Inmate Reception Center And Twin Towers Bail Bonds
If your loved one was arrested and taken into Los Angeles County Sheriff's custody, there is a good chance they were processed at the Inmate Reception Center in downtown Los Angeles. Home Now Bail Bonds is a family-owned bail agency based in Chino Hills, on the Los Angeles County line. We find out where your loved one is, whether bail is needed, and how to get them released, any hour of the day or night.
- CA Dept. of Insurance License #6017369
- Open 24 Hours, 7 Days A Week
- Family-Owned And Operated
- Payment Plans On Approved Credit
About The Inmate Reception Center
The Inmate Reception Center is run by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. It handles intake, classification, processing, and release for people in the Sheriff's custody. It is located inside Twin Towers Correctional Facility, a Sheriff's Department jail that opened in 1997. Men's Central Jail is across the street.
Inmate Reception Center
- Address
- 450 Bauchet Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
- Sheriff's Inmate Information Line
- (213) 473-6100
How To Find Out If Your Loved One Is Here
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The Sheriff's Department has an online inmate locator, and its inmate information line can tell you whether someone is in custody. Very recent bookings can take a little while to show up.
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The Inmate Reception Center is mostly a processing center, so your loved one may be moved to another Sheriff's facility after booking. If you are not sure where they are now, call us. With their full name and date of birth, we will find out.
How Bail Works For People In Sheriff's Custody
First, check whether bail is needed at all. Since 2023, Los Angeles County has released many people arrested for misdemeanors and lower-level offenses without bail. People arrested for serious or violent charges, including domestic violence, usually still need bail or must see a judge first.
If bail is required, it usually follows the Los Angeles County bail schedule, based on the charge, or a judge sets it at the first court appearance. Once bail is set, we handle the bond. You pay a premium instead of the full bail amount, and we explain the premium, payment options, any collateral, and the cosigner's role before anything is signed.
What Happens After The Bond Is Posted
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Release from Sheriff's custody is processed through the Inmate Reception Center. It is a very busy facility, so release can take time, and we cannot promise an exact release time. We will tell you what to expect.
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Your loved one's first court appearance depends on where they were arrested and what they were charged with, so it may not be downtown. The paperwork lists the court. Going to every court date is the most important part of the bail agreement.
A Family Agency Next Door To Los Angeles County
Home Now Bail Bonds is run by Gisselle Barraza and her father, Julio Barraza. Gisselle has about four years of experience in the bail industry, and Julio has worked as a bail agent for about 18 years. We answer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we are licensed by the California Department of Insurance, License #6017369.
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How much does a bail bond cost for someone at the Inmate Reception Center?
Bail bond premiums start at 10% of the bail amount. Depending on the circumstances, rates may be available as low as 7% under our surety's filed rates or with surety approval. Specific pricing and eligibility should be discussed directly with Home Now Bail Bonds.
Is the Inmate Reception Center the same as Twin Towers?
They share a building. The Inmate Reception Center is the Sheriff's Department's intake and release center, and it is located inside Twin Towers Correctional Facility at 450 Bauchet Street.
Does my loved one need bail?
Maybe not. Los Angeles County releases many people arrested for misdemeanors and lower-level offenses without bail. Serious and violent charges usually still require bail or a judge's review. Call us and we will tell you which applies.
How do I find out if my loved one is in Sheriff's custody?
We can use information such as their full name and date of birth to help find out where they are being held and get the available bail information.
Do you offer payment plans?
Yes. Payment plans and down-payment options may be available on approved credit.
Get Help With A Los Angeles County Sheriff's Custody Bond
Call Home Now Bail Bonds any time, day or night. We will find out where your loved one is, whether bail is needed, and the fastest way to get them released.
Home Now Bail Bonds is a private, licensed bail agency and is not affiliated with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.