San Gabriel, CA books its own arrests at the police department on South Del Mar Avenue. A licensed bail bondsman can post there whatever hour you call.
Four square miles sitting nine miles east of downtown, with a police department that handles the whole thing itself. These are the five things we give you.
You reach an agent who can start the bond on that first call. Nobody here will offer to ring you back once the office opens in the morning.
Which form goes where is not something you should be solving at two in the morning. We file it, talk to custody and tell you when to come.
Every figure is on the table before a signature happens here. Nothing is added afterwards and no balance surfaces once your person is already back at home.
What we hold goes to the station and the court because it has to. Your work, your landlord and your neighbours hear about it from you or not at all.
There is no lobby on Del Mar you need to sit in. The agreement goes through on your phone while an agent is already driving to the station.
The charge sets the bail and the bail sets the premium. These are the San Gabriel bonds we write most often, at whatever hour you happen to call.
Valley Boulevard carries most of San Gabriel’s late traffic and the restaurants along it keep long hours. A first misdemeanor DUI often releases without bail once the driver is sober, and we post the bond when the court sets an amount.
Felony bail runs high in Los Angeles County, and a San Gabriel felony arrest usually leaves the city station for county custody downtown. We post the larger bond and explain the conditions a judge is likely to attach to release.
Most San Gabriel misdemeanors carry a bail already set by the county schedule, so the figure is known early. If bail is $20,000 the premium is $2,000, and these are the fastest bonds we write in this part of the valley.
California separates simple possession from possession for sale, and the bail attached to each sits far apart. We post either bond and go through the booking paperwork with you so you know which one is actually charged.
A San Gabriel warrant is far easier handled before an officer acts on it. With the bond arranged first your attorney sets the hour, and the surrender usually ends the same morning rather than with a night in a cell.
Immigration holds are federal, so the county ten percent rule does not apply and the amount is set by an immigration judge. We help families trace where a detained relative is being held and post that bond.
We keep the process simple so your family spends less time waiting and more time together. Here are the three steps we walk you through, from the first call to release.
Once the court sets bail, you pay a small part of the full amount to begin the release. You can do it online or in person, and we explain every dollar before you sign.
Most families cannot pay the whole premium at once, and that is fine. We build a payment plan around your budget, with a low amount down, so cost never keeps your loved one inside.
We present the full bond to the court and handle the paperwork with the jail. From there we push for the fastest release the facility allows and keep you posted until they walk out.
San Gabriel calls itself the city with a mission, built up around Mission San Gabriel Arcangel. The rest of the west valley sits close on every side.
Areas we serve: Los Angeles · Alhambra · Rosemead · Temple City
San Gabriel police book at the station on South Del Mar Avenue, and the case is heard at one of the courts nearby. Addresses and directions are listed below.
| Type | Facility & address | Phone | Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jail | San Gabriel Police Department 625 S. Del Mar Avenue, San Gabriel, CA 91776 | (626) 308-2828 | Directions |
| Jail | Twin Towers Correctional Facility and Inmate Reception Center 450 Bauchet St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 | (213) 473-6100 | Directions |
| Court | Alhambra Courthouse 150 West Commonwealth, Alhambra, CA 91801 | (626) 293-2100 | Directions |
| Court | Pasadena Courthouse 300 East Walnut St, Pasadena, CA 91101 | (626) 396-3300 | Directions |
These questions come up on nearly every San Gabriel call, roughly in this order, and the third one gets asked far more often than people expect.
San Gabriel runs its own police department at 625 South Del Mar Avenue and city arrests are booked there first. Dispatch is (626) 308-2828. City Hall is a different address on Mission Drive, so do not drive there. Some cases later transfer into county custody downtown, and we confirm which building holds your person.
San Gabriel has no courthouse of its own, so the case is heard at one of the nearby Superior Court locations, usually Alhambra on (626) 293-2100 or Pasadena on (626) 396-3300. We confirm the assigned courtroom and give you the date and the address in writing once the bond is posted.
No, and the difference is the whole point. Paying the court the full bail in cash gets that money back at the end of the case. A bail bond means you pay a bondsman a premium, the company guarantees the full amount, and the premium is the fee for that guarantee rather than a deposit.
The premium is ten percent of the bail the court sets, so $50,000 bail costs $5,000 and $20,000 bail costs $2,000. That premium buys the bond itself, which is why the court does not return it when the case ends. Payment plans are available.
All of them. We post bonds across the San Gabriel ZIPs, including 91775, 91776 and 91778, covering the Mission district, the Valley Boulevard restaurants and the streets running off Del Mar and Mission Drive. We also take calls from Alhambra, Rosemead, Temple City, San Marino and Monterey Park.
Se habla espanol. Our bilingual agents handle San Gabriel bonds in English or Spanish, whenever you call.
Asking costs nothing. Call 1-888-577-2245 at any hour, send the contact form, or have us meet you on South Del Mar Avenue. A licensed bondsman can start now.