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Sacramento County Main Jail
651 I Street
Sacramento,
CA 95814.
We have provided you with a list of Sacramento County resources below
for your convenience. If you need more information other than what
is provided here please call us at 1-800-662-0056 .
Most inmates will be in the County Jail listed above. On average it
will take an inmate between 3-4 hours to get released once the jail
has received a bond. We provide bail bonds in all areas of Sacramento
please let us know if we can be of service.
Here are a few of the areas we offer bail bonding services in:
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County Municipal and Superior Courts
(Department 1 through 47)
720 9th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 874-5476
This seven story structure covers an entire city block, with 470,000
square feet of floor space. It is occupied by an average of 3,812 people
per day, 774 of which are jurors, 660 employees, and 1,500 litigants
and attorneys. These courtrooms handle a wide variety of legal process
including arraignments, preliminary hearings, misdemeanor and felony
trials, bail bond hearings, family law cases, and civil writs. There
are security screening checkpoints at both of the entrances to the
courthouse which are designed to keep weapons from entering the building.
Civil
Law and Motion Courts (Departments 53 & 54)
800 9th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 874-7858 (Dept 53)
(916) 874-7848 (Dept 54)
(916) 874-8619 (Tape recorded message w/tentative rulings)
These courts hear Superior and Municipal civil law and motion, along
with petitions for name change, emancipation of minors and certain
probate matters, including demurrers, discovery matters, motions for
summary judgment, summary adjudication and judgment on the pleadings.
These courts are located in the County Employees Credit Union building.
Family
Court Services and Probate (Department 55)
3341 Power Inn Road
Sacramento, CA 96826
(916) 875-3400
(916) 874-5633 (FCS)
Probate (Dept. 55) and Family Court Services (FCS) share this brick
building located on the corner of 9th and H Street. Dept. 55 handles
the filing and processing of probate documents and the related court
hearings. It also deals with conservatorship and guardianships. FCS
is a family counseling service operated by Sacramento County that makes
recommendations regarding changes in child custody cases and visitation.
Department
58 & 59
520 9th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 874-8200
Department 58 & 59 are civil settlement courts and are located
north of the jury parking, next to the main courthouse.
Sacramento
County Main Jail Municipal and Superior Courts (Departments 60
through 63)
651 I Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 874-5744
The entrance to these four courtrooms is through the front doors of
the Sheriff's Main Jail. These courtrooms are used for arraignments,
posting bail bonds and criminal law and motions.
Carol
Miller Justice Center (Departments 81 through 89)
301 Bicentennial Drive
Sacramento, CA 95826
(916) 875-7354
The Carol Miller Justice Center handles all small claim cases and
unlawful detainers, as well as, adult and juvenile traffic citations
and warrants that need bail.
B.T.
Collins Juvenile Justice Center (Departments 90 through 96)
9601 Kiefer Boulevard
Sacramento, CA 95827
(916) 875-5120
These courts are located at the north end of the county complex at
Kiefer and Bradshaw. All juvenile cases, except traffic, are heard
here.
South Sacramento County Municipal Courts
The county provides specific court services to the outlying communities of
Elk Grove, Galt and Walnut Grove, on a rotating basis. These services include
civil/small claims actions, arraignments, traffic citations, and misdemeanor
trials. Court is held in Elk Grove on Monday and Tuesday, Galt on Wednesday
and Walnut Grove on Thursday at the following locations:
Galt
Branch Court Sacramento Police Department
380 Civic Drive 5770 Freeport Blvd, Suite 100
Galt, CA 95632 Sacramento, CA 95822
(209) 745-1577 916-264-5471
Walnut
Grove Branch Court Sacramento County District Attorney's Office
14177 Market Street 901 G Street,
Walnut Grove, CA Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 776-1416 (916) 874-6218
Sacramento County Public Defender Main Jail Division
Felony and Major Crimes Divisions Inmate & Court Information Line 874-6752
700 H Street, Suite 0270 General Information Line 874-6905
Sacramento, CA 95814 Parole Impact Team 874-9633
(916) 874-6411
County Main Jail
651 I Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
 The Main Jail provides custodial and security services for incarcerated and
detained individuals for the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department and other
outside agencies. In doing so, the division is responsible for the health,
safety, care and welfare of those individuals housed in the facility, as well
as for the safety of those sworn and civilian employees who provide services
within the Mail Jail Division.
Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center (RCCC)
12500 Bruceville Road
Elk Grove, CA 95758
916.874.1927
 The Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center (RCCC) is the primary custody
facility for inmates (males only) sentenced to County Jail from the
Sacramento County Courts. An increasing percentage of the inmates are
pre-sentence detainees housed at RCCC to keep the population at the
Main Jail below the limit set by Federal decree. In addition, the Correctional
Center houses inmates en route to other jurisdictions, federal prisoners
under a contract with the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, and reciprocal prisoners
from other counties. RCCC is the primary reception point for parole
violators who are being held pending revocation hearings and the central
transportation point for all defendants sentenced to State Prison.
Classified as a Type II facility, RCCC accepts newly arrested persons
(males only) booked by law enforcement agencies in the south part of
Sacramento County. A staff of over 180 Sheriff's Department employees
provides supervision to all inmates to ensure they live in a safe,
secure and healthy environment. Several support services activities
augment the custody staff and provide needed services and programs
for inmate housing.
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