Huntington Park Jail

We understand the difficult situation you are in and can help you better navigate through it.

As a long-established bail bond company, we have helped thousands of bail bond-eligible arrestees be released from Huntington Park Jail.

If you need a bail bond fast, please contact us immediately.

Our 24-hour bail agents will help you every step of the way.

ABOUT HUNTINGTON PARK JAIL

Huntington Park Jail is a 22-bed facility that is being managed by the Huntington Park Police Department.

The city jail holds pre-arraignment detainees as well as those who are waiting to be handed over to the main jail of the Los Angeles County Sheriff.

Six full-time, non-sworn professional jailers maintains order and invokes the necessary disciplinary measures in Huntington Park Jail.

Their responsibilities are performed under the direction of a Lieutenant who is directly supervised by a Sergeant.

Eligible detainees are allowed to apply to Huntington Park Jail’s Inmate Worker Program. The program provide inmates with the opportunity to work so that they will have less idle time and learn new skills.

Male inmates who have been medically cleared and have been granted court order may serve up to 4 days in Huntington Park Jail as a trustee.

Huntington Park Jail has a zero-tolerance policy on sexually abusive behavior – from inmate-inmate sexual assaults to staff sexual misconduct.

It strictly implements the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) of 2003 which prevents and eliminates sexual assault and rape in correctional systems.

If at any point a person has experienced sexual abuse while in custody, the said person may report it to the Huntington Park Police Department by filling out this complaint form.

Easy online bail bond

A bail is a pledge provided by the defendant to the judge in order to be released from jail.

By posting bail, the defendant is promising that he or she will return to all future court proceedings or trials.

A bail bondsman, on the other hand, pledges to be liable to the defendant’s failure. Which means that if the defendant fails to return to his trials, the money that was paid by the bail bondsman for the release of the defendant will be taken by the court.

A defendant does not need to give the court the entire bail amount. The bail bondsman will do it for him.

In return, the defendant and his co-guarantors (family or friends who will be responsible for the defendant) will pay the bond premium to the bail bondsman. This is usually 10% of the bail amount, or lower in some cases.

Once the paperwork has been completed, the bond premium paid, and the collateral pledged (if necessary), our bail bondsman will go to Huntington Park Jail to secure the defendant’s conditional release by posting a bail bond.

Completing the paperwork is fast, easy, and convenient. The whole process can be done online and in a manner of minutes.

We’ll send you everything via our secured online transaction management service.