Robert Presley Detention Center
4000 Orange Street, Riverside, CA 92501
Riverside County · Information resource
Riverside County
Bail Bonds Information.
Understand booking, bail, and court appearances with plain-language guides and links to official Riverside County records. An independent reference, not a bond provider.
General educational information — not legal advice. Court orders and official records take precedence.
Understanding a booking
- Confirm which jail they were booked into.
- Have the full booking name and date of birth if you know it.
- Review the bail amount and any holds in official records.
- Read the release conditions and court appearance notice.
Records may take time to appear after booking.
- Plain-language guides
- Riverside County reference
- Official public sources
- English & Spanish
Where they may be held
Riverside County Sheriff detention facilities
City police arrests in Riverside County usually end up in one of these five Sheriff facilities. Facility assignments can change; confirm the current location in official records.
Cois M. Byrd Detention Center
30755-B Auld Road, Murrieta, CA 92563
John J. Benoit Detention Center
82675 State Highway 111, Indio, CA 92201
Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility
1627 S. Hargrave Street, Banning, CA 92220
Blythe Jail
260 N. Spring Street, Blythe, CA 92225
Bail topics
Bail information guides in Riverside County
DUI Bail Information
Driving-under-the-influence arrests across Riverside County.
Domestic Violence Bail Information
Domestic violence allegations and protective order conditions.
Assault & Battery Bail Information
Misdemeanor and felony assault or battery allegations.
Warrant and Bail Information
Bench warrants and failure-to-appear situations.
Felony Bail Information
Serious charges with higher bail amounts.
Misdemeanor Bail Information
Lower-level charges and citation-release questions.
Immigration Holds
What an immigration hold means for a county bail bond.
Bail Costs and Payment Terms
How payment is discussed on a Riverside County bail bond.
Riverside Superior Court
Courthouses that hear in-custody calendars
Riverside Hall of Justice
4100 Main Street, Riverside, CA 92501
Riverside Historic Courthouse
4050 Main Street, Riverside, CA 92501
Riverside Juvenile Courthouse
9991 County Farm Road, Riverside, CA 92503
Southwest Justice Center
30755-D Auld Road, Murrieta, CA 92563
Southwest Juvenile Courthouse
30755-G Auld Road, Murrieta, CA 92563
Larson Justice Center
46-200 Oasis Street, Indio, CA 92201
City directory
Bail resources by Riverside County city
What happens next
Four steps, start to release
Step 1
Confirm the booking
Find out which Riverside County facility the person was taken to and get the full legal name.
Step 2
Review the bail decision
Bail eligibility, amounts, and release conditions are determined by the applicable schedule and court orders.
Step 3
Bail is submitted
Cash bail or an eligible surety bond is submitted under court or facility procedures.
Step 4
The jail processes release
Release timing after a bond is posted is controlled by the facility, not by any agency.
Release timing is controlled by the facility, not by the agency. No one can promise you an hour.
Common questions
Common bail questions
- What does a bail bond cost in California?
- The court-set bail amount is different from a surety-bond premium. Fees, collateral, and payment obligations depend on the written terms; this site does not quote prices or offer payment plans.
- How do I find out which jail they are in?
- Use the Sheriff's official inmate locator with the full legal name. City police arrests in Riverside County usually end up in a Sheriff detention facility.
- How long does release take?
- Once a bond is posted, the jail controls processing and release. No agency can promise a release time, and any agency that does is not being straight with you.
- Is information available in Spanish?
- The language selector translates the homepage and navigation into Spanish. Some detailed guides and official records remain in English.
- Does this website arrange bail?
- No. This is an independent information resource. It does not arrange bonds, accept payments, or provide case-specific services.
- What is a co-signer?
- A co-signer, or indemnitor, takes responsibility for making sure the defendant appears in court and for the financial obligation on the bond. The written agreement defines the obligations.
Official inmate locator
Search the Sheriff's public records to confirm where someone is held.
Riverside County inmate locator(official site, opens in a new tab)