IMPERIAL BAIL BONDS
WE PROVIDE BAIL BONDS FOR IMPERIAL JAILS

If you have a friend or family member in jail in IMPERIAL County, we’re here to help you understand the bail bond process. Likely, you never thought you would find yourself in this situation. Most of our customers have never utilized a IMPERIAL bail bond service before. We are happy to explain the process so that you understand the IMPERIAL jail system, the cost of the bail bond, your responsibilities and your optionsshould you decide to proceed with the bail bond. A California licensed bail bondsman is available to answer your IMPERIAL bail bonds questions 24 hours / 7 days. For your IMPERIAL Bail Bond needs, call us at (877) 500-4999

With a population of nearly 150,000, Imperial County is one of the poorest counties in the state. And with two jails that can hold up to 622 people each, the crime rate in the communities of Imperial County is high. If you or someone you know needs an Imperial County bail bondsman, you first need to know a little about this county, which borders Arizona and Mexico.

The cities and communities of Imperial County include: El Centro, Calexico, Brawley, Imperial, Calipatria, Holtville, Westmoreland, Heber, Seeley, Niland, Salton City, Desert Shores, Winterhaven, Salton Sea Beach, Bombay Beach, Ocotillo and Palo Verde. The two jails that serve these cities and communities are:

Hebert Hughes Correctional Center Capacity: 324 men.

Regional Adult Detention Facility Capacity: 298 men and women.

The Imperial County Sheriff’s Office has several substations and if you are a loved one is arrested in Imperial County you may be questioned at one of the substations first. These substations are at Bombay Beach, Brawley, Niland, Palo Verde, Octotillo, Salton City and Winterhaven. While you may be questioned at a substation, you are not booked until you are taken to one of the two jails.

Once you are arrested, you may wonder how you can get out of jail as soon as possible. The best way is to get an Imperial County bail bondsman to help you post bail. If you are arrested on a simple traffic charge, there may be a preset bond and you can call an Imperial County bail bondsman immediately. If the charges are more serious, you will appear before a judge, who will set the amount of the Imperial County bail bond.

Now that bond has been set, you may be wondering what to do, especially if this is your first arrest. Your first phone call should be to Peoples Bail Bonds. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 1-866-492-8387. We make getting bailed out of jail as easy as 1-2-3!

,