California Bail Bonds by County
Every California county sets bail from its own schedule and runs its own jails and courts. Choosing the right county page is the fastest way to see how a booking there is usually handled.
All 58 counties are listed below. If you are not sure which county the arrest happened in, call (310) 846-8980 with the city name and an agent will identify it.
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- Sacramento County — Sacramento Region
- San Benito County — Central Coast
- San Bernardino County — Inland Empire
- San Diego County — Southern California
- San Francisco County — Bay Area
- San Joaquin County — Central Valley
- San Luis Obispo County — Central Coast
- San Mateo County — Bay Area
- Santa Barbara County — Central Coast
- Santa Clara County — Bay Area
- Santa Cruz County — Central Coast
- Shasta County — Northern Sacramento Valley
- Sierra County — Sierra
- Siskiyou County — Northeast
- Solano County — Bay Area
- Sonoma County — Bay Area
- Stanislaus County — Central Valley
- Sutter County — Sacramento Region
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Before you call
What to have ready
- Full legal name and date of birth of the person booked
- The city, county, or jail where the booking happened
- The booking number or the charge listed, if you have it
- The bail amount, if it has already been set
- A name and phone number for whoever plans to sign as indemnitor
Missing a detail is not a reason to wait. Call (310) 846-8980 with what you have and a licensed California bail agent can work from there.
Call (310) 846-8980 now
Lines are answered live, every hour of every day. Have the person's full name, date of birth, and the city or jail where they were booked, and a licensed California bail agent can start work on the first call.
This website is designed for general California bail bond information only. It is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. Various bail bonds companies use this platform and maintain independent bail bond companies.
Bail in California is set by the court. Bond premiums and payment terms vary by case, surety, and agent. Qualification is not automatic. Call for a confidential case review.