completed, signed by the inmate and submitted.
    • When this is completed, all of your property not in your immediate possession must be released, except for one (1) complete set of clothes to dress in upon release from this facility.

    Matches the Sheriff's Office posted policy as of October 29, 2026; not confirmed by the agency.

    Source: public.powerdms.com/ALACHUA/documents/920

  • Internet visit hours: county jail

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    In plain words: Internet visits are offered every day from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm on a set schedule, and must be scheduled at least 1 day and up to 3 weeks in advance.

    The source's own words
    • Internet visits are offered 7 days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. based on a set schedule that does not conflict with on-site facility visits.
    • Internet visits must be scheduled at least 1 day in advance and may be scheduled as far as 3 weeks in advance.

    Matches the Sheriff's Office website as of October 29, 2026; not confirmed by the agency.

    Source: acso.us/inmate-visitation/

Two official pages, one phone line

Both pages list a number for the Sheriff's Office Victim Advocate Unit. Compared Oct 22, 2026.

(352) 367-4155Eighth Circuit court pagecircuit8.org

(352) 367-4199The Sheriff's own pageacso.us

The last two digits differ. We show both and do not say which is right. Call the agency to confirm before you rely on either.

What a day of reading found

33 public websites in the pilot's scope: directories and guides, courts and county offices, universities, bail bond sites, law firms and news.

  • 120claims checked. 59 matched the source, 13 differed, 11 pointed to a dead page, and 37 could not be checked against a source.Read Oct 22, 2026
  • 12 of 33sites had a difference or a dead link.Read Oct 22, 2026
  • 9sites matched every claim we checked.Read Oct 22, 2026
  • 9 of 27links lead nowhere: 8 answer “not found” and 1 domain is gone. One more link refused the check and is not counted.Re-checked Oct 27, 2026

We do not name the private sites. A difference means two pages disagreed when we read them; it is not a finding about who is at fault.

Where the facts come from

All 5 facts come from three public pages:

What the pilot is not

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