Law enforcement activities are shared by the Dinuba Police Department and the Tulare County Sheriff’s Department. Policing within the city limits is carried out by the Police Department. The county Sheriff’s Office patrols nearby areas outside the city limits.

Anyone arrested by the Dinuba Police Department may be temporarily held at the Dinuba police station. All detained individuals are transported for booking to the Tulare County Jail in Visalia. Men are booked and processed at the Main Jail and women at the Bob Wiley Detention Facility (BWDF).

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What happens next after someone is booked into jail?

The defendant will want to be released from custody as quickly as possible. If the case is very minor, they may be released on their "own recognizance," meaning no bail is necessary. If not, find out the amount of bail required for release from jail.

How do I pay bail?

Paying bail directly to the jail is sometimes referred to as "cash bail." Simply put, you pay the full amount from your own money. It also means that anyone, you will receive refund of the bail after the conclusion of the case.

If you cannot afford the full bail amount, which is often in excess of $10,000, you can utilize a bail bondsman who will charge 10% as a non-refundable fee.

What methods of payment are acceptable to pay my bail?

You can use cash, of course. You can also use cash equivalents. Most jurisdictions accept cashier’s checks and money orders. If you use a bondsman, bail payment options may include credit cards or payment plans.

What services does 888 Bail Bond offer?

888 Bail Bond conveniently accepts all major credit cards such as American Express, Discover, Master Card and Visa.

At Rynerson Bail Bonds we understand that sometimes the only solution is to finance your bail bond. We can work with you and come up with an affordable payment plan for you. We are flexible and want to find a workable solution. Our goal is to develop a financing plan the works for you.

  Bail Bonds offers other options. You may qualify for a collateral backed bond. You may also be able to get a no-collateral bond if you meet certain qualifications. Talk to our bail bonds agent to get more information about this option.