Beverly Hills Bail Bonds
Beverly Hills Police Department Jail Information
Beverly Hills Police Department is one of the more modern jail facilities. They have a very simple system for the bail bonds process, which makes it easy for us to have your friend or family member released from their custody. Once the arrestee arrives at the jail, the booking process normally begins immediately, unless they are unusually busy, which would then delay the process.The jail will obtain basic personal information, take a booking photo, and fingerprints of the person in custody. Then, they send the fingerprints out to the Department of Justice (D.O.J.) to search for any active warrants. If the fingerprints are returned with an active warrant, the jail will then book them on that case in addition to the current arrest. If the prints come back without warrants, the arrestee will be eligible for bail immediately.
Once the arrestee is ready for bail, our bail agent will go to the 2nd floor to post the bond with the jailer on duty. After they have accepted our bond, we will go downstairs to the ground level and outside of the building to wait for the person to be released. Your Premiere Bail Bonds Agent will show you where the door is that they will be released from and wait with you for their release. The entire bail process is quick and typically takes no more than one hour.
The Beverly Hills Jail is a temporary holding facility for arrestees, who are usually held here for a few days until they are released on bail or have had their bail hearing.
Beverly Hills Police Department Jail Directions
The Beverly Hills Police Department building is located across the street from the Beverly Hills City Hall at 464 N. Rexford Drive, between Santa Monica Blvd. and Burton Way. You’ll find free parking in the multi-level parking lot adjacent to the Beverly Hills Public Library, which is also located in the same complex.Beverly Hills Police Department – Pay-to-Stay
The Beverly Hills Police Dept. also offer a Pay-to-Stay program for sentenced inmates.This program allows an inmate to pay a daily fee of $110 per day to stay in the jail rather than be sent to the LA County Jail, and work during the day. However, there are a number of restrictions, such as, meals must be pre-packaged commercial frozen dinners only. No cellular phones, laptops and no visitation except on Saturday, Sunday and holidays.Beverly Hills Jail Visitation
Inmates are allowed 1 visit per day, with a maximum of 2 adults and 1 child who is accompanied by a legal parent or guardian. Visits are no longer than 30 minutes each. Visiting hours are Monday through Friday from 10:00am to 11:30pm.When you need to bail a person out of jail from the Beverly Hills Police Department or Jail you will need to obtain a bail bond to secure the release of the defendant. For bail bonds in Beverly Hills and surrounding areas please call 1-888-523-1033 for immediate bail bonds assistance.
Beverly Hills Police Department
http://www.ci.beverly-hills.ca.us/cbh-doc/services/depts/police/police.html
310.550.4951