San Bernardino Justice Center Bail Bonds
Arraignment at the San Bernardino Justice Center? Chad Conley posts bonds at the Central Detention Center — 1.5 miles away — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
San Bernardino Justice Center
The San Bernardino Justice Center at 247 W 3rd St is the primary San Bernardino County Superior Court facility for the Central Division. It handles felony and misdemeanor arraignments for defendants booked at the Central Detention Center on Rialto Ave, as well as cases from Highland, Loma Linda, Redlands, Colton, Rialto, Fontana, and surrounding communities. Felony arraignments are typically held within 48 hours of booking. Chad Conley posts bonds at the CDC regularly and monitors the San Bernardino arraignment calendar closely.
Address
247 W 3rd St, San Bernardino CA 92415
Phone
(909) 708-8678
Hours
Mon–Fri 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Division
Central Division
Case Types
Felony, Misdemeanor, Traffic, Civil, Family Law
Nearest Jail
Central Detention Center — 630 E Rialto Ave (1.5 miles)
Nearest Jail: Central Detention Center — 630 E Rialto Ave (1.5 miles)
Chad posts bonds at this facility 24/7 — the moment bail is set at San Bernardino Justice Center, we move immediately.
What Happens at Arraignment — San Bernardino Justice Center
At arraignment, the defendant appears before a judge, hears the formal charges, and enters a plea. The judge sets, modifies, or denies bail. For defendants booked at the Central Detention Center, arraignment at the San Bernardino Justice Center typically occurs within 48 hours. Once bail is set, Chad posts the bond at the CDC immediately — release typically takes 4–8 hours from bond acceptance.
1
Arrest & Booking
Defendant is arrested and booked at the nearest jail. Bail may be set by the county schedule at booking for misdemeanors.
2
Arraignment
Defendant appears at San Bernardino Justice Center. Judge reviews charges, enters plea, and sets or modifies bail — typically within 48 hours.
3
Bond Posted & Release
Chad posts the bond at the jail immediately after bail is set. Release begins — typically 4–8 hours from bond acceptance.
Cities Served by San Bernardino Justice Center
Visiting San Bernardino Justice Center? What You Need to Know
Practical information for families attending arraignment or hearings — so you are not caught off guard at the door.
Parking
Nearest lot: County Government Center Parking — 385 N Arrowhead Ave (2 blocks north)
Cost: $2–$6/day; limited metered street parking on 3rd St and Arrowhead Ave
The county lot on Arrowhead fills early. The parking structure at 303 W 3rd St is a reliable backup — arrive by 8:00 AM for morning arraignments.
Security Screening
Lines: Main entrance on 3rd St. Lines peak 7:30–8:30 AM. Expect 10–15 min wait on busy days.
Leave these in your car:
- Pocket knives and multi-tools
- Outside food and beverages
- Laptop computers
- Pepper spray or mace
- Umbrellas with metal tips
San Bernardino County courthouses open at 7:30 AM — earlier than most LA County courts. Use that extra hour to get through security without rushing.
Cell Phone Policy
Cell phones are permitted in the building but must be completely silenced in all courtrooms. No recording, photography, or video of any kind inside the courthouse.
Put your phone on airplane mode before entering the courtroom — vibrate is not silent enough and bailiffs will ask you to leave.
Dress Code
Recommended: Business casual — collared shirt, slacks, or neat jeans. Clean and presentable.
Avoid:
- Gang colors or affiliated clothing
- Shorts, tank tops, or sleeveless shirts
- Flip-flops or open-toe sandals
- Hats inside the courtroom
- Clothing with profanity or offensive imagery
San Bernardino judges are known to comment on courtroom decorum. Dress as if you are asking for a favor — because you are.
Arraignment Day Tips — From Chad
- San Bernardino Justice Center arraignments typically begin at 8:30 AM. Felony arraignments are often in Department S-1 or S-2 — check the board in the lobby.
- Bring a photo ID — you may be asked to show it at the clerk window when inquiring about a case.
- Call Chad the moment bail is set. The Central Detention Center is 1.5 miles away — we move immediately.
- If your loved one was booked at the CDC, ask the public defender about OR release eligibility for first-time, non-violent offenses.
- The clerk office can provide a case number lookup — ask at the information window on the ground floor.
Arraignment at San Bernardino Justice Center? Call Now.
Chad Conley answers 24/7. Spanish-speaking agents available at (909) 657-6030.