Southern California Inmate Locator and Custody Information

Free 24/7 Inmate Information for Southern California Jails.
Find your loved one, confirm charges and bail details, and understand the next steps.

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Southern California Inmate Information Services

We Provide Fast, Free Information For:
Inmate Search: Find out if your loved one has been arrested and is currently in a San Bernardino County jail.
Inmate Locating: Give us the inmate name and date of birth and we will identify the San Bernardino County facility as quickly as possible.
Inmate Release and Bail Information: Once we locate your loved one, we can check if bail has been set, provide the bail amount when available, explain basic release options and connect you with licensed bail bond help if you choose
There is no obligation. You decide how you want to move forward.

How Our Southern California Custody Information Process Works

You Contact Us

Call Us or complete the inmate information form with:
  • Inmate Name
  • Inmate Date of Birth
  • Your Name
  • Your Phone Number
  • Your Email Address

We Locate Your Loved One

We search Southern California jail systems and confirm:
  • If the person is in custody
  • Which facility they are in
  • Booking status and basic details
  • Bail information when available

We Provide You With Inmate Information

We give you the information in clear language so you know what is happening and what to expect next.
You can ask questions at any point.

You Review Bail and Release Options

If you want to move forward with release, we can:
  • Explain how bail works for your situation
  • Review bail bond options with a licensed agent
  • Help you understand what is needed to start the release process
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Southern California Jail Facilities

We provide inmate information and custody details for all major San Bernardino County jail facilities, including:
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West Valley Detention Center – Rancho Cucamonga

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Central Detention Center – San Bernardino

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Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center

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High Desert Detention Center – Adelanto

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Santa Ana Jail

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Theo Lacy Facility

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James A. Musick Facility

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Anaheim Jail

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Buena Park Jail

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Fullerton Jail

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Irvine Jail

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Tustin Jail

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Central Men’s & Women’s Jail

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Brea Jail

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Costa Mesa Jail

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Huntington Beach Jail

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Newport Beach Jail

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Westminster Police Department Jail

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Robert Presley Detention Center

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Southwest Detention Center

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Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility

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Indio Jail

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San Diego Central Jail

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Vista Detention Facility

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Las Colinas Detention Facility

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George F. Bailey Detention Facility

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you the Southern California jail or sheriff office

No. We are a private Southern California custody information service. We are not part of the sheriff department, jail, or any government agency. We provide inmate information and can connect you with bail options if you request it.

How can I obtain arrest or inmate records?

Contact us by phone or through the form on this page.
Our representatives can quickly check current custody status and give you available inmate information for Southern California facilities.

How do I locate a loved one arrested in Southern California?

You will need at least the inmate name and, if possible, date of birth.
Call (909) 487-8171 or fill out the form. We will search local Southern California jails and tell you if the person is in custody and where they are housed.

How do I check to see if I have an active warrant?

If you believe you may have an active warrant in Southern California, call us.
We can guide you on how to check your status and discuss possible next steps.

Do you have bail information available for a loved one?

Yes. After we confirm the inmate is in custody, we can: provide the bail amount when available, explain what the bail amount means, review bail bond options with a licensed professional if you want to move forward

Is my loved one eligible for bail?

In many cases, people are eligible for bail after booking and processing.
Some situations are different, based on charges or other factors. Call and speak with a professional to find out what applies in your case.

Are you available 24/7?

Yes. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You can call any time or complete the form and a representative will reach out to you.
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Need Inmate Information in Southern California Right Now?

If your loved one has just been arrested, the first step is to confirm where they are and what their status is.
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