The Bail Bond Team for the Cal Poly Pomona Area
The campus on the old Kellogg estate is at 3801 West Temple Avenue, Pomona 91768, in Los Angeles County. A second Cal Poly sits in San Luis Obispo County, so we confirm the county first.
Confidential and Discreet
California bail agents may not solicit business, so contact starts with the arrestee, the arrestee's attorney of record, or an adult friend or family member. Our approach is confidential and discreet, and you share details at your own pace.
Treated With Respect, Never Judgment
Whoever calls gets respect, whatever the booking sheet says. The agent talks through the cost of the bond and the court dates, and answers each question in plain words, keeping the focus on what happens next for your family and the person in custody.
Patient With First-Timers: We Explain Bail
If bail is new to you, ask as many questions as you like, and ask the same one twice if it helps. The agent explains how bail works and what a cosigner signs, and says when the county already sets $0 release for the charge.
Apply by Phone, No Office Visit
Bail Bonds Pomona takes applications by phone or through the form on this page, so you do not need to travel to an office. If you cannot reach a computer, the phone call alone is enough to start the application.
Call (888) 998-9511 any hour, and a licensed agent will talk through the bond with you.
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Customer reviews appear below, in the words of the people who wrote them. Read a few, then call (888) 998-9511 when you are ready to talk through a bond for someone you care about.
Cal Poly Bail Bonds for Every Situation
Los Angeles County sets $0 release for many arrests made without a warrant, with exceptions such as felony probation or parole, so each block below says when a bond may help.
The 2026 county schedule lists Vehicle Code 23152, a misdemeanor DUI, as Book and Release: booked, then freed on a promise to appear. If the DUI causes injury (23153), the case goes to Magistrate Review, and no bond is available while the magistrate decides.
Possession charged as a misdemeanor under Health and Safety Code 11350 or 11377 sits in Cite and Release, a citation instead of a booking. A felony 11377 goes to Magistrate Review, where the magistrate decides among release, conditions or deferral to arraignment.
The county's 2026 schedule makes assault (Penal Code 241) and plain battery (243(a)) Book and Release charges. Domestic battery, 243(e)(1), has $20,000 scheduled bail; release at another amount needs an open-court hearing under Penal Code 1270.1.
Penal Code 488 petty theft is Cite and Release, and shoplifting (459.5) is Book and Release. Felony grand theft above $950, 487(a) or (b), is Book and Release too; a firearm theft, 487(d)(2), has $50,000 bail.
A traffic citation needs no bond. A suspended-license charge (Vehicle Code 14601) and a missed promise to appear (40508) are Cite and Release. A warrant arrest differs: under Penal Code 815a the magistrate fixes bail and endorses it on the warrant.
Public intoxication, Penal Code 647(f), sits on the county's 2026 schedule as Cite and Release, meaning police issue a citation and skip the booking. A bond matters only when the person also has a warrant, or another charge, with bail attached.
Four Simple Steps to Bail Out Near Cal Poly Pomona
Los Angeles County's Pre-Arraignment Release Protocol sets which arrests need a bond at all. If you need a bond, four steps take you from the call to release, and the jail controls when posting and release happen.
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Call and Share the Basics
Phone (888) 998-9511 as soon as you learn someone is in custody. Have the person's full name, date of birth, jail or arresting agency and any bail amount you have heard. A licensed agent reviews the facts and says if you need a bond.
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Application and Approval
Applications start by phone, or you can send the site form. The agent reviews the case, the bail amount, the cosigner and any collateral, then explains the next steps before you sign anything. Approval depends on the facts.
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Paperwork and Payment
On $10,500 bail, a 10% premium is $1,050, charged once and nonrefundable apart from narrow surrender exceptions. Qualifying clients can request a low down payment, and eligibility for the filed 8% rate is open to union members, private-attorney clients, veterans and active military.
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Posting and Release
We start work as soon as you call, then move to posting after you complete the paperwork and pay the premium. The jail controls posting and release, so timing varies; in our experience the release window runs two to six hours.
Pomona Areas We Serve
Bail Bonds Pomona writes bonds throughout Pomona and across two counties. These neighborhood pages cover Arrow Corridor, Mission-Corona, Reservoir and South Garey, and the same licensed agents answer for each.
Get Your Loved One Home
Someone you love is in custody, and the next step is a single call. Dial (888) 998-9511 or send the form below, and a licensed agent will answer day or night. The first call costs nothing, and you decide what comes next.
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Court and Jail Information for the Cal Poly Pomona Area
The City of Pomona says Pomona Police book most arrests at the Pomona City Jail, and people held for arraignment go before the Pomona Superior Courts. Our court card lists Pomona Courthouse South; other agencies may book elsewhere.
Pomona Courthouse South
(Superior Court of Los Angeles County)
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.
Pomona City Jail
(Pomona Police Department)
490 W. Mission Blvd., Pomona, CA 91766 · Jail (909) 620-2131
Common Questions About Bail Bonds in Cal Poly
How much is a $1000 bail bond?
A $1,000 bond at the standard 10% rate carries a premium of $100, charged once, with refunds limited to surrender cases. Many Los Angeles County arrests made without a warrant carry $0 bail, which leaves no bond to buy, and the agent can tell you which category the charge falls in.
Can you help if the arrest was in San Bernardino County?
Yes. Bail Bonds Pomona writes bonds in both Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County, including at West Valley Detention Center, 9500 Etiwanda Ave., Rancho Cucamonga. San Bernardino County has its own court and bail schedule, so give the agent the jail name and booking details.
How do I find out the bail amount?
Call the jail holding the person: Pomona City Jail at (909) 620-2131, or the Sheriff's custody line at (213) 473-6100, whose inmate records omit bookings from the last two hours. The county bail schedule is public on lacourt.ca.gov, and a licensed agent will read it with you.
Can a bail bondsman say no?
Yes. Licensed bail agents underwrite each bond as appointed representatives of surety insurers, so an agent can decline one after reviewing the case and who would sign. If the county already sets $0 release for the charge, no bond is necessary, and Bail Bonds Pomona tells you so.
What does a cosigner agree to?
A cosigner, or indemnitor, answers for the defendant's court appearances. If the court forfeits the bond under Penal Code 1305 for a missed date without sufficient excuse, the cosigner's obligation can come due, and an appearance within 180 days of the forfeiture, or of the mailed notice, vacates it.
Can the premium be charged again each year?
No. Since January 1, 2022, Penal Code 1276.1 permits a single premium for the life of the agreement, which lasts until the court exonerates bail, and it bars renewal premiums. Dropped charges do not return the premium, apart from two surrender rules: 10 CCR 2090 and Penal Code 1300(b).
Which Pomona ZIP codes do you serve?
We serve all three Pomona ZIP codes: 91766, 91767 and 91768. The campus mailing address at 3801 West Temple Avenue uses 91768, and the Pomona City Jail and Pomona Courthouse South both sit in 91766. We also write bonds across Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County.