Pasadena Bail Bonds
Pasadena Police Department & Jail Information
The Pasadena Police Department & Jail is located in the Old Town section of the city. The jail is in an older part of the building with a small waiting area. There is plenty of parking around the building, where a Premiere Bail Agent will meet you to post bail for your friend or family member. Our agents are very familiar with how the bail process works at the Pasadena Jail and usually see inmates released within 15 to 45 minutes, once our bail bond has been approved.The jail is known to keep inmates in their custody until they go to court for their arraignment hearing, which is usually within 48 hours of their arrest. Once they are arraigned, if they have not already posted bail for their release, they will be transferred to a Los Angeles County jail usually downtown for men, and the Lynwood Jail for women, where bailing out an inmate can take 12 hours or more because of the volume of inmates waiting to be processed.
Because of the lengthy time it takes to bail someone out of a county jail facility, you’ll want to post bail while they are awaiting their arraignment hearing in the Pasadena Jail. This will assure you and the inmate that they will be released from custody, once the booking process is completed, within a relatively short period of time.
Pasadena Police Department & Jail Directions
The Pasadena Police Department is located at 207 North Garfield Avenue. Whether coming from the 210, or
134 Freeways, you can easily get to the Pasadena Police and Jail just south of the 210 and 134 freeways. They are
on the corner of East Walnut, across the street from the Pasadena Public Library, between the major streets of North
Fair Oaks Avenue and North Los Robles Avenue, and close to North Marengo Avenue and N Euclid Ave.
Pay-to-Stay Inmate/Worker Program
This program is available to qualifying inmates for $138 per day, plus a one-time administrative fee of $62. Inmate workers may have visitors seven days a week from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm. All inmates participating in this program are required by law to work a minimum of four hours each day outside of their jail cells, which includes assisting with simple chores around the jail. These chores include; laundry, food prep, removing trash and some cleaning. Inmates unwilling or unable to complete these tasks will not be allowed to participate in the program. They also have a program where inmates can leave the jail to go to work at their regular jobs, but must return to the jail for a specific time period each night.
Pasadena Jail – Inmate Visitation
You may visit an inmate who has been in the jail for at least 24 hours from 1 pm to 3 pm every day. Visits are for 15 minutes with only two visitors allowed at one time.
Pasadena Police Department
http://www.ci.pasadena.ca.us/police/
207 North Garfield Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91101
(626) 744-4501
