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Madison County, Florida, which borders the state of Georgia to the north, was created in 1827 and named for James Madison, fourth U.S. President. The western border of the county is formed by the Aucilla River, and the eastern border follows the Withlacoochee and Suwannee Rivers. In 2010, the population of the county was 19,224. The total area is 716 square miles, mostly rural. About 58% of the population is white and 40% is African American. The poverty rate is relatively high, with 23.1% of the population falling below the poverty line.
Although the county seat is also named Madison, it has a completely different namesake. Madison C. Livingston donated the very first parcel of land to begin the city in 1838. Livingston Street, in the historic district, is named for him as well. The district includes many structures that were built 150 to 200 years ago. Ray Charles, famous rhythm and blues musician, spent his childhood in the small Madison County community of Greenville.
The county’s economy is agriculturally based. Important crops include peanuts, corn, soybeans, cotton, fruits, beef, vegetables, and timber.
The Madison County Jail is located at 823 SW Pinckney Street, Madison, Florida 32340. Under the supervision of the Sheriff’s Office, the jail’s visitation schedule is based on gender, age, and housing assignment of inmates. The maximum capacity of the facility is 120 male and female adult and juvenile prisoners. To inquire about visitation, jail regulations, or a specific inmate, call the jail at 850-973-4001. Use the website to find a Florida inmate in this jail.
Also in Madison County, the Florida Department of Corrections administers the Madison Correctional Institution and Work Camp. Located at 382 Southwest MCI Way, Madison, Florida 32340, it was established in 1989. The facility houses up to 1,189 adult male inmates in close, medium, minimum, and work release custody. Academic programs include GED, literacy, adult basic education, typing, and English. A culinary program is offered as vocational training. Inmates have an opportunity to work in a shoe or textile factory located within the complex. To get more information, visit the Department of Corrections website, or call the facility at 850-973-5300.
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Madison County Jail Address: 901 W. PINCKNEY MADISON FL 32340