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Flagler County, FL Courts and Public Records

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The Flagler County Circuit Court and County Court are the trial courts for Flagler County, Florida. Circuit Court hears felonies, larger civil claims, family law, and probate, while County Court hears misdemeanors, traffic, county civil, small claims, and evictions.

FieldDetails
Court NameFlagler County Circuit Court and County Court (Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida)
Main AddressKim C. Hammond Justice Center, 1769 E. Moody Blvd, Bldg 1, Bunnell, FL 32110
Main Phone386-313-4400
Websiteflaglerclerk.gov (Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller)
Judicial OfficersJudicial Circuit 7 has 27 circuit judges and 17 county judges authorized (circuit-wide, FY 2024-25)
Courthouse Locations1 (Bunnell)
HandlesCircuit Court: felonies, civil cases above the County Court limit, family court (domestic relations, juvenile delinquency, dependency, and termination of parental rights), and probate. County Court: misdemeanors, traffic, county civil, small claims, and evictions.
Does NOT HandleFederal cases (U.S. District Court for the relevant Florida district), parking tickets (the issuing city or county agency), and appeals (District Court of Appeal or Florida Supreme Court).
Online Case Searchcases.flaglerclerk.gov

How to Search Flagler County Court Records

Have the full name, case number if you know it, and approximate dates ready before you search. The Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller keeps Flagler County court records.

Online

Go to cases.flaglerclerk.gov to open Access Court Records.

Search for case information the clerk publishes online.

Expect confidential records to be left out of results.

Best for: Looking up case information online

In Person

Go to the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center, 1769 E. Moody Blvd, Bldg 1, Bunnell.

Bring the case number and party names if you have them.

Ask the clerk which office holds your case type.

Best for: Records not available online

By Phone

Call 386-313-4400 before you visit to confirm what you need.

Ask what the clerk requires for a records request.

Confirm any process before you send documents.

Best for: Questions before you visit

Search by Name on FloridaCourtAccess.org

Go to FloridaCourtAccess.org and enter a full name.

Search across record types without a case number.

Confirm results with the court, since they are not official court records.

Best for: Finding leads without a case number

Flagler County Court Statistics (FY 2024-25)

The Flagler County Circuit and County Courts together recorded 13,767 new filings in fiscal year 2024-25 and disposed of ~13,548 cases. Total filings rose 9.3% from fiscal year 2023-24, while dispositions rose 4.3%.

13,767

Total filings in FY 2024-25 (circuit 3,269, county 10,498)

~13,548

Total dispositions in FY 2024-25

100.7

Filings per 1,000 residents (population 136,713)

+9.3%

Change in total filings vs FY 2023-24 (12,590)

MetricFY 2024-25FY 2023-24Change
Total Filings13,76712,590+9.3%
Total Dispositions~13,54812,991~+4.3%
Criminal Filings4,7414,281+10.7%
Civil Filings7,1316,335+12.6%
Family Law Filings1,1881,129+5.2%
Probate Filings707845-16.3%
Mental Health Filings~125~115~+8.7%
Juvenile Filings~167~153~+9.2%
Authorized Judicial Positions~5~5~0.0%

Civil filings drove the change, moving from 6,335 to 7,131 (796 more cases).

How Have Court Filings Changed in Flagler County?

This table covers the five most recent fiscal years for Flagler County. Published years are shown as reported; earlier years marked with ~ are estimates based on the statewide trend and this county's latest published figures.

Fiscal YearTotal FilingsTotal DispositionsYoY Filing Change
FY 2024-2513,767~13,548+9.3%
FY 2023-2412,59012,991~+3.1%
FY 2022-23~12,209~12,603~+3.2%
FY 2021-22~11,827~12,216~+5.1%
FY 2020-21~11,255~11,634~+1.7%

Across the two fiscal years reported, total filings rose by 1,177 cases, or 9.3%, from 12,590 to 13,767. The biggest driver was county civil filings, which rose by 791 cases (+14.1%). Dispositions rose 4.3%, from 12,991 to ~13,548.

Chart note: a line chart of filings versus dispositions would run from oldest to newest, with years marked ~ as estimates.

What Types of Cases Are Filed in Flagler County?

Civil cases, which include small claims, are the largest category of Flagler County filings in FY 2024-25, at 51.8% of the 13,767 total.

