About Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal
Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal is a Special jurisdiction located in Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida.
Off-duty extra duty services available through Officer.app include: Standing, Event, Patrol, Storefront, Workplace, Traffic. Off-duty officer shifts are typically 4 to 12 hours, with rates depending on assignment type and department policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I request an off-duty officer from Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal?
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You can submit a extra duty request directly through Officer.app by clicking the "Request Officer" button on this page.
What services does Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal offer for off-duty details?
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Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal provides the following off-duty officer services through Officer.app: Standing, Event, Patrol, Storefront, Workplace, Traffic. Availability depends on officer scheduling and department policy.
How much does an off-duty officer from Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal cost?
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Rates for off-duty officers from Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal vary by assignment type. Rates in Florida typically range from $55 to $115 per hour, with higher rates on holidays. Shifts generally require a minimum of 4 hours.
Where is Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal located?
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Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal is located in Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida.
What types of events can I hire an off-duty officer from Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal for?
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Off-duty officers from Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal are available for: standing guard and access control, special events and gatherings, mobile patrol services, retail storefront security, workplace security, traffic control and road safety. Contact Officer.app to discuss your specific requirements.
How do I request records from Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal?
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To request records from Florida Supreme Court - Office of the Marshal, contact their records division directly using the contact information on this page or visit their official website. Most agencies have a formal records request process.
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