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INFORMATION ON MEN’S CENTRAL JAIL

Men’s Central Jail (MCJ) is one of the correctional facilities operated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office.

The 935,000-square-foot building has an inmate bed capacity of 5,640. Inmates being housed here range from general population to high-security.

General population inmates who are eligible to attend school may do so at La Puente Hacienda Unified School District. General population inmates’ classes are located on the 3000 and 4000 floor.

Men’s Central Jail has a variety of services that caters to the needs of the detainees. These are, but not limited to, the following:

• Telephone access – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• Library – located on the 5000 floor is open to all sentenced inmates from 12:00 noon until 4 pm, Mondays through Fridays.
• Visiting hours – family members may visit their loved ones incarcerated inside MCJ from 10 am up to 8 pm, Thursdays through Sundays. They are allotted 15 minutes per visit.
• Religious observance – inmates who wish to practice their religious activities may fill out a request form at the Religious Volunteer Services Office.
• Exercise and recreation – general population inmates are allowed to exercise 3 hours per week at the exercise yard located on the 3000 floor. High-security inmates may do so on the 9000 floor.

In addition, MCJ has an on-site medical area for inmates who require constant medical care such as diabetics.

What do you accept as collateral?

• Credit cards – The amount that you’ll pledge as collateral will not appear on your monthly bill nor will it incur an interest. We will simply put a hold on it.
• Letter of Credit from a Bank – this is a guarantee that your bank will provide us. Basically, your bank is saying that you have a sufficient amount required for the bond.
• Real estate – home or land that you own that is located in the United States.
• Marketable securities – examples of these are government bonds, common stocks, or certificates of deposit. We’ll put these liquid financial instruments in a collateral account until the bond is exonerated or discharged.

We also provide no-collateral bonds. The only thing we’ll need from you is your signature if you’re eligible for this option.

No-collateral bonds, also known as signature bonds, have a set of requirements that must be completed. Call us to see if you are eligible.