Friend or Family arrested in Livermore, CA?
Contact BailSmart Bail Bonds for immediate assistance. We’ll directly communicate with Santa Rita Jail, speaking to a live person to obtain the bail amount, charges, and court details. Our bail bond agents serve Livermore, California, and are skilled in helping Bay Area residents quickly and efficiently secure the release of their loved ones from livermore City Jail. We are available around the clock, every day of the year, including holidays.
Our bail bondsmen, conveniently located near Santa Rita Jail, are ready to facilitate a swift release for your friends and family. Residents of the Bay Area choose BailSmart Bail Bonds for our proximity to Santa Rita Jail and our commitment to proactive, professional, and speedy service available 24/7.
Fast 24 hour Bail Bonds, when you need it!
BailSmart offers a 24-hour bail bonds service available to everyone, no matter the charges. We respect every American’s constitutional right to bail and are committed to treating our clients with dignity and respect. Our focus is not on judging our clients but on facilitating their release as quickly as possible.
Arrested in Livermore, CA
Santa Rita Jail
If you are arrested by an Alameda County Sheriff’s Deputy or in Livermore, Pleasanton, or Dublin, California, you will be taken directly to the Alameda County jail, also known as Santa Rita Jail. At Santa Rita Jail, bail can be posted 24 hours a day, enabling us to assist with releases at any time, day or night. