Orange County Sheriff's Department Information

If you need assistance with a bail bond at the Orange County Jail, please contact us at
(714) 372-3100.

Orange County Sheriff's Department

The Orange County Sheriff's Department can be reach at (714) 647-4666 24 hours a day. Apollo Bail Bonds will help assist families in need of Inmate Information for the Orange County Jail located in Santa Ana, California.

Apollo Bail Bonds offers mobile bail services for the Orange County area. Our bail agents will come to your home 24 hours a day. In addition, Apollo Bail Bonds offers 8% bail (oac) for families who qaulify. Ask about our bail by fax option. We are here to help bring your family together. Apollo Bail Bonds is Southern California's top bail agency. We pride ourselves in offering expert bail service and advice. If you need bail advice, please contact us and we will answer all of your questions.

The Central Jail Complex is located next to the Sheriff's Headquarters building in Santa Ana. It is comprised of three separate jail facilities. The Central Men's Jail and Women's Jail opened in 1968 and are traditional style cell block and dormitory facilities. In 1988 in order to facilitate a prompt, accurate and legal booking/release process, as well as easing the overcrowding conditions in the Orange County Jail system the Inmate Reception Center commonly referred to as the "IRC" was built. The IRC's modular style housing areas provides a secure environment for both inmates and staff. Approximately 2,664 inmates are housed at the Central Jail Complex.

The Intake Release Center (IRC) is one of three facilities in the Sheriff's Department Central Jail Complex (CJX) located in Santa Ana. The IRC is the entry point for all new arrestees brought into the Orange County Jail system. Inmates are screened for medical and mental health needs upon entry, booked, and then classified to determine appropriate housing. The booking process serves to correctly identify inmates through photographs and fingerprints while preparing them for housing assignments in one of the Sheriff's Department's multiple jail facilities. Approximately 66,000 arrestees are processed each year.

The IRC contains five maximum security housing modules holding male and female inmates. Inmates receive three meals a day, public and official visits, commissary, religious services, outdoor recreation, and dayroom activites. A myriad of educational and self-help classes to include a G.E.D certification program are also offered. The IRC serves as a focal point for transportation of CJX inmates to court and in-custody transfers to other law enforcement and correctional agencies to include state prison.

Public visiting occurs on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.