California Bail Bonds by County
Bail schedules, jail intake, and court calendars are set locally, so the county matters. Every one of California's 58 counties is listed below with its county seat and region. County pages cover the facilities where people are held, the cities that feed them, and the charges that come up most often.
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58 countys shown
By region
SoCal
Inland Empire
Central Coast
Central Valley
- Fresno County Bail BondsCounty seat: Fresno
- Kern County Bail BondsCounty seat: Bakersfield
- Kings County Bail BondsCounty seat: Hanford
- Madera County Bail BondsCounty seat: Madera
- Merced County Bail BondsCounty seat: Merced
- Sacramento County Bail BondsCounty seat: Sacramento
- San Joaquin County Bail BondsCounty seat: Stockton
- Stanislaus County Bail BondsCounty seat: Modesto
- Sutter County Bail BondsCounty seat: Yuba City
- Tulare County Bail BondsCounty seat: Visalia
- Yolo County Bail BondsCounty seat: Woodland
- Yuba County Bail BondsCounty seat: Marysville
Bay Area
- Alameda County Bail BondsCounty seat: Oakland
- Contra Costa County Bail BondsCounty seat: Martinez
- Marin County Bail BondsCounty seat: San Rafael
- Napa County Bail BondsCounty seat: Napa
- San Francisco County Bail BondsCounty seat: San Francisco
- San Mateo County Bail BondsCounty seat: Redwood City
- Santa Clara County Bail BondsCounty seat: San Jose
- Solano County Bail BondsCounty seat: Fairfield
- Sonoma County Bail BondsCounty seat: Santa Rosa
Sierra
- Alpine County Bail BondsCounty seat: Markleeville
- Amador County Bail BondsCounty seat: Jackson
- Calaveras County Bail BondsCounty seat: San Andreas
- El Dorado County Bail BondsCounty seat: Placerville
- Inyo County Bail BondsCounty seat: Independence
- Mariposa County Bail BondsCounty seat: Mariposa
- Mono County Bail BondsCounty seat: Bridgeport
- Nevada County Bail BondsCounty seat: Nevada City
- Placer County Bail BondsCounty seat: Auburn
- Sierra County Bail BondsCounty seat: Downieville
- Tuolumne County Bail BondsCounty seat: Sonora
North
- Butte County Bail BondsCounty seat: Oroville
- Colusa County Bail BondsCounty seat: Colusa
- Del Norte County Bail BondsCounty seat: Crescent City
- Glenn County Bail BondsCounty seat: Willows
- Humboldt County Bail BondsCounty seat: Eureka
- Lake County Bail BondsCounty seat: Lakeport
- Lassen County Bail BondsCounty seat: Susanville
- Mendocino County Bail BondsCounty seat: Ukiah
- Modoc County Bail BondsCounty seat: Alturas
- Plumas County Bail BondsCounty seat: Quincy
- Shasta County Bail BondsCounty seat: Redding
- Siskiyou County Bail BondsCounty seat: Yreka
- Tehama County Bail BondsCounty seat: Red Bluff
- Trinity County Bail BondsCounty seat: Weaverville
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What to have ready when you call
Full name and date of birth
Spelled as it appears on ID. Jails file bookings by name and DOB, so this is what lets an agent find the record.
City, county, or jail
Where the arrest or booking happened. Even the city is enough to narrow down the facility.
Booking number or charge, if you have it
Not required, but it speeds up the lookup. A charge code such as PC 245 or VC 23152 helps too.
Who will sign
Bonds are signed by an adult who can be reached by phone. The agent will explain what signing involves before anything is finalized.
If you are missing something, call anyway — an agent can often work from a name and a city.
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Call (818) 805-0467This website provides general information about California bail bonds. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client or bail-agent relationship. Each agency named here is separately licensed by the California Department of Insurance and operates independently. Confirm any license at insurance.ca.gov. Premiums, collateral, and eligibility depend on the surety and the facts of each case.