Maywood Jail

Maywood Jail is a small, temporary holding facility inside Maywood Police Station. In July 1, 2010, Maywood Police Station has contracted its policing services to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, specifically East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station, after 86 years.

The 60 members of the Maywood Police Station were disbanded due to more than $400,000 deficit in the general fund budget.

Since 2010, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is responsible for Maywood Jail, the people who are detained there, and the jail staff.

Detainees inside Maywood Jail are waiting to be bailed out, awaiting arraignment, or about to be bused out to a different county jail.

If there’s too much arrestees brought to Maywood Jail, the arrestees will immediately be transferred to larger county jails such as Men’s Central Jail, Twin Tower’s Correctional Facility, or Lynwood Jail to avoid overcrowding.

Maywood Jail permits long-term stay for eligible inmates. These are classified as inmate workers. These sentenced inmates can serve their time at Maywood Jail.

They will be assigned various tasks that they must complete for a minimum of four hours each day, five days a week.

How to get a bail bond from us

1. Give us a call. Our expert bail bondsmen are ready to take your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
2. Complete the necessary paperwork. You don’t need to go to our office to do this. As long as you have an internet connection, you’ll be able to sign the documents for the immediate issuance of the bail bond.This will be done through DigitalBond – our secured digital transaction management service.The bail bond documents that needs to be signed will be sent to you via email.We’ll immediately execute the bond and have our professional bond agent bring the bond to Maywood Jail once we have received the signed documents.
3. Pay the bond premium. This is usually 10% (lower in some cases) of the bail bond amount set by the judge.
4. Provide a collateral. In most cases, we offer no-collateral bail bonds. The purpose of collateral is to help protect the bail bond company from losses if the defendant flees.
5. The bail bond will be posted and the arrestee will be released from jail after he or she has been booked.