How to send messages, photos, and packages
Paul Rein Detention Facility uses Securus Video Connect, a web-based system that lets approved contacts schedule and join video sessions from anywhere using the free Securus app or a web browser. Beyond video visits, Securus supports messaging and photo sharing, eCards for birthdays and holidays, and short video clips. Remote video visits at Florida facilities typically run through third-party platforms and may be scheduled or on-demand. Features, moderation rules, and payment methods vary by vendor and site—check the Securus interface for what's available and current fees. To get started, create a Securus account, find and verify the incarcerated person as a contact, then follow the scheduling and payment steps to book visits or buy messaging credits.
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Use Securus Video Connect to schedule and join video visits through the free Securus app or a web browser. Create an account in Securus, find the incarcerated person, and follow the prompts to book your session.
Yes. Securus supports sending messages and photos, purchasing and sending eCards, and sending short video clips to incarcerated individuals at this facility.
Video visits are run through a third-party platform and are typically billed by session or time. Visits may be scheduled or offered on-demand, so check Securus for current pricing and scheduling options.
Video visits save time and make staying connected easier—but setup goes smoother when you know the facility's rules upfront. Here's how to verify what Paul Rein Detention Facility allows and get Securus ready on your device.
If your loved one is at Paul Rein Detention Facility and you need to understand their registry status—or track updates after release—Florida's FDLE tools are where to start. Here's how to search the registry, set up free email alerts, and handle updates without guessing.
