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Calimesa - Riverside Inmate Search & Bail Information

Riverside County Inmate Search - Calimesa, CA

Access up-to-date booking rosters for Calimesa detention facilities through our user-friendly platform. Find essential details about bond procedures, visiting hours, and communication methods. Whether seeking information about a loved one or understanding local custody protocols, we simplify the process of staying connected during incarceration.

Calimesa CUSTODY SEARCH

Search for inmates in Riverside County facilities serving Calimesa

How It Works

Gather Information

Collect basic inmate details including name, birth date, and arrest date

Start Free Search

Enter the information in our free online search tool below

We Find Them

We conduct a thorough search of all Riverside County arrest records

Bail Assistance

Need help with bail? We can connect you with local bail bond services

Calimesa Jail Facility

A secure facility in Indio serving the Coachella Valley area, housing a mix of male and female inmates.

John J. Benoit Detention Center

Address:

760-863-8252

Phone:

760-863-8252

Moderate workload. Delays often come from inmate transfers to or from other county jails.

Riverside County Jail Facilities

Additional Riverside detention facilities where inmates may be transferred or housed:

Blythe Jail

Address:

260 N Spring Street, Blythe CA 92225

Phone:

760-921-5780

A small detention facility serving the eastern region of Riverside County, housing inmates from Blythe and nearby communities.

Cois M. Byrd Detention Center

Address:

30755-B Auld Road, Murrieta CA 92563

Phone:

951-696-3050

A modern facility in Murrieta serving southwest Riverside County, housing both pre-trial and sentenced inmates.

Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility

Address:

1627 S. Hargrave Street, Banning CA 92220

Phone:

951-922-7300

A medium-security jail in Banning housing male inmates serving longer sentences and awaiting transfer.

Robert Presley Detention Center

Address:

4000 Orange Street, Riverside CA 92501

Phone:

951-955-4500

The main detention center in downtown Riverside, housing maximum- and medium-security inmates from across the county.

DIRECTORY

Inmate Custody and Release Information

Search for custody status, booking details, and projected release dates

Cashier and Inmate Property Services

Information about inmate property, accounts, and financial transactions

Visitation Information

Schedule visits and learn about visitation rules for Riverside County facilities

Call the specific facility’s visiting number

HOW CAN WE HELP

When arrest occurs in Calimesa's tight-knit community, residents need reliable information and trustworthy guidance immediately. Our inmate search tools connect you instantly with custody records at Riverside County detention facilities, providing peace of mind through accurate, up-to-date information. We've helped countless Calimesa families navigate the bail bond process with dignity and respect, offering payment options that accommodate various financial situations. Our knowledgeable staff understands local court schedules and procedures, expediting release whenever possible. Available around the clock, we're here to answer questions, explain legal terms, and provide the support your family deserves during this challenging time.

INMATE SEARCH

We search all Riverside County facilities to find your loved one quickly and provide detailed custody information.

INMATE LOCATOR

Pinpoint the exact facility where your family member or friend is being held in Murrieta or surrounding areas.

INMATE CHARGES

Find out what charges have been filed and get an understanding of potential bail amounts and legal next steps.

INMATE COURT DATES

Get accurate information about upcoming court appearances and arraignment schedules.

Typical Timelines in Calimesa

Inmate Search: Most searches are completed within minutes to a few hours after booking is processed.

Bail Processing: Once bail is posted, processing typically takes 1-2 hours depending on facility workload.

Inmate Release: After bail is processed, release can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day depending on the facility and time of posting.

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Bail Bond Services in Calimesa

Bail can be handled in several different ways depending on your situation, financial resources, and the court’s requirements. Some people choose to pay the full amount directly, while others work with a licensed bondsman or use property as collateral. Each method has its own benefits and conditions, and understanding how they differ can make the process smoother and less stressful. The options below outline how each type of bail works in Calimesa.
Cash Bail

Pay the full bail amount directly to the court. The full amount is refundable if all court appearances are met.

Bail Bonds

Pay 10% of the bail amount to a licensed bail bondsman. This fee is non-refundable but allows for immediate release with less upfront cost.

Property Bail

Use property as collateral for bail. Property must be valued at twice the bail amount and located in California.

