Imperial Bondsman

Located in Imperial County, the City of Imperial is a great place to live and visit. However, if a family member, friend or loved one has been arrested and jailed by the Imperial Police Department, you’ll be glad you found our website today. We know the Imperial County jail system and will work our fastest to have your friend or loved one released as quickly and discreetly as possible. You’ll speak live with a professional bail bondsman who will offer you a no cost, no obligation consultation.

When you’re ready to post a bail bond, contact us at toll free 1-888-224-5266 to get the process started immediately.

ARREST, BOOKING & RELEASE INFORMATION

When arrested in Imperial, arrestees will be taken to the Imperial County Jail located in El Centro.

Once there, defendants will be booked into the system, which can take up to several hours to complete. Whan an inmate has been updated in the system, they will be eligible for bail. It can take anywhere from 2 to 4 hours for release from the Imperial County Jail once a bond has been posted.

Bail bonds can be posted at most California jails 24 hours a day. If the defendant is not bailed out, he or she will generally remain in custody until the matter has been resolved in a court of law.

BAIL PROCESS

Our licensed bondsmen will quickly get you through the approval process in just a few minutes over the phone. You can handle all the paperwork conveniently by email, fax or we can make arrangements to meet with you directly at the jail, your home or office. The choice is yours.

The bail bond fee is generally 10% of whatever the bail amount is. For example, if the bail is set at $20,000, the non-refundable bail fee will cost $2,000. Most bail bonds typically require payment prior to the defendants release from jail.

We offer flexible financing options to make the purchase of a bond easier for you. Within minutes we can let you know if you qualify for financing. When you do, we’ll work out payment arrangements with no additional taxes, fees or finance charges. Most find using a credit card the most convenient and fastest way to pay for a bail bond.

Our company will help you understand all of your responsibilities prior to bailing someone out of jail. As the indemnitor, (bail bond signer) you will be required to sign minimal, state-required paperwork and then make payment for the bond. The premium you pay for the bail bond is a non-refundable fee. You can read more about how bail bonds work.

IMPERIAL POLICE DEPARTMENT

Imperial Police Department
424 South Imperial Ave.
Imperial, CA 92251
Main: (760) 355-4327

The Imperial Police Department is committed to innovative strategies that best meet the needs of the community and community members. They are constantly striving to become more efficient and effective to meet the ever changing needs of the community.

YOUR BAIL BOND RESOURCE IN IMPERIAL

For additional information, please call us to find out how we can assist you in the City of Imperial. We will always provide you with additional bail bond information to help get your friend, family member or loved one out of jail today.

Contact us toll free at 888 BAIL BOND (1-888-224-5266).

“I understand the Imperial County bail system. I’ll work to have your friend or family member released as quickly as possible. I’m just a phone call away.”

- Greg Rynerson, Bondsman and Owner

 

Last updated: 02/09/2010