Florida Municipio Jail
PR
Puerto Rico Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (Departamento de Corrección y Rehabilitación)
Florida Municipio has no county jail; people arrested in Florida are held by the Puerto Rico Police Bureau after arrest and, if detained, are sent to a state institution run by the Puerto Rico Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (DCR).
- Address
- Avenida Teniente César González, Esq. Calle Juan Calaf, Urb. Industrial Tres Monjitas, Hato Rey, San Juan, PR 00917
- Phone
- (787) 273-6464
- Sheriff / jail site
- https://dcr.pr.gov/correccion/
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How to find an inmate
Florida, Puerto Rico, has no county jail, so people in custody are held in a DCR institution elsewhere on the island. Call DCR headquarters in San Juan at (787) 273-6464 or check the DCR official website, and give the person's full name and date of birth. DCR also tracks people sentenced to state prison.
Visitation
Visitation is handled by the DCR institution where the person is housed. Visitors usually must be approved in advance and bring valid photo ID. Confirm current visiting rules and schedules with DCR or the institution.
Bail and bond
Bail for an arrest in Florida is set by the Puerto Rico Court of First Instance, usually in the Arecibo judicial region. Contact the court or the defense attorney for the bail amount and how to post it. DCR can confirm whether the person has been released.
Mail and money
Mail and money go to the DCR institution holding the person, not to the municipality. Include the inmate's full name and identification number on mail. Confirm approved money deposit methods with DCR or the institution.
Frequently asked questions
Does Florida, Puerto Rico, have a county jail?
No. Puerto Rico has no county jails, and detainees from Florida are held by the Puerto Rico Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
How do I find out if someone from Florida is in custody?
Call DCR at (787) 273-6464 or check dcr.pr.gov with the person's full name and date of birth.
How do I post bail for an arrest in Florida?
Bail is set by the Court of First Instance. Contact the court handling the case or the defense attorney.
Can I send mail to an inmate from Florida?
Yes. Send it to the DCR institution where the person is held, using their full name and identification number.