Where is San Bernardino Police Department Jail located?

SBPD Jail is located at 710 N D St, San Bernardino, CA 92401. Felony arrests typically transfer to Central Detention Center within 24 hours.

How long does it take to get someone out of San Bernardino City Jail?

For misdemeanors held at SBPD, release typically takes 2–6 hours after the bond is posted. For felonies transferred to Central Detention Center, processing takes 4–8 hours.

Where do felony arrests in San Bernardino get transferred?

Felony arrests in San Bernardino are transferred to Central Detention Center at 630 E Rialto Ave, San Bernardino.

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San Bernardino Police Department Jail

The San Bernardino Police Department Jail at 710 N D St is a city holding facility for defendants arrested by SBPD. Misdemeanor defendants may be bailed out directly from the city jail. Felony defendants are typically transferred to the Central Detention Center and arraigned at the San Bernardino Justice Center at 351 N Arrowhead Ave. Chad handles bonds at both facilities.

Address

710 N D St, San Bernardino CA 92401

Phone

(909) 384-5742

Arraignment Court

San Bernardino Justice Center — 351 N Arrowhead Ave

Typical Release Time

2–6 hours after bond posted

Cities Served

San Bernardino, Highland, Loma Linda

Booking Hours

24 hours / 7 days

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How to Get Someone Out of San Bernardino Jail

Call Chad Immediately

Call 855-BAD-CHAD the moment you know someone has been booked at the San Bernardino jail. We confirm the booking, review the charges, and determine bail status right away.

Bail Set at Booking or Arraignment

Misdemeanor bail is often set by the county bail schedule at booking. Felony bail is set at arraignment. We monitor both and are ready to post the moment bail is confirmed.

Bond Posted — Release Begins

Chad posts the bond at the San Bernardino facility or the county jail if a transfer has occurred. Release typically takes 2–6 hours after bond posted.

Release and Court Date

Your loved one is released with a court date at San Bernardino Justice Center — 351 N Arrowhead Ave. Chad stays available throughout the case to answer questions and ensure all conditions are met.

San Bernardino Arraignments — What to Expect

Felony defendants booked at the San Bernardino city jail are transferred to the Central Detention Center and arraigned at the San Bernardino Justice Center, 351 N Arrowhead Ave. Arraignments run Monday through Friday. Chad monitors the transfer and is ready to post bond at CDC the moment bail is set.

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Posting Bond at San Bernardino — What You Need to Know

SBPD typically holds defendants for several hours before transferring to Central Detention Center. Misdemeanor bail is often set at booking — Chad can post directly at the city jail if bail is confirmed quickly. Call immediately after booking so Chad can monitor the case and act at the right facility.

What Bail Typically Looks Like at San Bernardino City Jail

San Bernardino uses the San Bernardino County bail schedule. Here's what families typically see:

Charge Type	Typical Bail	What It Means
Misdemeanor (DUI, petty theft, simple assault)	$500 – $10,000	Often released directly from SBPD within hours
Felony (drug sales, burglary, grand theft)	$25,000 – $100,000	Likely transfers to Central Detention Center — call Chad immediately
Domestic violence (PC 273.5)	$50,000 – $100,000	48-hour cooling-off hold may apply — Chad explains the timeline
Gang enhancement (PC 186.22)	Adds $50,000 – $500,000	Gang enhancements dramatically increase bail — payment plans available

Frequently Asked Questions — San Bernardino City Jail Bail

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Everything You Need to Know About San Bernardino City Jail

Real, specific information — not generic county-wide links.

Find the Inmate — Direct Lookup

San Bernardino PD arrests are booked into the San Bernardino County Sheriff system. Use the county inmate locator — search by name or booking number. Bookings typically appear within 3–5 hours of arrest.

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Property & Personal Items Pickup

Hours:: Mon–Fri 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location:: San Bernardino Police Department, 710 N D St, San Bernardino, CA 92401
Phone:: (909) 384-5742

Bring valid photo ID and booking number. Property is held for 30 days after release. The property window is on the ground floor of the SBPD building. Parking is available on D Street.

Vehicle Impound — Act Fast

Inland Empire Towing (SBPD contract)

(909) 384-5742

Call SBPD non-emergency to identify the tow yard. Daily storage fees in San Bernardino average $55–$70/day. Act within 24 hours — after 30 days the vehicle can be sold at lien sale.

Nearby Food & Coffee While You Wait

1
McDonald's — E St
Fast food · 0.4 mi from SBPD · Open 24 hours
2
Jack in the Box — Baseline St
Fast food · 0.6 mi from SBPD · Open 24 hours
3
Starbucks — Hospitality Lane
Coffee · 1.2 mi from SBPD · 5:00 AM – 9:00 PM

What People Get Arrested For in San Bernardino

San Bernardino has one of the highest crime rates in California. Common charges include domestic violence (PC 273.5), drug possession and sales (HSC 11351, 11377, 11379), DUI on the 10, 215, and 210 freeways, gang-related charges (PC 186.22), robbery (PC 211), and assault (PC 245). The San Bernardino Justice Center handles arraignments for SBPD arrests and is one of the busiest courthouses in the Inland Empire.

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