Alameda County

Alameda County Bail Bonds Office

Abaasy Bail Bonds Santa Rita Jail

Office Loacted at 3687 Old Santa Rita Rd #201, Pleasonton, CA 94588

Phone Number (925) 215-0555

As the seventh most populated county in California, Alameda County is overflowing with natural attractions, academic powerhouses, and tourist attractions alike. It’s a space where world-class beaches and wildlife-rich paths neighbour University of California, Berkeley – with the fairly low crime rates to match. The chance of being a victim of a violent crime is 1 in 404 in Alameda, compared to 1 in 227 in California as a whole, although property crime is significantly higher than the state average; representative of the number of high-net-worth neighbourhoods found in the county.

As the home of ultra-fast Alameda bail bonds, our priority is to get you back home – quickly. Priding ourselves on our ability to navigate even the most complex bail bonds, it’s not enough for us to just secure your release. Instead, we’ll put the right bail bondsman in your corner, armed with intricate jail knowledge, competitive rates, and the type of service you need when times get tough. Better yet, we’re one of the only bail bond agencies close to Santa Rita Jail.

JAILS.

From San Leandro, Oakland, and Berkeley to Castro Valley, Dublin, and Hayward, Alameda County is home to a total of ten jails. While this figure may seem high, the number of inmates detained in Alameda County is slowly declining – far quicker than California and US averages.

Whether you’re awaiting trial on a petty theft charge or waiting to be sentenced for murder, there are a wide variety of jails across Alameda that you may be housed in. The largest is Santa Rita Jail, located at 5325 Broder Boulevard, Dublin. With a maximum capacity of 3,489 inmates, this county jail is the fifth largest detention centre in California, awarded the title of ‘mega-jail’.

After the closure of Glenn Dyer Detention, an 834-bed, medium-security county jail, left are many medium-security facilities that come in at a fraction of the size, including 30-bed Hayward Detention Facility, 56-bed Alameda City Jail, 96-bed Fremont Detention Facility, and 202-bed San Leandro Jail, which reserves 70 beds for its female population. On top, 40-bed Berkeley Jail Facility is a low-security jail that offers two juvenile cells.

In Alameda County, juvenile detainees will find themselves in one of three facilities; Alameda County Juvenile Justice Centre in San Leandro, Calaveras County Juvenile Hall in San Leandro, or Camp Sweeney in Castro Valley. While Calaveras County Juvenile Hall is a medium-security facility, designed to house 195 inmates, Alameda County Juvenile Justice Centre – its neighbour – is a maximum-security facility, housing 360 inmates. In contrast, Camp Sweeney offers a more rehabilitative approach, as a minimum-security residential program, focused on steering young males away from criminal activities.

For women convicted of a federal crime, they’re likely to find themselves at Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, a low-security federal prison for females. Based on 5675 8th Street, this facility holds hundreds of offenders, with the addition of a medium-security satellite camp close to the main institution.

COURTS.

Alameda County hosts ten courts; California Superior Court of Alameda, Alameda County Superior Court in Hayward, Alameda County Superior Court in Oakland, Alameda County Superior Court in San Leandro, Superior Court of Alameda in Dublin, Alameda County Berkeley, Civil Court-Small Claims in Alameda, Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse in Oakland, Alameda County Small Claims in Hayward, and Superior Court of California in Fremont.

While the county’s superior courts generally host major felony cases, many of the courts also hear civil matters, parental disputes, appeals, and minor criminal cases.