Hialeah Released Inmates Search

Hialeah released inmates are held at Miami-Dade County jail facilities. When Hialeah police arrest someone, they take that person to one of three county detention centers run by Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation. The county operates the Metro-West Detention Center, Pretrial Detention Center, and Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center. You can search for released inmates using the online inmate search portal at miamidade.gov. The search tool shows current custody status and helps you find out if someone has been released from jail. Each facility processes releases daily, and the database provides the information you need to locate inmates from Hialeah.

County Released Inmate Portal

Hialeah does not have a separate city jail. All inmates arrested by Hialeah police are taken to Miami-Dade County facilities. MDCR headquarters is at 3505 Northwest 107 Avenue in Doral, Florida 33178. Call (786) 263-7000 for general information. Email mdcrinfo@miamidade.gov with questions about inmates or jail operations.

Central Records at 2525 Northwest 62nd Street, Suite 4200, Miami, FL 33147, handles all inmate record requests. Call (786) 263-4222 for inmate records questions. You can also reach Central Records at (786) 263-5892 or (786) 263-6071. Fax number is (786) 263-5002.

Search Hialeah Released Inmates Online

Use the inmate search at miamidade.gov/Apps/mdcr/inmateSearch to find people arrested in Hialeah. You need to enter at least three letters of the first name and last name. The portal provides information only on inmates in custody. Some details may not be current because the database updates at intervals throughout the day.

If the person you search for does not appear, they may have been released. Contact Central Records at (786) 263-4222 for detailed release information not shown online. When you find a match, you see the inmate's mugshot, full name or booking name, date of birth, jail number, booking date, physical descriptors, case information with charges and case number, and bond status.

Where Hialeah Inmates Are Held

Metro-West Detention Center at 13850 Northwest 41st Street, Miami, FL 33178, holds 2,200 beds. Call (786) 263-5110. This facility houses male and female inmates at all security levels. Most people here are serving sentences.

Pretrial Detention Center is at 1321 Northwest 13th Street, Miami, FL 33125. Phone is (786) 263-4110. This facility has 1,400 beds for people awaiting trial. Many pretrial inmates get released after posting bond.

Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, or TGK, is at 7000 Northwest 41st Street, Miami, FL 33166. Call (786) 263-5341. TGK has 1,000 beds and serves as the booking and release center. All Hialeah arrests first go through TGK for processing. Most releases happen at this facility.

Inmate Money Deposits and Visits

To send money to an inmate, you need the booking name, jail number, and facility number 233101. Deposit in person at kiosks in detention center lobbies. Kiosks accept cash. You can also use Touchpay online with a credit or debit card, or call Touchpay to deposit by phone. Inmates use these funds for commissary, phone calls, and self-bonding.

Miami-Dade uses remote video visits. You must be on the inmate's approved list. Personal visitors register online, create an account, and wait 24 hours before scheduling. Schedule at least one day ahead but not more than seven days in advance. Attorneys need two to three business days for approval. Follow all rules or lose visitation privileges.

Miami-Dade County Jail Details

For complete information about jail facilities, visitation rules, and public records, visit the Miami-Dade County page. That page has more details about each detention center, restricted records under Section 945.10, and how to request documents not available online. You can also learn about state and federal facilities in Miami-Dade County.

If someone was transferred to state prison, use the Florida Department of Corrections Offender Search at pubapps.fdc.myflorida.com. The FDC database includes release information that updates nightly.

Public Records Access

Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes is the Public Records Act. This law requires government agencies to provide access to most records. Jail records fall under this law. Section 945.10 lists exemptions for confidential information. Medical records, mental health files, and substance abuse treatment records cannot be released without consent. Victim statements and witness protection information stay confidential.

To request records not available online, contact Central Records in writing or by phone. The department reviews requests and provides cost estimates before producing records. You may need to pay fees for extensive searches or large volumes of documents.

Other Miami-Dade Cities

Several other cities in Miami-Dade County share the same jail system. Inmates from these cities also go to the three county detention centers.