Beverly Hills Jail
Beverly Hills, California — Los Angeles County
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Visiting Information
Beverly Hills Jail may offer visiting depending on its programs. Community corrections facilities, halfway houses, and transitional centers often have more flexible visiting than traditional lockups — some allow visits in common areas or outdoor spaces. Contact the facility for their current policy.
For visiting information, call (310) 550-4951 or visit their official website.
Inmate Search & Lookup
Locating someone at Beverly Hills Jail typically requires calling the facility directly. Detention centers and community corrections facilities may not appear in standard inmate search databases. If the person was recently transferred from a jail or prison, their record in the previous facility's system may not yet show the new location.
VINELink (vinelink.com) is a free service that tracks inmates across many facility types and can send you alerts on status changes.
For direct assistance, call (310) 550-4951 or visit their official website.
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Official online services for Los Angeles County inmates and their families.
Sending Money to an Inmate
Deposit methods at Beverly Hills Jail vary depending on the operating agency. Community corrections facilities and halfway houses may accept personal checks or cash payments directly — something most jails and prisons do not allow. Contact the facility for approved methods.
For deposit instructions, call (310) 550-4951 or visit their official website.
Phone Calls
Phone policies at Beverly Hills Jail depend on the facility's operating agency. Community corrections facilities and halfway houses may allow inmates to use personal cell phones or have more flexible calling hours than traditional lockups.
For phone information, call (310) 550-4951 or visit their official website.
Mail & Communication
PO Box 84164
Terminal Annex
Los Angeles, CA 90084-0164
Communication options at Beverly Hills Jail vary based on the facility's operating agency. Community corrections facilities and halfway houses typically allow more communication freedom than traditional lockups, including personal cell phone use in some programs.
For specific communication policies, call (310) 550-4951 or visit their official website.
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About Beverly Hills Jail
Beverly Hills Jail is a correctional facility located in Beverly Hills, California. It is situated in Los Angeles County.
Facility Details
| Facility Type | Correctional Facility |
| County | Los Angeles |
| State | California |
| Status | Open |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The phone number for Beverly Hills Jail is (310) 550-4951. When you call, you will reach the facility's main switchboard. Ask to be transferred to the booking desk for inmate information, or the visitation office for visiting questions. Calling during business hours (Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM local time) will generally connect you faster.
Beverly Hills Jail is located at 464 N Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. It is in Los Angeles County. If you are visiting, note that GPS may direct you to a staff entrance rather than the visitor entrance — look for visitor parking signs when you arrive.
Beverly Hills Jail is a correctional facility located in Beverly Hills, California.
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