Case TypeFilings FY 2024-25Share of TotalYoY Change
Civil (includes small claims)7,13151.8%+12.6%
  County Civil (includes small claims)6,41746.6%+14.1%
  Circuit Civil7145.2%+0.7%
Criminal (includes traffic)4,74134.4%+10.7%
  County Criminal (misdemeanors and traffic)4,08129.6%+16.7%
  Circuit Criminal (felonies)6604.8%-15.8%
Family law (includes juvenile)1,1888.6%+5.2%
Probate7075.1%-16.3%

The fastest-growing category was county criminal (+16.7%), and the fastest-falling was probate (-16.3%).

How Does Flagler County Compare With Florida Overall?

Flagler County accounted for 0.38% of the 3,628,225 filings statewide in FY 2024-25.

MetricFlagler CountyFloridaComparison
Total filings13,7673,628,2250.38% of statewide filings
YoY change in filings+9.3%+1.1%8.3 points higher
Filings per 1,000 residents100.7155.235% below state
Dispositions per 1,000 residents99.1158.738% below state
Criminal share of filings (includes traffic)34.4%19.7%14.8 points higher
Civil share of filings (includes small claims)51.8%69.8%18.0 points lower
Family law share of filings (includes juvenile)8.6%6.6%2.0 points higher

Flagler County filings grew faster than statewide filings (+9.3% compared with +1.1%).

The largest gap is in the civil share, which is 18.0 points lower than the state share.

Flagler County Crime Statistics (2025)

These figures are Florida statewide totals as reported to the FBI, not counts for Flagler County. Agency reporting may be incomplete, and county crime counts are not available here. Statewide violent and property crimes combined fell 10.0% from 2024 to 2025. In 2025, reporting agencies covered about 83.8% of Florida's population, so year-over-year changes can partly reflect which agencies reported.

49,291

Violent crimes, Florida statewide, 2025

212,976

Property crimes, Florida statewide, 2025

210.1

Violent crime rate per 100K, Florida statewide, 2025 (population 23,462,518)

-10.0%

Change in total violent plus property crimes, Florida statewide, 2025 vs 2024 (262,267 vs 291,466)

Offense (Florida statewide)2025Rate per 100K2024YoY Change
Homicide5952.5704-15.5%
Rape5,34722.85,226+2.3%
Robbery6,58928.16,979-5.6%
Aggravated assault36,760156.736,760+0.0%
Violent crimes total49,291210.149,669-0.8%
Burglary23,954102.126,647-10.1%
Larceny-theft175,850749.5195,175-9.9%
Motor vehicle theft13,17256.119,975-34.1%
Property crimes total212,976907.7241,797-11.9%

Rates use the Florida 2025 population of 23,462,518. County-level rates are not published, so this section does not compare Flagler County with the state.

Flagler County Courthouse Locations

Flagler County has 1 courthouse location, in Bunnell. Check your notice or citation for the location assigned to your case before you go.

CourthouseAddressPhoneVerified Services
Kim C. Hammond Justice Center (Bunnell)1769 E. Moody Blvd, Bldg 1, Bunnell, FL 32110386-313-4400See location page

Which Court Handles Your Case in Flagler County?

Flagler County cases are split between Circuit Court and County Court, and federal cases go to the U.S. District Court for the relevant Florida district.

Your SituationGo ToKey Details
Traffic ticketCounty Court, TrafficTraffic infractions are heard in County Court, so check the citation for the court date.
Parking ticketThe agency that issued the ticketParking tickets are handled outside the court by the issuing city or county agency.
MisdemeanorCounty Court, CriminalMisdemeanor cases are heard in County Court.
FelonyCircuit Court, CriminalFelony cases are heard in Circuit Court.
DUICounty Court or Circuit CourtMisdemeanor DUI is heard in County Court and felony DUI in Circuit Court.
Domestic violenceCounty Court or Circuit CourtCriminal charges follow the misdemeanor or felony route, so check the charge on your paperwork.
Civil lawsuitCircuit Court or County CourtThe court depends on the amount in dispute, so confirm the claim type with the clerk.
Small claimsCounty Court, Small ClaimsSmall claims are a track within County Court.
EvictionCounty CourtEvictions are heard in County Court.
DivorceCircuit Court, Family DivisionDivorce cases are heard in the Circuit Court family division.
Child custody or supportCircuit Court, Family DivisionCustody and support cases are heard in the Circuit Court family division.
Probate or estateCircuit Court, Probate DivisionProbate matters are heard in the Circuit Court probate division.
Juvenile caseCircuit Court, Family DivisionJuvenile delinquency and dependency cases are part of the family division and are confidential.
AppealDistrict Court of AppealAppeals of trial court decisions go to the District Court of Appeal or the Florida Supreme Court.

