Barstow Jail Bail Bonds — Barstow, CA

Barstow Arrests: Police, Sheriff and Transfers

Two agencies make most arrests in the Barstow area. The Barstow Police Department is at 220 E. Mountain View Street, Suite B, Barstow, CA 92311, and handles the city. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Barstow station covers the surrounding unincorporated desert. Knowing which agency made the arrest helps when you call to confirm custody.

Local holding is short-term. People who remain in custody longer are often transferred to High Desert Detention Center, 9438 Commerce Way, Adelanto, the Sheriff's main jail for the High Desert. That move is why a person may first be reported in Barstow and later listed in Adelanto.

Barstow is about 77 miles from our San Bernardino office. We serve Barstow from that office, and paperwork can usually be signed remotely.

How to Find Someone Arrested in Barstow

The San Bernardino County Sheriff inmate locator (https://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/inmate-locator/) shows the housing facility and bail once someone is booked into the county system. If the person is still in local holding, they may not appear yet — call the arresting agency or call us and we'll help check.

Write down any booking number or case number you are given; it helps confirm the record and the bail amount quickly.

Court and Bail for Barstow Cases

Barstow cases are heard at the Barstow District Courthouse, 235 East Mountain View Street, Barstow, CA 92311 — on the same street as the police department. Bail is set from the San Bernardino County bail schedule or by a judge at arraignment.

The California bond premium is generally 10% of the bail amount, and payment plans may be available on approved credit. The Sheriff accepts bonds 24/7. Release timing depends on the facility's processing, and a transfer to Adelanto can add time.

1. Call (909) 406-6909 with the person's full name, date of birth and, if you have it, the booking number and facility.
2. We confirm the booking, the charges and the bail amount, and explain the premium and any co-signer or collateral needs.
3. The co-signer (indemnitor) reviews and signs the bail agreement — in person at our San Bernardino office or remotely.
4. The premium is paid or a payment plan is arranged; payment plans may be available on approved credit.
5. We post the bond with the Sheriff, and the jail processes the release. Timing depends on the facility.

Nearby Pages for Barstow Arrests

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