Miami Police Department (Miami-Dade County, FL)

The Miami Police Department keeps up a secretly worked Type I jail office. The Miami Police Department is located at 400 Northwest 2nd Avenue, Miami, Florida, 33101 and was founded in 1907.

The Miami Police Department Jail is staffed by jailers from G4S Secure Arrangements. The whole Miami Police Department Jail activity is supervised by the Regulatory Lieutenant, who reports straightforwardly to the Head of Miami Police.

The Miami Police Department Jail office gives enough bed space to suit 8 females and 25 guys. All prisoners at the Miami Police Department Jail are pre-preliminary arrestees who have been captured for offenses and lawful offenses.

The Miami Police Department Jail provides a trustee program for those prisoners condemned by the Miami court and commanded to “work off” their time. Since the Miami Police Department Jail is a Sort, I jail office it’s just approved to hold prisoners for a limit of 96 hours, blocking any crises.

Miami, FL Police Department Details

Type: Local Police Department

Precincts: 4

Full Time Sworn Officers: 1,104

Full Time Civilians: 377

Part Time Civilians: 45

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The Miami Police Department Jail does not have an inmate roster. So, if you are inquiring about an inmate, you will need to do so in the Miami Police Department Jail or by calling the Miami Police Department Jail at 305-579-6111.

Sending A Mail/Package

The Miami Police Department Jail essentially runs as a district jail that saves their detainees for a brief timeframe, but you are accessible to send mail to Miami Police Department.

Ensure when you send the prisoner a letter to Miami Police Department Jail that you don't just have your arrival address on it, yet you additionally have their name and Miami Police Department Jail detainee number alongside their lodging unit territory too.

This will permit the Miami Police Department Jail guards to sort the mail as fast as conceivable to guarantee that the detainees get the mail in a convenient way.

Sending Money

When a detainee in the Miami Police Department Jail needs cash on their books, you are permitted to drop off a cash request when you come and visit them at the Miami Police Department.

Phone Calls

Prisoners at the Miami Police Department Jail can call by the customary gather calls or you can get a prepaid record through ICSolutions.

Visitation

The Miami Police Department Jail gives satisfactory space to each visit in turn. Visiting zone at the Miami Police Department Jail accommodates prisoners and guests with incapacities. Guest logs and records will be kept up. All guests at Miami Police Department Jail must enroll and deliver substantial state, military, innate, or other government-recognizable proof.

For more guidelines about visitation, contact the Miami Police Department at 305-579-6111 or fax or fax 305-372-4609. You can also visit the Miami Police Department website website to get more information.

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