La Crescenta · Crescenta Valley · Los Angeles County
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Someone arrested in La Crescenta? Our licensed team helps families understand custody status, bail options, and next steps — any hour of the day.
La Crescenta Inmate & Bail Inquiry
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Arresting Agency
Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station
- Address
- 4554 Briggs Avenue, La Crescenta, CA 91214
- Station telephone (government agency — not Post It)
- (818) 248-3464
- Official website
- lasd.org/crescenta-valley
After an arrest in La Crescenta or the surrounding unincorporated communities, the person is often transported here for booking and initial processing. The arresting agency and custody arrangements can affect where processing occurs. Booking information may become available after processing is complete — timing varies.
Serving La Crescenta & the Crescenta Valley
Post It Bail Bonds is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — including holidays. Whether the arrest was at the Crescenta Valley Station or a transfer facility, call us first.
(323) 213-3472 — Call 24/7
How It Works
The Bail Bond Process
01
Call or Submit
Contact us at (323) 213-3472 or submit an inquiry. Provide the defendant's name, date of birth, and any booking information you have.
02
Review Bail & Costs
A licensed agent reviews available custody and bail information with you. All costs and obligations are explained in writing before you sign.
03
Sign the Agreement
You and any co-signers review and sign the bail bond agreement. This can be completed by phone, email, or electronically.
04
Bond Posted
Post It Bail Bonds posts the bond with the facility. The jail controls release processing — no specific release time can be guaranteed.
Pricing
Bail Bond Costs & Payment Options
Post It Bail Bonds has filed an 8% premium rate for this service area. The premium is the fee for the bail bond service — it is not a deposit toward the bail amount and is non-refundable once the bond is posted.
Flexible payment arrangements may be available. Terms, down payment, and co-signer requirements depend on the bond amount and the defendant's background. All terms are disclosed in writing before signing.
Illustrative Premiums at 8%
| Bail Amount | Premium (8%) |
|---|---|
| $10,000 | $800 |
| $20,000 | $1,600 |
| $50,000 | $4,000 |
| $100,000 | $8,000 |
Illustrative only. Not a guaranteed amount, down payment, or approval. All terms disclosed in writing before signing.
We're Here to Help
You Don't Have to Figure This Out Alone
When someone you care about is arrested, the process can feel overwhelming. Post It Bail Bonds is a licensed California bail bond agency — we help families understand what's happening, what options are available, and what to do next.
We are not affiliated with LASD, any jail, or any court. We are a private agency that works on your behalf.
After the Bond
Transfers, Release Timing & Pickup
After booking at the Crescenta Valley Station, a person may be transferred to a larger LASD facility for longer-term housing. The receiving facility depends on classification, medical needs, available space, and other custody considerations.
Men's Central Jail (MCJ)
441 Bauchet St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Major LASD facility for male adults. Placement depends on classification, charges, and available space.
Twin Towers Correctional Facility
450 Bauchet St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
LASD facility for male adults, including those with medical or mental health needs.
Century Regional Detention Facility
11705 S. Alameda St, Lynwood, CA 90262
Primary LASD facility for female adults in Los Angeles County.
Locating Someone in Custody
How to Find Someone Arrested in La Crescenta
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department publishes booking records through the LASD Inmate Information Center. Search by full legal name or booking number. Records are typically published after booking is complete — processing can take several hours.
If no record appears, the person may still be in transit or processing. Try again after a few hours, or call the Crescenta Valley Station directly at (818) 248-3464. If the arrest was made by Glendale Police, the California Highway Patrol, or another agency, the record may not appear in the LASD system — contact the arresting agency or the facility where the person is held for current custody information.
Go to app5.lasd.org
This is the official LASD Inmate Information Center. It is a government website — not affiliated with Post It Bail Bonds.
Open LASD Inmate SearchSearch by name or booking number
Enter the defendant's full legal name and date of birth, or the booking number if you have it. Use the name exactly as it appears on government ID.
Note the booking number and facility
The record will show the current custody location, booking number, and listed charges. If the person has been transferred, the updated facility will appear here.
Call Post It Bail Bonds
Share the booking number and facility with us. We can begin the bail bond process immediately — no booking number is required to start.
Call (323) 213-3472Service Area
Crescenta Valley Station Jurisdiction
Crescenta Valley Station provides law enforcement services to unincorporated communities in the Crescenta Valley area and to the City of La Cañada Flintridge, which contracts with LASD for police services. Nearby incorporated cities — including Glendale — have their own police departments.
If you are unsure which agency handled an arrest, check the LASD Inmate Information Center first. If the person does not appear there, contact the Glendale Police Department, the California Highway Patrol, or the relevant city police department.
