The Bail Bond Team Downtown Pomona Trusts Most
You have questions about cost and timing. We answer them in plain words and keep you updated at each step, from the jail on Mission Boulevard to the courthouse on Civic Center Plaza.
Call at 2 a.m. on a Sunday or on Christmas morning and a licensed agent picks up. You can start the paperwork from home or from the car on the 10 or the 60 freeway, and we keep working the case overnight.
The premium is 10% of the bail and comes back only if we surrender the defendant before a court date. Qualifying clients can start with a low down payment or a payment plan. You see every figure in writing before you sign.
Every agent here holds a California Department of Insurance bail license. We print ours, 1844710, on this page so you can check it at insurance.ca.gov. Our agents handle downtown cases at Pomona City Jail and Pomona Courthouse South.
Your information stays between you and our office. We schedule check-ins ahead and keep them short, and we treat your references with the same courtesy you get on the first call. You will not get a stream of texts from us.
Under LA County’s Pre-Arraignment Release Protocol, officers handle many lower-level charges with a $0 cite-and-release, so you need no bond. We check that before quoting. If a bond applies, most releases take two to six hours after we post.
Not sure your relative needs a bond? Ask us before you pay anyone. Call (888) 998-9511, day or night.
Call (888) 998-9511Downtown Pomona Bail Bonds for Every Situation
Police make downtown arrests for anything from a missed traffic court date to a serious felony. Under each charge below, we note whether county rules call for money bail, so you know before you phone us.
Simple possession under Health and Safety Code 11350 has been a misdemeanor in most cases since Proposition 47, and many end in a $0 release. Possession for sale is a separate, more serious charge with its own rules.
Penal Code 240 assault and Penal Code 242 battery are misdemeanors, and officers cite many people or book and release them at $0. Add a weapon or a serious injury and prosecutors can file a different charge that can carry money bail.
Proposition 47 made theft of $950 or less a misdemeanor, and officers often write a citation or release the person at $0. Grand theft above $950 is more serious and can carry money bail, so we confirm the dollar amount first.
A standard traffic ticket carries no jail time. Miss court on a traffic citation, and a judge can issue a warrant. We post a bond on that warrant, and your relative goes home with a new court date.
Being drunk in public under Penal Code 647(f) is a misdemeanor, and officers often hold the person until sober and release them without a charge. You need a bond if the arrest also involves a warrant or a second charge.
Prosecutors file most assault-with-a-deadly-weapon cases under Penal Code 245 as felonies, which rules out a $0 release. Money bail applies in some cases, and in others a magistrate decides release and can hold your relative until arraignment.
Four Simple Steps to Bail Out in Downtown Pomona
Getting someone out of Pomona City Jail follows the same four steps at noon or at midnight. The first step costs nothing, and if your relative qualifies for a $0 release, you need no bondsman at all.
Call any time with your relative’s full name and date of birth. Add the charge if you know it. Pomona police book most downtown arrests at the city jail on West Mission Boulevard, so we check there first and confirm where they are.
An agent looks up the booking and checks whether money bail applies under county rules. If it does, you fill out a short application by phone, and we often approve it on the same call. We charge nothing until you agree to the terms.
You sign as the indemnitor, the person who promises the defendant will go to court. The premium is 10% of the bail, so $20,000 bail means a $2,000 premium. Qualifying clients may start with a low down payment or a filed 8% rate.
We post the bond at the jail, and in our experience your relative walks out two to six hours later. The jail sets that pace. For a daytime ride home, the Pomona Transit Center on West Commercial Street has Metrolink trains and Foothill Transit buses.
Pomona Areas We Serve
Pomona is the most populous city in the San Gabriel Valley, and its police department books most arrests at the same city jail. We help families across the city, including these neighborhoods:
Get Your Loved One Home
You did not plan for tonight, and you should not have to handle it by yourself. Tell us what happened, and we will walk you through the next few hours and what they will cost. Asking costs nothing, and you sign when you are ready.
Request a call back or call (888) 998-9511
Local Court and Downtown Pomona Jail Information
Pomona police book a downtown arrest at Pomona City Jail on West Mission Boulevard. If your relative is in custody and prosecutors file charges, a judge arraigns them at Pomona Courthouse South within 48 hours, not counting Sundays and holidays.
400 Civic Center Plaza, Pomona, CA 91766 · (909) 802-1100
Courthouse 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Clerk’s Office 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Monday to Friday, except court holidays. Public parking in the 7th Street lot on the south side of the courthouse.
490 W. Mission Blvd., Pomona, CA 91766 · Jail (909) 620-2131
Common Questions About Bail Bonds in Downtown Pomona
About $100. California bail premiums run 10% of the bail in most cases, and we put your exact figure in writing before you sign. Check one thing first: officers in Los Angeles County release many people arrested on lower-level charges at $0, and then you pay nothing.
Once we post the bond, your relative walks out of the city jail two to six hours later, in our experience. The jail controls that clock. If Pomona police have transferred your relative to county custody, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department releases them, and that can take longer.
Booking at Pomona City Jail means photographs and fingerprints, and a few hours can pass before the arrest shows up in any system. Pomona police do not publish an online inmate roster, so call the jail at (909) 620-2131, or ask us to make that call for you.
Almost all of it. You can apply by phone and e-sign the indemnity agreement, so you can stay home with your family. The one step that has to happen in person is posting the bond at the jail, and our agent handles that for you.
Call us the same day. If your relative misses court, the judge can declare the bail forfeited, and as indemnitor you would owe the full bail amount. If you get your relative back before the judge soon, the court can often set the forfeiture aside, and we help you arrange it.
Until the case ends, even if that takes a year or more. Once the case closes, the judge exonerates the bond, which means you are done and we return any collateral. Penal Code 1276.1 bars a second premium in California, so a long case costs you no more.
All three: 91766, 91767, and 91768. The civic center, including Pomona Courthouse South at 400 Civic Center Plaza and the Pomona Police Department at 490 W. Mission Blvd., sits in 91766. Beyond Pomona, we serve the rest of Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County, including West Valley Detention Center.
Pomona Bail Bonds · California Department of Insurance Lic. 1844710