Norwalk Bail Bonds
Norwalk was the 4th station established by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Captain Patrick Maxwell currently manages this station currently, which has had three separate locations over the years, is located at the Civic Center and has been in operation since June of 1972, serving the cities of Norwalk, La Mirada, and South Whittier.
Norwalk Station & Jail Information
The Norwalk Station is a considered a Type-1 facility, meaning it only holds inmates for a couple of days until their arraignment, and then transfers them to the LA County Jail, unless they have been bailed out before the two days have past. Once transferred, the bail process could take a day or more, due to the heavy volume at the LA County Jail.
The bail process takes between 30 minutes to two hours, once our bail bond has been accepted and posted. We do recommend that you start the bail process as soon as you learn of a friend or family member’s arrest. This will help to expedite the bail process and get the arrestee released as quickly as possible.
There is adequate parking available on site, and the lobby is open to the public, where you can wait for the inmate to be released.
Norwalk Station & Jail Directions
From I-5 Freeway North: Take the Norwalk Blvd exit, EXIT 121, toward Norwalk. Turn right onto Norwalk Blvd. Take the 2nd right onto Civic Center Dr. and the Norwalk Station will be on your left.
From I-5 Freeway South: Take EXIT 121 toward Norwalk BL. and make a slight left onto Union St. Take the 1st
left onto Norwalk Blvd. and then turn right onto Civic Center Dr. where the Norwalk Station will be on your left.
From La Mirada: Take Imperial Highway west toward Norwalk and make a left turn onto Bloomfield Ave. Make the 1st right onto Civic Center Dr and the Norwalk Station will be on your right.
Norwalk Jail - Inmate Visitation
Visitation is allowed from 1 pm to 3 pm daily, for about 10 – 15 minutes.
LASD - Norwalk Station
12335 Civic Center Dr.
Norwalk, CA 90650
