the 8th Judicial Circuit
one clock, a QR and colors for each jail
The mark is a day that has not closed, and a hand pointing to now. Time is literally ticking, and it costs families money. Alachua’s live app is already in that office’s forest green and gold. When Baker, Bradford, Gilchrist, Levy, or Union comes on — and later any other county — the same clock and a new QR print in colors that office confirms, so the sticker on the car looks like it belongs there.
Florida sheriff cars are forest green and white by statute (Fla. Stat. § 30.46). We do not invent a palette for an office that has not confirmed it. Alachua is confirmed. The other five kits below are specimens in the same family until that conversation happens.
Alachua County
Alachua County Jail
Private beta
Live in private beta. Forest green and gold — the clock on the app.
Open this county’s gateBaker County
Baker County Jail
Next in circuit
Next in the circuit. Colors and QR print after that office confirms them.
Open this county’s gateBradford County
Bradford County Jail
Next in circuit
Next in the circuit. Colors and QR print after that office confirms them.
Open this county’s gateGilchrist County
Gilchrist County Jail
Next in circuit
Next in the circuit. Colors and QR print after that office confirms them.
Open this county’s gateLevy County
Levy County Jail
Next in circuit
Next in the circuit. Colors and QR print after that office confirms them.
Open this county’s gateUnion County
Union County Jail
Next in circuit
Next in the circuit. Colors and QR print after that office confirms them.
Open this county’s gateQRs on this page point at projectjailcell.org/go/, an address we hold that sends people on to whathappensnow.app, so a printed code keeps working even if the app’s address ever changes. Patrol-car print runs wait until that office has confirmed colors and the launch is intentional. We will not put a vendor logo on a sheriff’s car.