Provide arrest information
Share the defendant's name, date of birth, arresting agency and city. A licensed agent will help confirm available booking, custody and hold information.
Orange County bail bonds
Orange County Bail Bonds — 8% Rate & 24/7 Local Help
Post It Bail Bonds provides licensed bail-bond assistance throughout Orange County. Our physical office is in the City of Orange. We assist with arrests handled by Orange County city police departments and defendants transferred to Orange County Sheriff custody. Telephone assistance is available 24/7.
- California Bail License #1M37243
- Filed 8% premium rate
- Phone assistance available 24/7
- English and Spanish assistance
- 722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite F, Orange
How to Get a Bail Bond in Orange County
Someone arrested by a city police department may be transferred to Orange County Sheriff custody before a bond can be posted. Not every arrest is eligible for bail.
Confirm custody and bail details
Confirm available booking number, custody location, hold status and bail amount. Recent bookings may not appear immediately in official systems.
Review the written agreement
Review the written premium, payment terms, collateral requirements and co-signer responsibilities before signing. All terms are disclosed in writing.
Complete paperwork and coordinate the bond
Complete the paperwork so the licensed agent can coordinate the bond at the authorized posting location. Eligible paperwork may be completed electronically.
Could the Court Release Them Without a Bail Bond?
Some Orange County defendants may qualify for own-recognizance release, supervised release or a court-approved treatment or diversion program. These options could avoid a bail-bond premium, but only the court can approve them.
The defendant may remain in custody while waiting for an initial appearance or while an attorney prepares a diversion request. A court appearance is not a guarantee of release. Mental health, military and drug-diversion requests can require assessments, treatment plans, legal motions and additional hearings.
If bail is available and the family does not want to wait for the court's decision, a licensed Post It Bail Bonds agent can explain the bond option, written costs and available next steps. Post It Bail Bonds cannot provide legal advice or determine diversion eligibility.
How Much Does an Orange County Bail Bond Cost?
Post It Bail Bonds uses its filed 8% premium rate. The premium is the fee charged for the bail bond and is different from the full bail amount set by the court.
$5,000 bond
$400
premium
$10,000 bond
$800
premium
$25,000 bond
$2,000
premium
$50,000 bond
$4,000
premium
Final premium, payment terms, collateral requirements and obligations are provided in the written bail agreement.
Online Bail Bonds in Orange County
You may begin the Orange County bail process remotely — by telephone or online. Submit available arrest and booking information, review the written agreement and complete eligible paperwork using electronic signatures through Post It Online Bail. A licensed bail agent must review the case and coordinate the bond. Not every bond can be completed without agent involvement, and release is not automatic.
Start Orange County Bail OnlineOrange County Jails and Bail-Bond Posting Locations
Orange County Sheriff operates several detention facilities. Housing location and bond-posting location may differ. Confirm current custody and posting information with OC Sheriff before traveling.
Intake Release Center (IRC)
550 N. Flower Street, Santa Ana, CA 92703
OC Sheriff currently lists bond acceptance 24 hours a day.
Central Men's Jail
550 N. Flower Street, Santa Ana, CA 92703
Adjacent to the Intake Release Center. Confirm current posting procedures with OC Sheriff.
Women's Central Jail
550 N. Flower Street, Santa Ana, CA 92703
Confirm current custody and posting procedures with OC Sheriff.
Theo Lacy Facility
501 The City Drive South, Orange, CA 92868
OC Sheriff currently lists bond acceptance daily from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
James A. Musick Facility
13502 Musick Road, Irvine, CA 92618
Confirm current custody and posting procedures with OC Sheriff.
Hours and procedures may change. Confirm current information with OC Sheriff before traveling.
Orange County Court Bail Bonds and Courthouse Remands
If a judge remands someone into custody, the court order, transport, booking and custody record may need to be processed before a bond can be accepted. No specific processing or release time can be promised.
Information that helps a licensed agent begin the bail process after a courthouse remand:
- Defendant's complete legal name
- Case number
- Courthouse
- Courtroom or department
- Judge-ordered bail amount, if available
- Approximate time of remand
- Receiving facility, once identified
- Known holds or release conditions
Cash bail
The full bail amount is paid directly using a method accepted by the authorized government cashier. Identification and verification requirements apply. Confirm accepted payment methods with the facility.
Bail bond
A licensed bail agent submits the bond. The customer pays the filed premium and agrees to the written contract, including any applicable collateral or payment terms.
OC Sheriff cashier and bail information
Orange County Central Justice Center — 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana
Orange County Bail Payment Options and Remote Paperwork
Post It Bail Bonds accepts multiple payment methods. Payment arrangements may be available depending on the bond amount and the terms of the written bail agreement. Eligible paperwork may be completed by telephone, email or electronic signature — you do not need to visit the office in person to begin the process.
All premium amounts, payment terms, collateral requirements and obligations are stated in the written bail agreement. Final terms depend on the specific case.
Orange County Cities We Serve
Post It Bail Bonds assists families throughout Orange County, including arrests by city police departments and defendants in Orange County Sheriff custody.
Why Orange County Families Choose Post It Bail Bonds
Filed 8% premium rate
Post It Bail Bonds uses its filed 8% premium rate — lower than the 10% rate many California agents charge. The exact premium is stated in the written agreement.
California license #1M37243
Post It Bail Bonds is a licensed California bail agent. License number #1M37243 is verifiable through the California Department of Insurance.
Real Orange County office
The physical office is at 722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite F in the City of Orange. Real office photographs and an exterior video are on this page.
Orange County telephone assistance 24/7
Call (657) 223-6262 any time. A licensed agent is available by telephone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
English and Spanish assistance
Licensed agents provide assistance in both English and Spanish.
