Paul Rein Detention Facility, FL

It is operated by the Broward Sheriff's Office (BSO), not the Florida Department of Corrections.

No. It is a county jail. FDOC statewide rules for visitation, phone, mail, and funds do not apply here.

2421 Northwest 16th Street, Pompano Beach, FL 33069. The main phone line is 954-831-5900.

County jail inmates are not in the FDOC Offender Search. Try the Broward Sheriff's Office inmate lookup tools or call 954-831-5900 to confirm custody status directly.

County jail visiting rules are set by BSO, not FDOC. Many Broward County jails use video visitation, but this facility's specific hours and registration process were not confirmed. Call 954-831-5900 for current details.

Because this is a county jail, FDOC's Correct Pay system does not apply. BSO uses Access Corrections (accesscorrections.com) for money deposits, confirmed across all its facilities. Send money online, by phone, by lobby kiosk, or by mailed money order.

County jails contract their own telephone vendor. BSO uses Securus Technologies for inmate phone calls, confirmed across all its facilities. Set up an account at securustech.net or fund one by calling (800) 574-5747.

County jail mail is not routed through the FDOC centralized Tampa address. This facility's exact mailing address was not confirmed through a live official source. Call 954-831-5900 or check sheriff.org/paul-rein-detention-facility for the current address.

No. They are two different BSO facilities in the same general area of Broward County. Paul Rein Detention Facility is at 2421 Northwest 16th Street, Pompano Beach. North Broward Detention Center is at a separate address nearby. Confirm which facility a specific person is held at by calling 954-831-5900.

Money, phone, and video visitation vendors are confirmed BSO-wide through sheriff.org. Some facility-specific details, like exact kiosk hours, visiting schedules, and per-transaction fees, could not be confirmed through a live official source. This guide marks those details unconfirmed and points you to the facility's direct phone line.

Paul Rein Detention Facility is a county jail. It generally holds people awaiting trial or serving shorter county sentences, not people sentenced to Florida state prison.

If someone is sentenced and moved to a Florida state prison, search the FDOC Offender Search at dc.state.fl.us/OffenderSearch/Search.aspx. They will no longer appear in Broward County's jail system.

Yes, in separate housing units. Broward Sheriff's Office operates several detention facilities across the county, and housing assignments can depend on gender, custody level, and case status.