Cerritos Jail

Bail Bonds Near Cerritos Jail

Finding the right bail bond company takes half of the burden off your shoulders when dealing with the difficulties of having a loved one taken to Cerritos Jail.

As a long-established bail bond company, we have helped thousands of bail bond-eligible arrestees to be released from different jails all over California. We offer affordable, reliable, and convenient bail bond service.

Need a bail bond fast? Get your free, no-obligation bail bond quote HERE.

ABOUT CERRITOS JAIL

Cerritos Jail is the on-site temporary holding facility of Cerritos Station. Cerritos Jail houses a group of pre-trial arrestees who are being booked.

Holdover inmates who are waiting to be transferred and detainees who are waiting to post bail are also being held here.

Cerritos Station was built in 1997, but the city has been contracting policing services with the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department since 1956.

The 28,000-square-foot complex is operated by the City of Cerritos and is connected to the Cerritos City Hall. Aside from the correctional facility, the station provides the following services as well:

• At-risk youth outreach
• Crime prevention training
• Fingerprinting
• Home and business security inspections
• Police reports
• Vacation security checks

In 2001, Cerritos Station and the local government developed programs for effectively identifying suspects in order to quickly solve more crimes.

These includes a fingerprint program. For this specific purpose, an Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) was installed in Cerritos Station.

In addition, Cerritos Station hired a Community Safety Officers (CSO) who were trained by Scientific Services Bureau in latent fingerprint recovery. The CSOs handle all requests regarding latent fingerprint issues.

Cerritos Station’s fingerprint program services the cities of Artesia, Bellflower, Carson, La Marada, Lakewood, Norwalk, and Paramount as well.

The station also has a full-time Forensic Identification Specialist II (FIS II) and can rapidly checks property crimes through CAL ID.

How can I get a bail bond?

Step 1: Call us at 800-333-7800.

One of our expert bail bondsmen will take the call. You may also email us or fill out our contact form HERE.

Step 2: Complete the paperwork

We’ll send you the forms via email.

Make sure that you’ve lodged in all the information required. Digitally sign the forms (including the indemnity agreement) then email them back to us.

In some instances, we do require our clients to pledge a collateral. However, this is a case-by-case basis.

Step 3: Pay the bond premium

The bond premium is usually 10% of the bail amount set by the judge. The fee is non-refundable. The bond premium is the fee owed by the defendant and co-signers (if any) for the bail bondsman’s services.

Step 4:  The bail will be posted

One of our bail agents will go to Cerritos Jail to post bail. Please take note that the defendant will only be released after he or she has been booked.