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For immediate inmate and bail information call (213) 510-1281. An agent answers around the clock, every day of the year.
Why Choose Cheap Bail Bonds
Fast, free inmate locator service and 24/7 low-down-payment bail bonds for Los Angeles families.
How To Search For An Inmate In Los Angeles County
The sheriff's locator, city arrests, transfer timing, and the county-vs-state system split.
Los Angeles County Jails We Serve
The Inmate Reception Center, Men's Central Jail, Twin Towers, Lynwood, and the Castaic complex.
Bail Options After Inmate Location
California bail law, county bail schedules, premium costs, and payment plans.
Visitation Rules & Inmate Services
Scheduled visits, video options, and how to confirm current policy with the Sheriff.
Where The Next Court Date Happens
The Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center and the county's branch courthouses.
About Los Angeles, CA
Downtown Los Angeles points of interest, restaurants, and places to visit while you are in town.
If you're looking for a detained friend or family member anywhere in Los Angeles County — Downtown LA, Compton, Long Beach, Van Nuys, Norwalk, Inglewood, and every LAPD and Sheriff's facility in between — Cheap Bail Bonds provides a dependable and quick way to find out where they are held.
When you choose Cheap Bail Bonds, you're selecting a partner committed to getting your loved ones back home quickly and with minimal hassle. For immediate assistance, call (213) 510-1281.
These are the county's own systems — the same tools the licensed agents we connect you with use. Prefer to talk it through instead? Call (213) 510-1281 and our local team will run the search for you, free.
The official Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department site, home of the county inmate information system — search by full legal name or booking number.
The countywide intake center's line — the Sheriff's number, not Cheap Bail Bonds's bail line.
The Sheriff's line for information about a person in custody — this is the county's number, not Cheap Bail Bonds's bail line.
The north-county jail complex in Castaic — again, the Sheriff's number, not Cheap Bail Bonds's bail line.
Not every Los Angeles County arrest shows up in the county system right away — LAPD and dozens of city departments book locally first, and county jail and state prison are two completely separate systems.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department runs the official inmate information system at lasd.org, covering every county jail. Search by full legal name or booking number — nicknames and misspellings are the most common reason a search comes back empty.
LAPD and dozens of city police departments book locally first, and the Sheriff's Department contracts policing to many Los Angeles County cities. A very recent arrest may only exist in a municipal system for now.
Los Angeles County is enormous. How long an arrest takes to appear in the county system depends on which agency made it and how busy intake is — if the name is not there yet, wait and search again.
Nearly everyone arrested by the Sheriff's Department passes through the Inmate Reception Center at 450 Bauchet Street before being classified and moved to Men's Central Jail, Twin Towers, or the Castaic complex. Women are housed separately at the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood.
Give us a name, a rough date of birth, and the arresting agency. We check the county system and call back with the actual answer, including the bail amount. Call (213) 510-1281.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department runs the largest jail system in the country. County arrests run through the Inmate Reception Center on Bauchet Street; housing is split between the downtown complex, the women's facility in Lynwood, and the Pitchess complex in Castaic. These hold pre-trial detainees, the people bail actually applies to. State prisons are CDCR, a separate system, and are not listed here.
450 Bauchet St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 893-5327· Downtown LA
Countywide intake. Nearly everyone arrested by the Sheriff's Department is booked and classified here before being housed elsewhere. Phone listed is the Sheriff's, not ours.
Official jail information450 Bauchet St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 473-6100· Downtown LA
The county's large downtown men's facility, on the same Bauchet Street complex as the Inmate Reception Center and Twin Towers. Phone listed is the Sheriff's 24-hour inmate information line, not ours.
Official jail information450 Bauchet St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 473-6080· Downtown LA
Houses inmates with medical and mental-health needs alongside general population, on the same downtown complex. Phone listed is the Sheriff's, not ours.
Official jail information11705 S. Alameda St, Lynwood, CA 90262
(213) 473-6100· Lynwood · Women
The county's women's jail. Women arrested anywhere in Los Angeles County are generally housed here rather than downtown. Phone listed is the Sheriff's 24-hour inmate information line, not ours.
