Orange County

Orange County Bail Bonds Office

COUNTY.

A hub of technology, tourism, and white-sand shores, Orange County is one of the most sought-after spots on the California map, welcoming in around 49.4million visitors each year. Brimming with attractions, including world-renowned Disneyland, it’s no surprise that opportunistic crime often walks hand-in-hand. With a population of 138,669, a crime occurs every minute in the region, with theft coming top of the non-violent crime charts, and assault and robbery reported to be the most common violent crime in the county.

Seeing a steady decline in violent crime, recognized as safer than 35% of US cities, the most common crime in Orange County involves property crime, with a 1.5% chance of residents becoming a victim each year. And when it comes to serious crimes, namely murder, rape, robbery, and assault? Orange County comes in far below the national average.

Ultimately, we understand that being arrested is often a blip in the road. Whether you’re on a quest to make it to work in the morning, on a mission to be home in time to tuck your children in, or simply seeking a hassle-free road to freedom, our primary aim is to work alongside you, acting as the messenger between you and your loved ones. Orange County’s industry leaders, we represent the gold standard of bail bond agents, known for our ultra-efficient releases.

JAILS.

Housing fifteen jails, ranging from the maximum-security Theo Lacy Facility to minimum-security James Musick Facility, Orange County incarcerates arrestees of all levels, from non-violent misdemeanors and beyond.

Orange County’s north is home to Cypress Jail, Fullerton City Jail, and Anaheim Jail – all home to medium-security prisoners, with Fullerton also housing some of the county’s most violent offenders in its maximum-security zone.

In contrast, Orange County’s southern region plays host to Laguna Beach Jail, a medium-to-maximum-security facility for males and females, Newport Beach Jail, a type 1 detention facility for up to 96 hours, Irvine City Jail that sees 480 bookings each year, and Costa Mesa Jail, a medium-security facility that houses an average of 10 inmates, for up to 72 hours each.

Other Orange County jails include 16-bed, minimum-security Buena Park Jail, 82-bed Huntington Beach Jail, 72-bed La Habra Jail for males and females, medium-security La Palma Jail, and the dormitory-style Central Men’s & Women’s Jail, boasting a capacity of 1433.

COURTS.

Orange County is home to nine state courts; Central Justice Center, Community Court, Civil Complex Center, North Justice Center, West Justice Center, Harbor Justice Center, Lamoreaux Justice Center, Department CJ1 in Orange County Men's Jail, and California Court of Appeals, 4th District, Division Three, as well as one federal court; Ronald Reagan Federal Building & Courthouse.

Juveniles may be tried in either the Community Court or Lamoreaux Justice Center, with civil courts reserved for Central Justice Center, Civil Complex Center, and North Justice Center. Should you be seeking self-help resources to help navigate an appeal, or to simply better understand your case, many Orange County courts offer educational tools online.