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Orange County Bail Bonds and Inmate Help — Available 24/7

Get confidential help locating an inmate, checking bail information and understanding the next steps after an Orange County arrest.

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Need help locating someone in custody or understanding available bail options? Submit your inquiry below with the information you have, and our team will contact you with assistance. For immediate help, call (657) 223-6262. We are available 24 hours a day.

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Submitting this form does not create a bail-bond agreement or guarantee bond approval or release. Do not use this form for emergencies. Call 911 if someone is in immediate danger.

Someone Was Just Arrested in Orange County — What Should I Do?

Start by gathering the person's full legal name, date of birth and the name of the arresting agency, if known. Recent arrests may not appear immediately because the arresting agency must complete transportation, intake, medical screening, fingerprinting, record processing and classification procedures. Available booking and bail information may take several hours to appear. If you cannot locate the person or the current system does not display the information you need, call Post It Bail Bonds at (657) 223-6262. We can attempt to locate available public booking, custody and bail information and explain the next steps when bail is available.

  • Full legal name
  • Date of birth
  • Approximate arrest time
  • City or arresting agency
  • Jail or facility, if known
  • Booking number, if available
  • Charges or bail amount, if already known

Orange County Inmate Locator and Booking Assistance

Families searching for an Orange County jail inmate may need more than a name search. Depending on what information has been processed and made available, an inmate lookup may help identify the person's booking number, custody status, housing facility, arresting agency, court information, release status or bail amount. The current Orange County Sheriff's Inmate Information System may not display every detail, including inmate charges. Information can also be delayed while a recently arrested person is being booked. Post It Bail Bonds can help families review information available through public and agency-provided sources.

Information We May Need

  • Full legal name
  • Date of birth
  • Arresting city or agency
  • Approximate date and time of arrest
  • Booking number, if available

Information That May Be Available

  • Booking number
  • Current custody status
  • Housing facility
  • Arresting agency
  • Alleged booking charges, when available
  • Bail amount or bail status
  • Court location or scheduled appearance
  • Release status

Charges shown in a booking or custody record are allegations. A person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. Booking, charge, bail and release information can change. Confirm important information with the responsible government agency.

How to Find an Orange County Inmate's Charges and Bail Amount

Bail information is not always available immediately after an arrest. The arresting agency and Orange County jail system must first process the person's booking and determine whether bail is available under a warrant, court order or applicable bail schedule. Orange County publishes a Uniform Bail Schedule for reference, but calculating bail can be complicated. Multiple charges, enhancements, warrants, holds, court orders and the circumstances of the case can affect the amount. A judge may also modify bail or order that a person be held without bail when legally authorized. Before attempting to pay cash bail or purchase a bail bond, verify the defendant's full name, booking number, custody location, full bail amount and acceptable method of payment.

Common 2026 Orange County Scheduled Bail Amounts

Charge

First misdemeanor DUI

Code

VC 23152(a)–(b)

2026 Scheduled Bail

$2,500

Charge

Second misdemeanor DUI

Code

VC 23152(a)–(b)

2026 Scheduled Bail

$10,000

Charge

Misdemeanor domestic battery

Code

PC 243(e)(1)

2026 Scheduled Bail

$10,000

Charge

Felony corporal injury involving a spouse or qualifying person

Code

PC 273.5

2026 Scheduled Bail

$50,000

Charge

Assault with a deadly weapon other than a firearm

Code

PC 245(a)(1)

2026 Scheduled Bail

$25,000

Charge

Residential burglary

Code

PC 459

2026 Scheduled Bail

$50,000

Charge

First-degree robbery

Code

PC 211 and 212.5(a)–(b)

2026 Scheduled Bail

$100,000

Charge

Grand theft

Code

PC 487

2026 Scheduled Bail

$20,000 or the amount of the alleged theft, whichever is higher

These are scheduled reference amounts, not guaranteed bail amounts for a particular booking. Charges, enhancements, prior convictions, warrants, holds and court orders can change the amount or release eligibility.

Cash Bail or an Orange County Bail Bond?

Cash Bail

The full amount is deposited directly with the authorized government facility or court using an accepted payment method. The government, not Post It Bail Bonds, controls acceptance, retention and return of cash bail. Confirm the exact amount, payee, identification requirements and accepted payment method before arriving.

Surety Bail Bond

A licensed bail bond agency submits a bond guaranteeing the defendant's required court appearances. The customer pays the premium and may be required to provide signatures, identification, payment arrangements or collateral documentation. Premiums, discounts, down payments, payment plans and collateral requirements are subject to applicable filed rates, qualification and underwriting approval.

