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City of Bell Bail Bonds Bell

Bell Police Department & Jail Information

Bell Police Department was established in 1927. The building is located at 6326 Pine Avenue in Bell, where they are prepared to house up to 7 inmates at one time. Most arrestees are usually able to post bail, but if not, they will be transferred to the Men’s Central Jail (Twin Towers) in Downtown Los Angeles, or Lynwood Jail (CRDF) for women. The process of bailing out from the Central Jail takes much longer, usually 8-12 hours or more; therefore, it’s advisable to bail an inmate out as soon as possible from the Bell Jail, which typically takes about between 15 minutes to 1 hour from the time we post the bond until they are released from custody. The inmate is released from the rear of the jail and walked around to the front of the building, where they can be met by the person waiting to pick them up.

The Bell Police Department is open 24/7, so we can post bail at any time of the day or night, for everyone’s convenience. You can call Premiere Bail Bonds for inmate information and details of their arrest at any time, and we will explain the bail process to you in detail. 

Bell Police Department & Jail Directions

They are off of Gage Avenue between Slauson Avenue to the north and Florence Avenue to the south.

From the 710 Freeway North: Take the Atlantic Blvd exit, EXIT 17A, toward Maywood. Turn slight right onto S Atlantic Blvd. S Atlantic Blvd becomes Atlantic Ave. Turn right onto Gage Ave. Take the 2nd right onto Pine Ave.  6326 PINE AVE is on the right.

From the 710 Freeway South: Take the Atlantic Blvd exit, EXIT 17A, toward Maywood. Turn slight right onto S Atlantic Blvd. S Atlantic Blvd becomes Atlantic Ave. Turn right onto Gage Ave. Take the 2nd right onto Pine Ave.  6326 Pine Ave is on the right.

Bell Police Department - Pay-to-Stay Program

The Pay-to-Stay Program currently provides only three cells for this purpose. There is a flat set-up fee of $150 due upfront, and a $75 fee per night spent at the jail. To apply for this service you must talk with the Bell Police Department when you have been arrested.