Bail Bonds Costs and Release Options

The bail bond amount is based on the charges, and set by the judges in a County Bail Schedule.  Depending on the details and severity of the crime, bail schedules have different bail amounts.  For example, a DUI charge in LA County has a $15,000 bail and a DUI charge that involves an accident is set at $50,000.

California’s average bail amount is $25,000, and in many cases it can be higher.  Most people don’t have that amount of money and will need to hire a licensed bail bond agent.  Professional bail bondsmen are very experienced in this area. They know the jail systems and bail schedules, and can walk you through the entire process and handle release procedures.  The jail release process can happen much sooner if a bail bondsman is contacted as soon as possible.

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Cypress PD & Jail Information

General Information

Cypress Police Department
5275 Orange Avenue
Cypress, CA 90630
714-229-6652
Cypress bail bonds information

The Cypress Police Department jail is a temporary holding facility which provides booking and processing of incoming arrestees on both felony and misdemeanor charges for the City of Cypress. After their processing is complete, detainees will generally be transferred to the Orange County Jail located in Santa Ana.

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Buena Park Jail Information

General Information

Buena Park Police Department
6650 Beach Blvd.
Buena Park, CA 90622
714-562-3901
Buena Park Bail Bonds

Each year, the Buena Park Jail books and processes approximately 5,000 adult and juvenile arrestees. The jail holds non-sentenced inmates, which means the majority of arrestees held at the Buena Park jail are eligible for bail bonds.

After booking and processing, adult arrestees are often transferred to the Orange County Jail in Santa Ana.

Visiting Information

• The Buena Park Jail offers inmate visitation daily from 9 am to 10:40 am.
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Tips for How to Handle Yourself In Jail

Being arrested and going through the booking process is a stressful situation.  Most people are afraid of being placed in a holding cell with strangers, and rightfully so.  However, although there is some caution needed, most people are being held for non-violent crimes: writing bad checks, prostitution, drug possession and theft.  Keep in mind, only a small percentage is charged with violent crimes.

While awaiting your bail bondsman, keep in mind that you are being held with strangers who could have issues of their own that might make them emotionally unstable.  It’s advisable to be on your guard, but with a friendly attitude.  

A few tips while incarcerated:

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LAPD Harbor Area Jail Information

General Information

Harbor Community Police Station
2175 South John S. Gibson Boulevard
San Pedro, California 90731
310-726-7999
LAPD Harbor Jail Bail Bonds

The new Los Angeles Police Department Harbor Station has a 16,000-square-foot jail, which holds up to 600 prisoners. The LAPD Harbor Station has negotiated with state corrections officials about contracting out jail cells to house inmates from overcrowded prisons.

Visiting and Jail Information

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Laguna Beach Jail Information

General Information

Laguna Beach Police Department
505 Forest Avenue
Laguna Beach, CA
949-497-0701
Laguna Beach Bail Bonds

Laguna Beach arrestees may be bailed out 24 hours a day after booking and processing. When the detainee not bailed out quickly, they may be transferred to the Orange County jail in Santa Ana.  Because the Orange County jail is so large, a transfer to Santa Ana can add from 12 to 24 hours to the time spent in jail.

Visiting Information

Should you choose to visit an inmate, it be aware of the jails guidelines and rules: 

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What to Expect if You Are Ever Arrested

Those arrested in Los Angeles County will eventually end up going to a County jail, Century Station Jail in Lynwood for women and the Men’s Central Jail in downtown LA for men.  It makes no difference if you are a huge celebrity, or someone off the streets, this is where you will be taken. 

This can be a frightening experience and process and we hope we can lessen that stress by explaining exactly what to expect while awaiting release from your bail bondsman.

Remain Calm During the Arrest Process

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Huntington Beach Police & Jail Information

General Information

Huntington Beach Police Police Department
2000 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
714-536-5691
Huntington Beach Bail Bonds

All inmates booked into the Huntington Beach City Jail will be eligible to be released on bail bond, unless specified by warrant, court order, bail schedule, or if arrested for DUI, the level of the inmate’s intoxication makes it unsafe to release the inmate.

Huntington Beach arrestees may be bailed out 24/7. Detainees who are not bailed out quickly or otherwise released from jail may be transferred to the Orange County jail in Santa Ana.

The Huntington Beach Jail houses primarily pre-trial arrestees. It has facilities which hold 56 men and 16 women. Additionally, the jail houses sentenced inmate workers. The Huntington Beach Jail averages over 6000 bookings annually.

Visiting Rules

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National Crimes Victims’ Rights Week

The bondsmen at Tonya Page Bail Bonds would like to recognize National Crime Victims’ Rights Week held this year April 18 through 24. Every year in April since 1981, The Office for Victims of Crime, or (OVC) has helped lead communities throughout the country in their annual observances of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week or (NCVRW). They have helped do this by promoting victims’ rights, while honoring crime victims and those who are advocates on their behalf.

OVC will hold a candlelight service and national observance on Thursday, April 15th 2010 in the Nation’s Capital which will pay tribute to both crime victims and survivors, while honoring those individuals and organizations who have provided service for victims.

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LASD Century Station – Lynwood Jail Information from Tonya Page Bail Bonds

General Information

Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF)
11705 South Alameda Street
Lynwood, CA 90262
323-567-8121
Inmate Information: 213-473-6100
Lynwood Jail Bail Bonds

Lynwood jail at Century Station is the primary women’s jail in Los Angeles County. It is also known as the Century Regional Detention Facility or CRDF. This facility is administrated by the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department.

The Lynwood station also services the areas of Florence, Firestone, Walnut Park, Willowbrook and Athens Park. The Lynwood Jail only houses women arrested in Los Angeles County. At times, women arrested in other areas of Los Angeles may be transported directly to Lynwood if the local jail does not have a female jailer on duty.

General Visitation Rules for Lynwood

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