Robert Presley Jail Bail Bonds

Serving the city of Riverside and surrounding areas such as Moreno Valley Corona and Norco

Serving Blythe and surrounding communities.  Located at Riverside Counties most Eastern edge.

Note that bail can often be posted at any Riverside County jail.  In short, it may not be necessary to drive all the way to Blythe.

Banning bail bond information
Serving Banning and surrounding communities such as Beaumont and Cabazon.

This detention center has several unique programs including electronic confinement programs, vocation programs, drug counseling and work release. Additionally, this jail provides back-up for other Riverside County jails.

Indio Jail Infomation
Serving the Coachella Valley and surrounding areas.  Including, but not limited to Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, La Quanta, Indian Wells, Cathedral City and Indio

Coachella Valley bail bond information

The Southwest Station serves Murrieta and the surrounding communities such as Temecula, Lake Elsinore and Canyon Lake.

Temecula bail bonds information

In order to deal with criminal legal issues, it is likely the defendant may end up at one the Riverside County Courthouses.

It is important to be clear about which court as there are many courts in Riverside County: Riverside Historic Courthouse, Riverside Hall of Justice, Riverside Family Law Court, Riverside Juvenile Court, Southwest Justice Center - Murrieta, Moreno Valley Court, Banning Court, Hemet Court, Temecula Court, Larson Justice Center - Indio, Larson Justice Center - Annex, Indio Juvenile Court, and Blythe Court.

Beware that these courthouses have a metal detectors and prepare accordingly.

Legal Representation:  When you have a legal issue, our company recommends that you do your research.  You may find the following websites beneficial during your Riverside County legal journey: Riverside Public Defender, Riverside County Bar Association and our own bail bond resources.

For your Riverside County Bail Bond needs, call us at 888-224-5266. Our 24 hour staff is here to help you.

VISITING THE JAIL

Are you going to visit somebody in jail?  You should be aware the Riverside County jail system has very strict regulations with regards to visiting inmates.   You should contact the detention center prior to your visit.

Just to mention a few rules:

1) Visitors must have proper ID;

2)  Minor must be accompanied by an adult;

3) Visitors must visit only during proper visit hours;

4) Dress codes are strictly enforced.
Those individuals unable to follow regulations could lose visiting privileges.