Long Beach Bail Bonds
Long Beach police book arrests at their own jail on West Broadway, downtown. A licensed agent answers every call, any hour.
After an Arrest in Long Beach
Long Beach has its own police department. Its headquarters and jail are at 400 W. Broadway, downtown.
Most people arrested by Long Beach police are booked at the city jail, which books around the clock. Some are later moved to the county's Inmate Reception Center in downtown Los Angeles.
Long Beach criminal cases are generally heard at the Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse, 275 Magnolia Ave. The release paperwork lists the exact courthouse and date.
Our nearest office is in Santa Ana. Most of the bond is handled by phone, so a licensed agent can start right away, day or night.
Our Nearest Office and the Local Jail
Santa Ana
Long Beach City Jail
Los Angeles County Jails We Serve
Most Long Beach arrests are booked at the city jail. Some people are moved to a county facility, and sheriff's arrests in nearby areas go through a sheriff station.
We post bonds at every jail in Los Angeles County. Not sure where they are? Call and we'll find them.
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 with the Long Beach City Jail or the facility 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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From Arrest to Court in Long Beach
Where people arrested in Long Beach usually go, with official links for finding them.
Long Beach Police Department
Long Beach PD operates the Long Beach City Jail at its headquarters. Some people are released from the city jail; others are moved to county custody.
Inmate Reception Center
If they aren't released locally, men usually go to the county's Inmate Reception Center downtown and women to Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood.
Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse
Long Beach criminal cases are usually heard here. The citation or release paperwork lists the exact courtroom and date.
Common Questions
Where are people arrested in Long Beach taken?
Long Beach police book adults at the city jail, 400 W. Broadway. If someone was arrested by another agency or moved after booking, they may be at a county facility, and we can find them for you.
How do I check the court date for a Long Beach case?
Enter the case number in the LA Superior Court's online case lookup to see upcoming hearings. If you only have a name, the court's defendant-name search finds the case number for a fee. The citation or release paperwork also lists the date.
How do I find someone arrested by Long Beach police?
Long Beach PD has an inmate information page for people at the city jail. If they've been moved to county custody, the Sheriff's inmate locator will show it.
How long does release from the Long Beach jail take?
Release times vary with how busy the jail is and whether the person has been moved. We post the bond as soon as the paperwork is done and keep you updated until they're out.
Is bail still required in Los Angeles County?
Since Oct 1, 2023, LA Superior Court's pre-arraignment release rules mean most misdemeanors and non-violent, non-serious felonies are cited or booked and released without money bail before arraignment. Serious and violent felonies are still bailable under the county bail schedule. Call us and we'll tell you whether bail applies.
How much does a bail bond cost in Long Beach?
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 meet in person, our nearest office is in Santa Ana at 200 N Broadway, Ste 100-A.