Arrested in Dunedin? All Pinellas County bookings process through the Pinellas County Jail. We connect you with licensed local bondsmen.
Dunedin has its own police department (DPD) serving this Scottish-heritage community in northern Pinellas County. All arrests transport to the Pinellas County Jail at 14400 49th Street N in Clearwater, about 15 minutes south. DPD operates from 750 Milwaukee Avenue.
The Dunedin Causeway connects to Honeymoon Island State Park, one of Florida's most popular beach parks. The causeway and the park generate BUI enforcement by FWC and beach-related arrests. Downtown Dunedin along Main Street is a vibrant craft brewery and dining scene. The Dunedin Brewery, Florida's oldest craft brewery, anchors the downtown entertainment area. DPD patrols downtown on foot during Friday nights and festival weekends.
TD Ballpark (formerly Dunedin Stadium) hosts the Toronto Blue Jays' spring training each February and March. Spring training generates increased DUI and traffic enforcement along Main Street and Douglas Avenue. DPD coordinates with Pinellas County Sheriff for traffic management during game days. The Dunedin Marina and waterfront area also contribute to seasonal enforcement.
The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail, a 50-mile multi-use path, runs through Dunedin. The trail attracts cyclists and pedestrians whose activities occasionally result in minor enforcement encounters. DPD patrols the trail within city limits. Dunedin's proximity to Clearwater and Palm Harbor means jurisdictional boundaries shift quickly; confirm the arresting agency to determine if the case is city (DPD) or county (PCSO).
Caladesi Island State Park, accessible by ferry from Honeymoon Island or by private boat, is one of the few remaining undeveloped barrier islands in Florida. The park and surrounding waters are patrolled by park rangers and FWC. Boating violations and beach-related incidents on Caladesi process through the Pinellas County system. The ferry dock at Honeymoon Island in Dunedin is the primary access point for the park.
Surety bonds (10% non-refundable premium) and cash bonds are accepted. Bonding agents must be registered with the Pinellas County Clerk of Court. Call (941) 477-6888 to reach a registered Pinellas County bondsman who can post at the facility.
All arrests in these cities are processed through the county jail. The booking and bail process described above applies to every one of them.
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