How Much Does a San Bernardino County Bail Bond Cost?
10% Premium — Standard California Rate
In most California cases the bail-bond premium is 10% of the bail amount set by the court or bail schedule. A $50,000 bail requires a $5,000 premium. The premium is the fee paid to the bail agent and is not refunded when the case ends.
Bail Schedule
Bail is initially set according to the San Bernardino County bail schedule for the specific charge. A judge may review and modify bail at arraignment. The current schedule is available through the SB Superior Court Criminal Division.
Payment Options
Payment arrangements, financing, and collateral requirements vary by situation. Any approved discount, payment arrangement, financing cost, collateral requirement, or other obligation will be stated in the written bail agreement. Call 1-855-479-4345 to discuss your options.
For California bail bond regulations, visit the California Department of Insurance bail bond consumer page.
How to Get Someone Out of a San Bernardino County Jail
Gather the arrested person's full legal name, date of birth, and city or county of arrest.
Search the official SBSD inmate locator to confirm the booking number and detention facility.
Call Post It Bail Bonds at 1-855-479-4345. A licensed agent is available 24/7.
Review and sign the bail agreement. Payment arrangements are discussed at this step.
The agent posts the bond at the facility. Release processing begins after the bond is accepted.
Release processing time varies by facility, staffing, and the person's custody status. Post It Bail Bonds cannot guarantee a specific release time. Cash bail and bail bonds are accepted 24 hours a day at SBSD facilities.
Remote Bail — Start the Process by Phone or Online
Post It Bail Bonds can begin the bail process remotely. Call 1-855-479-4345 at any hour. A licensed agent will gather the necessary information, prepare the bail agreement, and coordinate posting at the appropriate San Bernardino County facility — without requiring you to travel to the jail.
Call to Start the Bail Process — 1-855-479-4345San Bernardino County Jails
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department operates four main adult detention facilities. Facility placement depends on custody classification, capacity, medical and security needs, court transportation, and transfer decisions. Use the official inmate locator to confirm the current facility.
West Valley Detention Center (WVDC)
9500 Etiwanda Ave., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739
Main / Bail Information: 909-350-2476(government number)
Primary SBSD booking facility for western San Bernardino County, including Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Fontana, and surrounding cities. Bail bonds and cash bail accepted 24 hours a day.
Central Detention Center (CDC)
630 E. Rialto Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92415
Main: 909-386-0969(government number)
SBSD facility in the city of San Bernardino, serving the central county area. Bail bonds and cash bail accepted 24 hours a day.
Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center
18000 W. End of Institution Rd., Devore, CA 92407
Main: 909-473-3689(government number)
SBSD facility in the Devore area of San Bernardino County. Bail bonds and cash bail accepted 24 hours a day.
High Desert Detention Center (HDDC)
9438 Commerce Way, Adelanto, CA 92301
Main: 760-530-9300(government number)
SBSD facility serving the High Desert area, including Victorville, Hesperia, and Apple Valley. Bail bonds and cash bail accepted 24 hours a day.
San Bernardino County Courts
Criminal cases arising from arrests in San Bernardino County are heard in San Bernardino County Superior Court. The court operates multiple courthouses serving the county's geography, including locations in San Bernardino, Rancho Cucamonga, Victorville, Big Bear, Barstow, Joshua Tree, and Fontana.
Traffic Ticket
Search for a San Bernardino County traffic citation, review the fine, and access payment or court-appearance options.
Official Court SiteCriminal Case Records
Access publicly available San Bernardino County criminal case information, including case status and charges.
Official Court SiteCourt Date Search
Search the SB County court public access portal for upcoming hearing dates and courtroom assignments.
Official Court SiteRemanded at a San Bernardino County Courthouse?
If someone was remanded during a court appearance, call Post It Bail Bonds immediately. Court minutes, holding, transportation, booking, and database entry can all affect when a bond may be accepted.
Call 1-855-479-4345 — 24/7Types of Charges — San Bernardino County Bail Bonds
Post It Bail Bonds assists with bail for a wide range of charges throughout San Bernardino County. Call 1-855-479-4345 for information about your specific situation.
After Bail Is Posted
Attend all scheduled court appearances. Missing a court date can result in bond forfeiture and re-arrest.
Comply with all conditions of release set by the court, including any restrictions on travel, contact, or activity.
Keep Post It Bail Bonds informed of any address or contact changes.
Consult a licensed California attorney about the criminal case and court obligations.
