San Fernando Valley Jails

Bail Bonds for All San Fernando Valley Jails

I provide bail bonds for all San Fernando Valley Jails and throughout Los Angeles. You may call for bail information or service 24 hours a day at 1-877-861-3761 or at 818-332-1040.

If you know the name of the detainee, you may search for the Los Angeles County jail and bail information. San Fernando Valley police services are provided predominently by the Los Angeles Police Department. The Los Angeles County Sherrif’s Department services LA County’s unincorpated SFV area. Additionally, some cities within the San Fernando Valley have independant police departments such as the Burbank Police Department.

Cities Serviced by LAPD

The Los Angeles Police Department jail systems provide services throughout the San Fernando Valley. The Valley Bureau of the LAPD oversees operations in the following areas: Devonshire, Foothill, Mission, North Hollywood, Van Nuys, and West Valley, as well as Valley Traffic Division. The Valley Bureau has a population of roughly 1.27 million people and encompasses 221.8 square miles.

Cities serviced by LAPD include Arleta, Canoga Park, Chatsworth, Encino, Granada Hills, Lakeview, Panorama City, North Hills, North Hollywood, Northridge, Mission Hills, Porter Ranch, Reseda, Shadow Hills, Sun Valley, Studio City, Sunland, Sherman Oaks, Sylmar, Tarzana, Terrace, Tujunga, Valley Village, Van Nuys, West Hills, Winnetka, Woodland Hills and surrounding areas.

Los Angeles Police Department Stations for the San Fernando Valley Community

Devonshire Community Police Station
818-832-0633
Northridge and Devonshire Bail Information

The LAPD Devonshire Station services the communities of Canoga Park, Chatsworth, Granada Hills, Northridge, Porter Ranch, West Hills, and Winnetka.

Foothill Community Police Station
818-756-8861
Pacoima and Foothill Bail Information

The LAPD Foothill Station services the communities of Arleta, La Tuna Canyon, Lake View Terrace, Pacoima, Shadow Hills, Sun Valley, Sunland, and Tujunga.

Mission Community Police Station
818-838-9980
Mission Hills Bail Bond Information

The LAPD Mission Community Police Station services the communities of Granada Hills, Knollwood, Mission Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, and Sylmar.

North Hollywood Community Police Station
818-623-4016
North Hollywood Bail Information

The LAPD North Hollywood Station services the Cahuenga Pass, North Hollywood, Studio City, Sun Valley, Toluca Lake, Toluca Woods, Universal City, Valley Glen, Valley Village, and West Toluca.

San Fernando Police Department
Phone: 818-898-1267
San Fernando Bail Bonds Information

The LAPD San Fernando station are responsible for providing police services to 
Fernando, which is an area of 2.42 square miles. They are also made up of many 
different units including K9, Criminal, Traffic, Motorcycle Patrol, Juvenile Diversion 
Program and drunk driving checkpoint.

Van Nuys Community Police Station
818-756-8343
Van Nuys Bail Bond Information

The LAPD Van Nuys station is the largest of the LAPD Valley jails. Van Nuys services the communities of Blythe Street, Lake Balboa, Sepulveda, Sherman Oaks, Valley Glen, Van Nuys, Ventura Business District, and West Van Nuys.

West Valley Community Police Station
818-374-7611
West Valley Bail Information

The LAPD West Valley Station services the communities of Canoga Park, Encino, Mandeville Canyon, Northridge, Reseda, Tarzana, Warner Center, West Hills, and Woodland Hills.

LASD Valley Service Areas

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department provides police services for LA County’s unicorporated areas in the San Fernando Valley as well as contract services for some of the County’s cities. In addition, Region II includes the following Valley Bureaus and campuses below:

Because most of the San Fernando Valley is serviced by the Los Angeles Police Department, Sheriff’s Stations in The Valley are limited to Malibu-Lost Hills, West Hollywood and Universal Citywalk.

LASD Valley Jails and Sherrif Stations

Malibu/Lost Hills Station
818-878-1808 or 310-456-6652
Agoura Bail Bonds

The western portion of Los Angeles County, served by this Station is a blend of residential, rural, mountain, beach and recreational areas. The cities served by the Malibu/Lost Hills Station include Agoura Hills, Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Mailbu, and Westlake Village. Malibu/Lost Hills provides protection for the unincorporated LA communities in the area including Chatsworth Lake Manor, Malibou Lake, Topanga and West Hills.

West Hollywood Station
310-855-8850
West Hollywood Bail

The West Hollywood Station provides law enforcement services for the City of West Hollywood and the unincorporated Universal City Walk. The City is approximately 2 square miles and has a diverse demographic makeup. The total residential population is about 37,000. The nighttime and weekend population, however, grows to nearly 100,000, with a high of up to half a million people during major events such as Halloween or the Gay & Lesbian Pride Parade.

Universal Citywalk (Substation)
818-622-9539
Universal City Bail Bond Information

The substation was established in the summer of 1991. Before 1991, all calls for service were handled by West Hollywood city units being dispatched to Universal. From the summer of 1991 to the summer of 1993 the Sub Station was operated out of a trailer located in the parking lot of the studio tour. When the theme mall opened, the station was moved to its permanent location on the CityWalk.

Bail Information for SFV Jails

This website provides resources for families needing bail bond services. You may find the following pages helpful:

I will quickly get you through the approval process in just a few minute over the phone. To process the bond paperwork and payment, I can meet you at the jail or often we can take care of the process utilizing email and fax. You will know what to expect throughout the process. It is important that you understand your responsibilities should you decide to bail someone out of jail.

 

If you prefer to talk directly with a licensed agent, please call 1-877-861-3761 or 818-332-1040.


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Updated: 04/05/2012