Unincorporated Communities
- La Crescenta-Montrose
- Lopez Canyon
- Kagel Canyon
- Little Tujunga Canyon
- Big Tujunga Canyon
LASD Crescenta Valley Station is the primary law enforcement agency for these unincorporated areas. La Crescenta-Montrose and Montrose refer to overlapping community boundaries within the same unincorporated area.
Contract City & Forest Areas
- La Cañada Flintridge (contract city)
- Angeles National Forest (portions)
- State Route 2 / Angeles Crest Highway
- Switzer Falls area
- Mount Wilson
La Cañada Flintridge contracts with LASD for police services. Forest and mountain areas within the station's patrol zone are included; jurisdiction in national forest land may overlap with other agencies.
Nearby — Separate Agencies
- Glendale (Glendale Police Dept.)
- Burbank (Burbank Police Dept.)
- Pasadena (Pasadena Police Dept.)
These cities have their own police departments. If a record is missing from the LASD system, the arrest may have been made by a different agency. Contact the arresting agency or the facility where the person is held for current custody information.
What Happens After Arrest
The Booking Process
After an arrest in the Crescenta Valley area, the person is often transported to Crescenta Valley Station for booking, though the arresting agency, custody arrangements, and other factors can affect where processing occurs. Understanding this process helps families know what to expect and when to act.
Photographing & Fingerprinting
The defendant is photographed and fingerprinted. A records check is conducted to identify any outstanding warrants or holds from other jurisdictions.
Personal Information & Charges
Personal information is recorded and charges are formally documented. The defendant is assigned a booking number, which is used to track the case.
Medical Screening
A medical screening is conducted. Medical needs can affect the timeline for booking completion and transfer decisions.
Property Inventory
The defendant's personal property is inventoried and held by the facility. Property release procedures are separate from the bail process.
Bail Determination
Bail may initially be set according to the Los Angeles County bail schedule based on the charges. A judge may adjust bail at arraignment. Some cases may qualify for release without purchasing a bail bond under applicable court procedures — eligibility depends on the charges, criminal history, and judicial review. Note that domestic violence charges often carry a mandatory 72-hour hold, and immigration detainers can delay or prevent release even after a bail bond is posted.
Record Publication
Booking information is published in the LASD Inmate Information Center after the process is complete. This can take several hours.
For Families
Visiting, Calls, Medical Needs & Property
Procedures for visiting, telephone access, mail, and property release at a sheriff's station differ from those at a county jail. Always confirm directly with the station before traveling or sending anything.
Visiting
Visiting procedures at the station are set by LASD and may differ from county jail rules. Contact the station at (818) 248-3464 or check lasd.org/crescenta-valley for current visiting information.
Telephone Access
Detained individuals may be able to make outgoing calls depending on the stage of processing. Contact the station at (818) 248-3464 to ask about telephone access for people in custody.
Medical Needs
For urgent medication or medical information, contact the station at (818) 248-3464 and ask for the watch commander or medical staff. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
Property & Towed Vehicle
Personal property collected during booking is held by the arresting agency. For a towed vehicle, contact the towing company listed on the tow notice. These procedures are separate from the bail process.
Mail & Commissary
Mail, commissary, and other inmate services at a sheriff's station are different from those at a county jail. Contact the station directly at (818) 248-3464 to ask about available services. Do not apply county jail procedures to the station without confirmation.
Court Information
Court Dates, Case Lookup & Police Reports
Criminal cases from the Crescenta Valley area are often heard at the Glendale Courthouse, but court assignment can vary. Always confirm the assigned courthouse and hearing date before traveling.
Glendale Courthouse
600 E. Broadway, Glendale, CA 91206
Often the venue for Crescenta Valley criminal cases — confirm assignment at lacourt.org before traveling
LA Superior Court Case Search
Search by defendant name or case number to confirm the assigned courthouse and hearing date.
lacourt.orgPolice Report Requests
Police report requests for incidents handled by LASD Crescenta Valley Station are processed through the station's records unit. Contact the station at (818) 248-3464 or check lasd.org/crescenta-valley for current procedures and fees.
lasd.org/crescenta-valleyOnline Crime Reporting (Virtual Deputy)
LASD offers online reporting for certain non-emergency incidents through the Virtual Deputy service. Check lasd.org/crescenta-valley for eligible report types and the current online reporting link.
Check eligible report typesCDI Bail Bond Consumer Information
The California Department of Insurance publishes consumer information about bail bonds, including your rights and how to verify a bail agent's license.
insurance.ca.gov — Bail BondsCommon Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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