Bell Jail

We Offer Bail Bond Services

We provide a bail bond service that is quick, reasonable, and dependable. Our professional bail agents are here to assist you 24 hours a day.

The entire bail bond process can be done online. We’ll simply send you the bail bond paperwork via our DigitalBond online secure platform.

Bell Jail

Bell Jail is a 20-bed local detention facility that is operated by the City of Bell Police Department.

As a Type 1 Jail Facility under Title 15 of the California Code of Regulations, Bell Jail can only hold arrestees up to 96 hours after they have been booked.

Bell Jail receives and incarcerate persons who are waiting for their arraignment, pending transfer to a larger facility, and any other person who is detained under court order.

Easy Bail Bond Processing

1. Call us at 800-333-7800 to start the bail bond process immediately.
2. We’ll send you the required paperwork to sign. There’s no need to come to our office to do this procedure. We’ll deliver it to you using our encrypted digital transaction management system.
3. Post a collateral if required. The collateral serves as a type of insurance in the event that the arrestee fails to meet his or her bail bond requirements. In most circumstances, a collateral is not required.
4. Pay the bond premium. The bond premium is the charge for our bail bond company’s services..
5. At the jail where the individual is being kept, the bail bondsman will post the bond.

What is a bail bond for?

When a person is arrested, the court will require that they post bail before being released from jail.

The goal of bail is to ensure that the defendant will appear in court when summoned.

If the defendant fails to attend his or her court proceedings, the bail will be forfeited and a warrant will be issued for the defendant’s arrest.

How long will the arrestee be released from jail?

This will depend on the booking process of the jail where the arrestee is being held. In smaller jails, booking takes roughly an hour while in larger jails, the entire booking process can take up to 12 hours or more.

How much do I need to pay?

The bail bondsman will pay for the bail amount on behalf of the defendant.

We require a bond premium for this service. Typically, a bond premium equals 10% of the bail amount. In exceptional circumstances, we may issue a bond premium of less than 10%.

For example, if the judge sets the bail amount at $15,000, the bond premium will be $1,500.

We also offer no-collateral bonds in most cases, and an easy payment plan as well.

Please contact us for further details.