Cities Served in San Bernardino County
Frequently Asked Questions — San Bernardino County Bail Bonds
How much does a bail bond cost in San Bernardino County?
In most California cases the bail-bond premium is 10% of the bond amount set by the court or bail schedule. For example, a $50,000 bail requires a $5,000 premium. The premium is the fee paid to the bail agent and is not refunded when the case ends. A bail agent must charge the rate filed by the surety company they represent. Call Post It Bail Bonds at 1-855-479-4345 for information about your specific situation.
How do I find someone arrested in San Bernardino County?
Use the official San Bernardino County Sheriff inmate locator at wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/corrections/inmate-locator/ to search by full legal name or booking number. For additional help, call the SBSD jail information line at 909-350-2476 or Post It Bail Bonds at 1-855-479-4345.
Which jail will someone be taken to after a San Bernardino County arrest?
The San Bernardino County Sheriff operates four main adult detention facilities: West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga (909-350-2476), Central Detention Center in San Bernardino (909-386-0969), High Desert Detention Center in Adelanto (760-530-9300), and Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center in Devore (909-473-3689). Facility placement depends on custody classification, capacity, medical and security needs, court transportation, and transfer decisions. Use the official inmate locator to confirm the current facility.
How long does it take to get someone out of a San Bernardino County jail?
After a bail bond is posted and accepted, release processing time varies by facility, staffing, and the person's custody status. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department controls release processing. Post It Bail Bonds cannot guarantee a specific release time. Cash bail and bail bonds are accepted 24 hours a day at SBSD facilities.
Can Post It Bail Bonds post bail remotely for a San Bernardino County arrest?
Yes. Post It Bail Bonds can begin the bail process by phone or online. Call 1-855-479-4345 at any hour. A licensed agent will gather the necessary information, prepare the bail agreement, and coordinate posting at the appropriate facility.
Does Post It Bail Bonds serve all of San Bernardino County?
Yes. Post It Bail Bonds serves all of San Bernardino County, including San Bernardino, Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Victorville, Rialto, Hesperia, Chino, Upland, Chino Hills, Apple Valley, Redlands, Yucaipa, Colton, Highland, Loma Linda, Adelanto, Barstow, Big Bear Lake, Twentynine Palms, and all unincorporated communities. Available 24/7 at 1-855-479-4345.
What is the San Bernardino County bail schedule?
The San Bernardino County bail schedule sets presumptive bail amounts for specific charges. A judge may review and modify bail at arraignment. The current felony and misdemeanor bail schedule is available through the San Bernardino County Superior Court Criminal Division at sanbernardino.courts.ca.gov/divisions/criminal. Call Post It Bail Bonds at 1-855-479-4345 once a bail amount has been set.
What happens if someone is remanded at a San Bernardino County courthouse?
A defendant attending court while out of custody may be remanded if a judge orders detention, revokes release, or increases bail. Court staff must complete the custody order before the defendant is transferred to a detention facility. Court minutes, holding, transportation, booking, and database entry can all affect when a bond may be accepted. Call Post It Bail Bonds at 1-855-479-4345 immediately for courthouse remand assistance.
What charges does Post It Bail Bonds handle in San Bernardino County?
Post It Bail Bonds assists with bail for a wide range of charges in San Bernardino County, including DUI, domestic violence, assault and battery, drug charges, theft, felony charges, warrant arrests, and other matters where bail has been authorized. Call 1-855-479-4345 for information about your specific situation.
What do I need to start the bail process?
To start the bail process, gather the arrested person's full legal name, date of birth, and the county or city of arrest. A booking number and facility name are helpful but not always required at the start. Call Post It Bail Bonds at 1-855-479-4345 and a licensed agent will guide you through the rest.
Is a co-signer required for a San Bernardino County bail bond?
Co-signer requirements depend on the bond amount, the defendant's ties to the community, employment, and other factors evaluated by the bail agent and surety company. Call Post It Bail Bonds at 1-855-479-4345 to discuss the specific situation.
What are the San Bernardino County Superior Court locations?
San Bernardino County Superior Court operates multiple courthouses, including locations in San Bernardino, Rancho Cucamonga (Fontana), Victorville, Big Bear, Barstow, Joshua Tree, and Fontana. The courthouse assigned to a case depends on the city of arrest and the type of charge. Visit sanbernardino.courts.ca.gov for current courthouse locations and division assignments.