Online inquiry and eligible electronic paperwork
You may begin the process remotely. Eligible paperwork can be completed using electronic signatures through Post It Online Bail.
Written explanation of all terms
Premium, payment terms, collateral requirements and co-signer obligations are explained in writing before a bond is posted.
Post It Bail Bonds Orange Office
Post It Bail Bonds — Orange County Office
722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite F
Orange, CA 92868
Orange, CA 92868
Orange County: (657) 223-6262
Phone assistance available 24/7
Office visits require calling before visiting.
Orange Office Directions
The Orange office is at 722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite F. Call before visiting so a licensed agent can confirm the best time to meet and answer questions about your situation.
Orange Police Department, Theo Lacy Facility, and Orange County criminal courts are separate government locations. Confirm custody, court, and facility details directly with the appropriate agency.
Find our Orange office
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Watch this short exterior view to help identify our office at 722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite F, Orange, CA 92868. Please call before visiting.
Post It Bail Bonds — Orange County
722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite FOrange, CA 92868Orange County: (657) 223-6262
Office visits: Call before visiting
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Post It Bail Bonds — Orange County Office
Post It Bail Bonds office at 722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite F.
Theo Lacy Facility
Orange County jail facility; confirm custody details through official sources.
Orange Police Department
Separate City of Orange government facility.
Central Justice Center
Orange County court resource; confirm assigned courthouse and hearing details.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a bail bond in Orange County?
Call Post It Bail Bonds at (657) 223-6262 or submit an online inquiry. Provide the defendant's name, date of birth, arresting agency and city. A licensed agent will help confirm available booking and custody information, explain the written agreement, and coordinate the bond at the authorized posting location.
How much does an Orange County bail bond cost?
Post It Bail Bonds uses its filed 8% premium rate. For example, a $10,000 bail amount results in an $800 premium. The premium is the fee for the bail bond and is different from the full bail amount. Final premium, payment terms and collateral requirements are stated in the written agreement.
What is Post It Bail Bonds' filed premium rate?
Post It Bail Bonds uses a filed 8% premium rate. Many California bail agents charge 10%. The exact premium for a specific bond is stated in the written bail agreement.
Can I start an Orange County bail bond online?
Yes. You may begin the process remotely by submitting an online inquiry or calling (657) 223-6262. A licensed agent must review the case and coordinate the bond. Not every bond can be completed without in-person involvement.
Can paperwork be signed electronically?
Eligible paperwork may be completed using electronic signatures through Post It Online Bail. A licensed agent will confirm which documents can be handled remotely for your specific case.
What information is needed to start?
Provide the defendant's full legal name, date of birth, arresting agency and city. Booking number, bail amount and custody location are helpful but not required to begin. A licensed agent can help gather additional information.
Where are bail bonds accepted by OC Sheriff?
OC Sheriff accepts bonds at authorized posting locations. Housing location and bond-posting location may differ. Confirm current posting procedures with OC Sheriff before traveling. Hours and procedures may change.
Can bail be posted at the Intake Release Center?
OC Sheriff currently lists bond acceptance at the Intake Release Center (550 N. Flower Street, Santa Ana) 24 hours a day. Hours and procedures may change. Confirm current information with OC Sheriff before traveling.
Can bail be posted at Theo Lacy?
OC Sheriff currently lists bond acceptance at Theo Lacy Facility (501 The City Drive South, Orange) daily from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Hours and procedures may change. Confirm current information with OC Sheriff before traveling.
How do I find someone arrested in Orange County?
Use the official OC Sheriff Inmate Information System and search by name or booking number. A recent booking may not appear immediately, and someone may be held by another agency. Post It Bail Bonds does not operate the OC Sheriff inmate system.
What happens after a courthouse remand?
If a judge remands someone into custody, the court order, transport, booking and custody record may need to be processed before a bond can be accepted. Contact Post It Bail Bonds with the case number, courthouse, courtroom, judge-ordered bail amount and approximate time of remand.
How long does release take after a bond is accepted?
There is no guaranteed release time. After a bond is accepted, the detention facility controls release processing. Holds, medical clearance, staffing and facility procedures can affect timing.
Are payment arrangements available?
Payment arrangements may be available depending on the bond amount and the terms of the written bail agreement. A licensed agent will explain available options. All terms are stated in writing.
Where is the Post It Orange County office?
The Post It Bail Bonds Orange County office is at 722 W. Chapman Ave., Suite F, Orange, CA 92868. Call (657) 223-6262 before visiting so a licensed agent can confirm the best time to meet.
Does Post It operate the OC Sheriff inmate system?
No. Post It Bail Bonds is a licensed bail bond agency. The OC Sheriff Inmate Information System is operated by the Orange County Sheriff's Department. Post It Bail Bonds can help you understand next steps once you have confirmed custody information.
Reviewed by Alfred Villa
California Licensed Bail Agent — California Bail License #1M37243
This page has been reviewed for accuracy of information about Orange County bail, jail and courthouse procedures.
Orange County official resources
Orange Police Department
Orange Police Department serves the City of Orange. For a recent arrest or booking, confirm current custody information directly with the agency.
Orange Police DepartmentTheo Lacy Facility
Theo Lacy Facility is an Orange County jail facility. Use the OC Sheriff inmate information system for current custody records.
OC Sheriff inmate informationOrange County criminal courts
Confirm the assigned courthouse, department, case status, and hearing details directly with Orange County Superior Court.
Orange County Superior CourtOrange County inmate search and jail information
For current Orange County custody information, use the official OC Sheriff Inmate Information System and search by name or booking number. A recent arrest may not appear immediately, or the person may be held by another agency.
Open the OC inmate-search guide