Coronado Bail Bonds
Coronado police hold arrestees briefly at their Orange Avenue station before transfer to a county jail. A licensed agent answers every call, any hour.
After an Arrest in Coronado
Coronado has its own police department, located at 700 Orange Ave. The station has short-term holding cells, not a full jail.
Adults are transferred to a San Diego County Sheriff's jail for booking, usually San Diego Central Jail for men and Las Colinas in Santee for women. Call us and we'll confirm where they're held.
By court rule, criminal cases arising in Coronado are filed in the South County Division, so hearings are at the South County Regional Center, 500 3rd Ave, Chula Vista.
Our office is just across the bay on Front St in downtown San Diego, open 24/7. A licensed agent answers and can start the bond by phone.
Our Office and the Booking Jail
San Diego
San Diego Central Jail
San Diego County Jails We Serve
Coronado arrests usually end up at Central Jail or Las Colinas. People are sometimes moved to another county facility after booking.
Bonds can be posted at any Sheriff's facility in the county. If you're not sure where your loved one is, call and we'll find out.
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How It Works
Call Us
We confirm where your loved one is held and the bail amount, then gather what we need to get started.
Sign by Phone
We explain your options and complete the paperwork with you, securely by phone or online.
We Post the Bond
A local agent posts the bond at the jail holding your loved one, and we keep you updated throughout.
Release
Once the bond is posted, the jail processes the release. We explain what comes next, including court dates.
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What Follows a Coronado Arrest
Where people arrested in Coronado usually go, and where to look them up.
Coronado Police Department
Coronado Police Department officers make arrests in Coronado. Depending on the charge, a person may be cited and released or taken on for booking. We'll confirm where they are held.
San Diego Central Jail
Men booked after a Coronado arrest usually go here. Women usually go to Las Colinas Detention and Reentry Facility, 451 Riverview Parkway, Santee.
South County Regional Center
Under the court's rules, criminal cases from Coronado are assigned to the South County division, so they are usually heard here.
Common Questions
Where are people arrested in Coronado taken?
Coronado police transfer adults to a Sheriff's jail for booking, usually San Diego Central Jail, 1173 Front St, for men and Las Colinas in Santee for women. We can confirm where your loved one is.
How do I look up a Coronado court case?
San Diego Superior Court's online case search finds a case by party name, case number or DA case number. Hearing dates are on the court's calendar and on the citation or release paperwork.
How do I visit someone at San Diego Central Jail?
Book online through the Sheriff's eVisit system on the Who's In Jail site, or call (619) 409-5000 Wednesday through Sunday. Check in 30 minutes before the visit.
How long does release take after a Coronado arrest?
It depends on the facility and how busy it is. We post the bond as soon as the paperwork is complete and keep you updated.
Which court handles Coronado cases?
Criminal cases from Coronado are filed in the San Diego Superior Court's South County Division, at the South County Regional Center, 500 3rd Ave, Chula Vista. The defendant must make every court date for the bond to stay in good standing.
How much does a bail bond cost in Coronado?
Premiums are typically 10% of the bail amount, based on rates filed with the California Department of Insurance. We explain the full cost up front, and flexible payment plans are available.
Do I have to come to the office?
No. You can sign everything from your phone, any hour. If you'd rather come in, our San Diego office at 1446 Front St, Ste 200-2 is open 24/7.