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Huntington Beach Bail Bonds

Huntington Beach police run their own city jail and can release on bail, bond or citation. A licensed agent answers every call, any hour.

✓Serving all of Huntington Beach
✓Huntington Beach City Jail
✓Agents on call 24/7
Call (714) 364-2901
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Local Process

After an Arrest in Huntington Beach

The Huntington Beach Police Department polices the city from 2000 Main St.

The Huntington Beach City Jail, a Type I jail at the same address, releases people on bail, bond or citation. Anyone held longer goes to the OC Sheriff's Intake Release Center in Santa Ana.

Criminal cases from Huntington Beach are heard at the West Justice Center, 8141 13th St, Westminster, which also serves Costa Mesa, Fountain Valley and Garden Grove. Some felony hearings are held at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana.

Our Santa Ana office covers Huntington Beach around the clock. Day or night, a licensed agent answers your call and can start the bond right away.

OnCall Bail Bonds agent at the front desk in front of the OnCall sign

Our Office and the Local Jail

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Santa Ana

200 N Broadway, Ste 100-A, Santa Ana, CA 92701
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Huntington Beach City Jail

2000 Main St, Huntington Beach, CA 92648
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Coverage

Orange County Jails We Serve

Most HBPD arrests start at the city jail on Main St. People held longer are moved to a county facility through the Intake Release Center.

We post bonds at every jail in Orange County. Not sure where they are? Call and we'll find them.

OnCall Bail Bonds agent on a headset, ready to take calls 24/7

Nearby Cities We Serve

Fountain Valley
Westminster
Costa Mesa
Seal Beach
Newport Beach
Garden Grove
Santa Ana
Los Alamitos
Cypress
Stanton
Inside the OnCall Bail Bonds office

How It Works

01

Call Us

We confirm where your loved one is held and the bail amount, then gather what we need to get started.

02

Sign by Phone

We explain your options and complete the paperwork with you, securely by phone or online.

03

We Post the Bond

A local agent posts the bond with the Huntington Beach City Jail or the county jail holding your loved one, and we keep you updated throughout.

04

Release

Once the bond is posted, the jail processes the release. We explain what comes next, including court dates.

What Families Say

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Google review · Oct 2025
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“Hands down best bail bonds. Worked with only cash I could offer, let us do payment plan. My children’s father got to spend Christmas with family. Highly recommend.”

Clark Sioson
Google review · Oct 2025
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“Great service, fast, signed and paid my boyfriend’s bail in 20 minutes, bondsman kind, polite, no delay, positive attitude.”

Ethan Lampkin
Google review · Sep 2025
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Common Questions

Where are people arrested in Huntington Beach taken?

HBPD arrests are held at the Huntington Beach City Jail, 2000 Main St, which can release on bail, bond or citation. Some are transferred to the Intake Release Center in Santa Ana.

How long does release from the Huntington Beach jail take?

We post the bond as soon as the paperwork is done. Release times vary with how busy the jail is and whether the person has been transferred. We'll keep you posted.

Which court handles Huntington Beach cases?

The Orange County Superior Court's West Justice Center, 8141 13th St, Westminster. Some felony hearings are held at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana. The defendant must make every court date for the bond to stay in good standing.

How much does a bail bond cost in Huntington Beach?

Premiums are typically 10% of the bail amount, based on rates filed with the California Department of Insurance. We explain the full cost up front, and flexible payment plans are available.

Do I have to come to the office?

No. You can sign everything from your phone, any hour. If you'd rather meet in person, our Santa Ana office at 200 N Broadway, Ste 100-A is open 24/7.

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