Official jail information29310 The Old Road, Castaic, CA 91384
(661) 295-8840· Castaic
Part of the county's north-county jail complex in Castaic, roughly 40 miles from downtown. Phone listed is the Sheriff's, not ours.
Official jail informationTwo facilities, two different ends of the county — knowing which one holds your loved one is the first step. Cheap Bail Bonds offers instant, free 5-minute inmate locator services, agents available 24/7, flexible financing, and bonds posted at any Los Angeles County facility.
Call (213) 510-1281Once you know where your loved one is being held, the next question is the bond. California law shapes both how bail is set and what a bail bond costs.
Under Penal Code §1269b, each county adopts a bail schedule — a preset bail amount by charge — that applies at booking. A judge can raise or lower that amount, or release the defendant on their own recognizance, at a court hearing.
Read PC §1269bPenal Code §1270.1 requires a formal hearing before bail can be increased or reduced on certain serious or violent felony charges. That hearing window is when having a bondsman ready matters most — the bond can be posted the moment bail is set.
Read PC §1270.1Bail bond premiums in California are regulated under Insurance Code §1800 and typically run 10% of the face amount of the bond. Qualified cosigners can start with as low as 1% down on a written payment plan.
Read Ins. Code §1800| Bail Amount | Typical 10% Premium | Payment Plan Available |
|---|---|---|
| $1,500 | $150 | Yes, with an approved cosigner |
| $5,000 | $500 | Yes, with an approved cosigner |
| $10,000 | $1,000 | Yes, with an approved cosigner |
| $25,000 | $2,500 | Yes, with an approved cosigner |
| $50,000 | $5,000 | Yes, with an approved cosigner |
| $100,000 | $10,000 | Yes, with an approved cosigner |
Examples only. The exact premium and down payment depend on the charge, the court, and cosigner qualification. Call (213) 510-1281 for an exact quote before anything is signed.
Visitation policy differs by facility and changes over time, and published third-party hours for the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood do not agree with one another — always confirm the current schedule directly with the Sheriff's Department before traveling.
Confirm current policy at lasd.org before traveling
Available through the county's video visitation vendor
A few rules apply at every facility
After bail is posted, the case moves to court. Most Los Angeles County criminal cases are heard downtown in the Civic Center, walking distance from the Bauchet Street jail complex.
210 West Temple Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
The primary Los Angeles County criminal courthouse: arraignments, pretrial hearings, and trials. It sits in the Civic Center, a short walk from Men's Central Jail, Twin Towers, and the Inmate Reception Center, so releases and hearings often happen the same day.
Los Angeles County also runs branch courthouses across the region — Compton, Long Beach, Van Nuys, Norwalk, Inglewood and more — and a case is usually heard near where the arrest happened. Confirm the courthouse named on the notice to appear; we confirm it with you when the licensed agent we connect you with posts the bond.
We know families have urgent questions when a loved one is in custody. Here are answers to the questions we hear most.
Los Angeles is the largest city in California and the seat of the most populous county in the United States. Our office sits on Vignes Street in downtown, minutes from the Civic Center courthouses, Union Station, Olvera Street, and the Bauchet Street jail complex.
The civic park running from the Music Center down to City Hall, a block from the criminal courthouse.
Frank Gehry's landmark home of the LA Philharmonic on Bunker Hill downtown.
The 1939 rail hub on Alameda Street, minutes from the Bauchet Street jail complex.
A downtown food hall open since 1917, with dozens of counters on Broadway.
The historic marketplace across from Union Station, with taquerias and family restaurants.
A free contemporary art museum on Grand Avenue in the Civic Center.
Free public observatory above Los Feliz with city and Hollywood Sign views.
Navigating the criminal justice system can be overwhelming when a loved one is detained. We offer a rapid inmate search — typically under 5 minutes — affordable bail bonds including 1% down payment plans, and expert agents available 24/7.
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See who qualifies for the lowest down-payment tier and how the remaining premium is financed.
Payment plans, accepted payment methods, and what to bring when you post a bond.
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A full Los Angeles County bail bonds guide, by charge and by court.
Every county facility with addresses, phone numbers, and bonding details.