San Dimas Bail Bonds
San Dimas has no city police department. The LA County Sheriff's San Dimas Station, on Walnut Avenue in town, handles local arrests. A licensed agent answers every call, any hour.
After an Arrest in San Dimas
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department polices San Dimas from the San Dimas Station, 270 S. Walnut Ave. The same station covers nearby unincorporated pockets of Covina, Glendora, La Verne and Claremont, plus the foothills along Highway 39.
After an arrest, people are usually held at the station first. If they aren't released there, men are generally moved to the Inmate Reception Center in downtown Los Angeles and women to Century Regional in Lynwood. Tell us the name and we'll confirm where bail can be posted.
San Dimas cases are heard at one of the LA Superior Court's East District courthouses, usually Pomona Courthouse South at 400 Civic Center Plaza. Check the citation or release paperwork for the exact court and date, or ask us to confirm it.
Our nearest office is in Rancho Cucamonga, a short drive east on the 210. Most families never need to drive over: the application, signatures and payment can all be done by phone.
Our Nearest Office and the Sheriff's Station
Rancho Cucamonga
San Dimas Sheriff's Station
Los Angeles County Jails We Serve
San Dimas arrests start at the Sheriff's station on Walnut Avenue. Anyone still in custody is usually transferred to a county jail, and Pomona and West Covina police run their own city jails nearby.
We post bonds at every jail in Los Angeles County. Not sure where they are? Call and we'll find them.
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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 with the San Dimas station or the county 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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San Dimas Arrests: What Happens Next
A short guide to the agencies, jail and court involved in a San Dimas arrest.
San Dimas Sheriff's Station
Sheriff's deputies from this station patrol San Dimas, and it also covers nearby unincorporated foothill areas. A person may be held at the station before release or transfer.
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.
Pomona Courthouse South
This nearby courthouse hears criminal cases, but San Dimas matters may be assigned elsewhere. The paperwork names the court, and we'll confirm it with you.
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Common Questions
Where are people arrested in San Dimas taken?
Sheriff's deputies make arrests in San Dimas and usually hold people at the San Dimas Station, 270 S. Walnut Ave. If they aren't released there, they're typically moved to a county jail. We'll find out where they are now.
How do I check the court date for a San Dimas 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.
Which station handles arrests in San Dimas?
The San Dimas Sheriff's Station at 270 S Walnut Ave. It also covers nearby unincorporated foothill areas. Its main line is (909) 450-2700.
How long does release take after a San Dimas arrest?
Release from the station is often faster than release after a transfer to a county jail. We post the bond as soon as bail is set and stay in touch 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 San Dimas?
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 prefer to meet in person, our nearest office is in Rancho Cucamonga at 11175 Azusa Ct, Ste 110-A.