Our Services Include:
  • Pretrial Release Services
  • No-Cost Consultations
  • Free Jail-to-Home Transportation
  • Court Appearance Assistance
  • Affordable Bail Bond Rates

Riverside - Bail Cost Calculator

Estimate your bail bond costs based on typical bail amounts in Riverside County.
With a bail bond, you typically pay 10% of the full bail amount.

Charge Type Typical Bail Amount With Bail Bond (10%) You Pay
DUI (First Offense) $5,000 – $10,000 10% of bail $500 – $1,000
Petty Theft $2,500 – $5,000 10% of bail $250 – $500
Drug Possession $5,000 – $25,000 10% of bail $500 – $2,500
Domestic Violence $15,000 – $50,000 10% of bail $1,500 – $5,000
Assault & Battery $10,000 – $50,000 10% of bail $1,000 – $5,000
Burglary $20,000 – $50,000 10% of bail $2,000 – $5,000
Weapons Violation $25,000 – $100,000 10% of bail $2,500 – $10,000

IMPORTANT NOTES:

The 10% fee paid to a bail bondsman is non-refundable, even if charges are dropped

Actual bail amounts are set by the court and may vary based on criminal history and flight risk

Some cases may qualify for OR (Own Recognizance) release with no bail required

Payment plans may be available for bail bond fees

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the local bail schedules for common charges in Riverside County?
Bail amounts are set according to Riverside County’s bail schedule, which may vary based on the type of charge. For instance, bail for misdemeanor offenses may range from $500 to $10,000, while felony charges can go up to $100,000 or more. It’s always a good idea to check with a local bondsman to get an exact amount based on the arrest.
Once bail is set, you contact a licensed bail agent with the defendant’s details (name, booking number, jail location). After providing the required payment (usually 10% of the total bail) and potentially some collateral, the bondsman posts the bond. The defendant is then released, pending the court case. Expect some processing time depending on the jail’s workload and the court’s schedule.

Yes, you can pay the full bail amount directly to the court or jail. However, many people opt for a bail bond, as it only requires a fraction of the total bail amount. This is generally the quicker and more affordable option, especially for those who don’t have the full bail amount readily available.

Bail payments can often be made directly to the court or jail, but it’s always important to verify with the local facility. Some jurisdictions may have a specific window or office for processing bail payments. Your bail agent can clarify this for you based on your location.
If the defendant violates any of the conditions set by the court or bail bondsman (such as missing a court date or leaving the state without permission), the bail may be forfeited, and the co-signer could be held responsible. The bondsman may also take steps to locate the defendant.
Generally, the defendant must follow the conditions set by the court and the bond. If the court or bond agreement restricts travel (or leaving the state/country), then they must not leave without permission. Breaking travel conditions might result in forfeiture.
No. The premium you pay to the bail bondsman is a fee for their service and is not refundable. However, if you provided collateral for the bond, that may be returned once the case is resolved, assuming all conditions have been met.
Many bail bondsmen operate 24/7 because arrests can happen at any time. It’s important to have the contact information of a bail agent on hand, especially if the arrest happens outside of regular business hours.

It’s helpful to have the defendant’s full name, date of birth, booking number (if available), and the jail location (city/county) to speed up the process. Having this information ready when you call can help get the defendant released more quickly.

Riverside County Patrol Stations

Local patrol stations serving Riverside and surrounding areas:
Riverside County Sheriff - Cabazon Station
Perris Station
Lake Elsinore Station
Hemet Station

Legal Resources & Support

Riverside County Public Defender

Riverside County Superior Court

Legal Aid Society

If you need legal representation, we recommend contacting a qualified criminal defense attorney licensed to practice in Riverside County.

To find out if someone is currently in jail in Riverside, you can use the county sheriff’s office website. These tools provide up-to-date information about individuals who are in custody.

For additional details about the booking process, visitation, or inmate services, the County Sheriff’s Office website is an excellent resource. It often includes helpful information such as visiting hours, bail procedures, and contact details for different detention facilities.

Disclaimer & Legal Notices

This website is designed to help families acquire free information about their loved ones in Riverside County custody. This site is NOT sanctioned by any local Jail facility.

All information provided is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Custody status, bail amounts, and charges may change. Always verify information directly with the detention facility or consult with a qualified attorney.