The Bail Bond Team North Pomona Trusts Most
North Pomona’s rail stop, Pomona-North station, serves Metrolink’s San Bernardino Line and, since September 2025, Metro’s A Line. If you don’t know the charge or jail yet, our agents look up both.
A call at midnight or over a holiday weekend goes straight to one of our agents. That agent starts checking the booking while you are still on the line and calls you back once the jail confirms the charge and any bail.
California’s Department of Insurance licenses bail agents, and our license number, 1844710, sits at the bottom of this page. Enter it in the department’s Check a License tool to see its status and any discipline history before you sign anything.
Los Angeles County sets $0 bail for many misdemeanors. With Cite and Release, officers hand over a citation and skip booking; with Book and Release, jail staff book your relative and release them with a court date. We tell you which applies.
Pomona police run the city jail at 490 W. Mission Boulevard, and judges hear Pomona criminal cases at Pomona Courthouse South. We post bonds at that jail and follow cases in that courthouse, so we know the clerk’s hours and the 7th Street lot.
Once we deliver the bond, jail staff control the pace. In our experience release at Pomona City Jail takes two to six hours, and it can run longer when the jail is busy. You hear that range on the first call.
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Five of the six charges below include low-level forms that Los Angeles County sets at $0 bail. Serious felonies, parole, felony probation and warrants can move an arrest to Magistrate Review or money bail.
Proposition 47 made methamphetamine possession under Health and Safety Code 11377 a misdemeanor for most people, with $0 release after arrest. Possession for sale, 11378, is a felony but still Book and Release. Money bail attaches to counts like using a minor to sell.
Most simple assault arrests under Penal Code 240 end in $0 release. As a felony, battery causing serious injury, 243(d), carries $50,000 bail. Battery on an officer, 243(b), goes to Magistrate Review, with no bond possible meanwhile.
A felony count of receiving stolen property under Penal Code 496 means Cite and Release, and felony petty theft with priors, 666, means Book and Release, both $0. Grand theft of a firearm, 487(d)(2), draws $50,000 bail as a serious felony.
Driving on a suspended license under Vehicle Code 14601 is a misdemeanor, and a fresh traffic stop often ends with a citation instead of booking. A bond matters when an old missed court date left a bench warrant with bail attached.
Public drunkenness calls for a bond only when a warrant with bail endorsed on it turns up or an added charge carries money bail. The Penal Code 647(f) count is Cite and Release at $0, though parole or felony probation brings Magistrate Review.
California has no crime called aggravated assault; the term most often means felony assault under Penal Code 245. A bare 245(a)(4) charge triggers Magistrate Review. Bail for a felony booking of assault with a firearm, 245(a)(2), is $30,000.
Four Simple Steps to Bail Out in North Pomona
We handle a North Pomona case in four steps, starting before any paperwork: our agent compares the charge with the county’s Pre-Arraignment Release Protocol to see if your relative needs a bond.
Tell us your relative’s name and date of birth; a booking number helps but is optional. Pomona police take most people they arrest in North Pomona to the city jail, 490 W. Mission Boulevard. Our agent checks the booking and any bail amount.
If bail applies, the person signing for your relative, called the indemnitor, completes a short phone application about income and address. Our agent can approve it during the call and tell you whether you need collateral. Nothing is final until you accept the written terms.
By signing the bond agreement, the indemnitor promises that your relative will attend each court date. The premium is 10%, so $22,000 bail costs $2,200. For qualifying clients we offer a low down payment, with the rest spread over a payment plan.
Our agent hands the bond to Pomona City Jail staff, who complete the release, in our experience within two to six hours. If your relative moves to county custody first, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department sets the timing.
Pomona Areas We Serve
The 10 freeway crosses northern Pomona, and La Verne and Claremont border the city to the north. We write bonds across the rest of Pomona as well, including these neighborhoods:
Reservoir · South Garey · West Holt · Yorba
Get Your Loved One Home
Waiting while someone you love sits in custody wears a family down. Once we know the charge and which jail holds your relative, our agent lays out what happens next and the full cost. After that, the decision to sign stays with you.
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Local Court and North Pomona Jail Information
A North Pomona arrest by Pomona police leads, in most cases, to Pomona City Jail. If your relative stays in custody and prosecutors file charges, arraignment follows at Pomona Courthouse South within 48 hours of arrest, excluding 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 North Pomona
Yes, in most cases. The standard premium is 10% of the bail, so $7,500 bail means $750, paid once for the life of the bond, since Penal Code 1276.1 bars renewal premiums. Some clients, including veterans and union members, may qualify for a filed 8% rate.
Yes. The Los Angeles and San Bernardino county line forms much of Pomona’s eastern edge, and an arrest on the far side can land your relative at West Valley Detention Center, 9500 Etiwanda Avenue in Rancho Cucamonga. That county applies its own release rules, and we post there once bail applies.
Pomona police do not post one; the department’s city web page lists the jail’s phone line, (909) 620-2131, instead. After a transfer to county custody, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s online Find an Inmate tool shows where your relative is. We can check both.
Sí, hablamos español. Our bilingual agents take calls in Spanish and explain the charge and what bail, if any, applies. If Spanish is your first language, the agent on your case reviews the bond contract with you in that language before you sign and answers questions as they come up.
Not for the debt alone. Article I, section 10 of the California Constitution bars jailing anyone in a civil action for debt. Custody can still follow in two ways: a missed court date brings a bench warrant, and Penal Code 1300 lets a bail agent surrender a defendant before any forfeiture.
A charge with $0 bail needs no bond, and a judge can grant own-recognizance release at arraignment, which means a written promise to return. After we post, the premium stays owed unless we surrender your relative early: state rules require a refund, and Penal Code 1300(b) lets a court order one.
All three: 91766, 91767, and 91768. Pomona-North station sits west of Garey Avenue, and Metrolink lists its address, 205 Santa Fe Street, in 91767. Pomona City Jail and Pomona Courthouse South share 91766. We post bonds throughout Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County, including West Valley Detention Center.
Pomona Bail Bonds · California Department of Insurance Lic. 1844710