Own-Recognizance Release

In some cases, a defendant may be released on a promise to appear without posting cash bail or purchasing a surety bond. Post It Bail Bonds does not determine eligibility for release on recognizance.

Where Are Bail Bonds Accepted in Orange County?

Orange County Intake Release Center

550 North Flower Street, Santa Ana, CA 92703

(714) 647-6085

Bonds accepted 24 hours a day according to the Orange County Sheriff's published cashier and bail information.

Theo Lacy Facility

501 The City Drive South, Orange, CA 92868

(714) 935-6905

The Orange County Sheriff currently lists bond-acceptance hours as daily from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Government hours, policies and accepted payment methods can change. Confirm current information directly with the Orange County Sheriff before traveling to a facility.

Source: Orange County Sheriff's Department cashier and bail information page. Government information last reviewed July 23, 2026. Facility hours, policies, booking information and online systems can change. Confirm current information directly with the responsible government agency.

View OC Sheriff Cashier and Bail Information

Orange County Jails We Serve

Post It Bail Bonds assists with bail bonds for eligible defendants held throughout the Orange County jail system. See our full Orange County jail information page for addresses, phone numbers and bail acceptance details.

Orange County Intake Release Center

Processes individuals being booked into and released from the Orange County jail system.

Central Men's and Women's Jails

House both pretrial and sentenced inmates.

Theo Lacy Facility

Maximum-security jail complex in the City of Orange.

James A. Musick Facility

Houses minimum- and medium-security incarcerated persons in Irvine.

Santa Ana City Jail

City-operated detention facility for qualifying Santa Ana bookings.

Serving All of Orange County

Santa Ana • Anaheim • Irvine • Orange • Fullerton • Garden Grove • Westminster • Huntington Beach • Costa Mesa • Tustin • Newport Beach • Fountain Valley • Lake Forest • Mission Viejo • Laguna Hills • Brea • Buena Park • La Habra • Yorba Linda • Placentia • and more

How to Bail Someone Out of Orange County Jail

  1. 1

    Locate the person

    Confirm the defendant's full name, date of birth, booking number and custody facility.

  2. 2

    Verify bail status

    Determine whether bail is available, the full amount owed and whether any warrant, hold, detainer or court order affects release.

  3. 3

    Review the available options

    Depending on the case, available options may include cash bail, a surety bail bond or release on recognizance.

  4. 4

    Complete approved paperwork

    If a bail bond is selected and approved, a licensed agent prepares the required documents. Paperwork may be completed online or in person.

  5. 5

    Allow the jail to process release

    After an authorized facility accepts the bond, jail personnel complete their own release procedures. Timing varies and cannot be guaranteed by a bail agency.

Orange County Bail Bonds Near You

If you are searching for Orange County bail bonds near you, Post It Bail Bonds serves families throughout Santa Ana, Anaheim, Orange, Irvine, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Westminster, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Tustin, Newport Beach and surrounding Orange County communities.

Our Orange office is located at:

Post It Bail Bonds

722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite F, 2nd Floor

Orange, CA 92868

Call (657) 223-6262 for 24-hour assistance. Depending on the circumstances and approval, paperwork may be completed online or in person.

Orange County Domestic Violence Bail Bonds

Domestic-violence arrests may involve special booking procedures, court orders, protective orders, firearm restrictions and release conditions. Bail availability and the amount required depend on the alleged charges, warrant, applicable bail schedule, criminal history, court orders and circumstances of the arrest. Common California domestic-violence-related allegations may include corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant, domestic battery, criminal threats, child endangerment or violation of a protective order. The existence of an allegation does not establish guilt. Post It Bail Bonds provides confidential assistance for eligible Orange County domestic-violence bail bonds when bail is legally available and the bond is approved.

Orange County Domestic Violence Bail Information

Orange County DUI Bail Bonds

An Orange County DUI arrest may involve release from a city jail, transfer into county custody, a citation, a scheduled court appearance or bail, depending on the circumstances. Prior offenses, alleged injury, additional charges, warrants and court orders may affect bail and release. Call (657) 223-6262 for help locating available booking and bail information after an Orange County DUI arrest.

Orange County DUI Bail Bond Information

Why Families Call Post It Bail Bonds

California Bail License #1M37243
Available 24 hours a day
Orange County office
English and Spanish assistance
Confidential service
Inmate locator assistance
Online and in-person paperwork when available
Payment arrangements subject to qualification and approval
Assistance throughout Orange County

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Orange County Bail Bond Questions

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Call Post It Bail Bonds for help reviewing available Orange County booking, custody and bail information. Assistance is available 24 hours a day.

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