Are Flagler County Court Records Public?

Yes, most Flagler County court records are public, with exceptions set by Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.420.

Public records

Most case files in the Circuit and County Courts are open to the public, including dockets, filings, and orders. Rule 2.420 makes judicial branch records public except those the rule or other law makes confidential.

Restricted or confidential records

Confidential records include juvenile delinquency, dependency, and termination of parental rights records, adoption records, mental health records, and expunged or sealed records. Access to confidential records follows the procedure in Rule 2.420.

Online access

Access Court Records at cases.flaglerclerk.gov shows case information online. Confidential records are not shown in the public online search.

In-person access

Visit the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center in Bunnell, 1769 E. Moody Blvd, Bldg 1, to view or request records. Call 386-313-4400 to confirm which office holds your case.

Fees

No copy fee is stated in the sources reviewed for this section, so ask the Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller for current fees.

How to Search Flagler County Court Records Online

Use the official Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller website to look up Flagler County case information online, and ask the clerk for documents that are not online.

  1. Identify the case type, such as criminal, traffic, civil, small claims, family law, probate, or juvenile.
  2. Open Access Court Records at cases.flaglerclerk.gov.
  3. Search using the case information you have, such as a case number or party name.
  4. Review the case information the clerk publishes.
  5. Contact the clerk at 386-313-4400 to request documents that are not online.
Case TypeWhere to SearchWhat You'll FindLimits
CriminalAccess Court RecordsCase information the clerk publishes onlineNot every document is online; request others from the clerk
TrafficAccess Court RecordsCase information the clerk publishes onlinePayment options are listed separately; see the payment section
CivilAccess Court RecordsCase information the clerk publishes onlineSealed or confidential filings are not shown
Small claimsAccess Court RecordsCase information the clerk publishes onlineDocuments not online require a clerk request
Family lawAccess Court RecordsCase information the clerk publishes onlineJuvenile, dependency, and adoption records are confidential
ProbateAsk the clerk at 386-313-4400Not confirmed for the online portalConfirm with the clerk before you visit
JuvenileNot in the public portalNot onlineJuvenile delinquency and dependency records are confidential

How to Pay Fines & Citations in Flagler County

Payment methods for Flagler County traffic citations are not verified in these sources, so confirm options with the clerk before you pay.

Call the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center at 386-313-4400 to ask which payment methods the clerk accepts.

Parking tickets are paid to the issuing city or county parking authority, not through the court's traffic process.

Flagler County Court Records FAQ

How do I search Flagler County court records?

Use Access Court Records at cases.flaglerclerk.gov, or visit the Justice Center in Bunnell.

Are Flagler County court records public?

Yes, most are under Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.420, but juvenile, adoption, and sealed or expunged records are confidential.

How do I find a criminal case?

Check the case information in Access Court Records, or call the Justice Center at 386-313-4400 with the defendant's name.

How do I find a court date?

Check your notice or citation first, then call the Justice Center at 386-313-4400 to confirm the date.

How do I pay a traffic ticket?

Payment methods are not verified here, so call the Justice Center at 386-313-4400 to ask which options the clerk accepts.

How many cases are filed in Flagler County each year?

Flagler County courts recorded 13,767 filings in FY 2024-25, up 9.3% from 12,590 in FY 2023-24.

What is the most common case type?

Civil was the most common in FY 2024-25 with 7,131 filings, or 51.8% of the total.

Is crime in Flagler County rising or falling?

County crime counts are not available here. Statewide, reported violent crimes fell 0.8% to 49,291 in 2025 from 49,669 in 2024, and property crimes fell 11.9% to 212,976 from 241,797, as reported to the FBI. These are Florida statewide figures, and reporting coverage changed between years.

Courts in the County

Flagler County FL CourthouseMore Info

Address:1769 E. Moody Boulevard, Bunnell, FL, 32110
Phone Number:386-313-4400
Website:https://www.flcourts.org/Florida-Courts/Court-Locations/Flagler

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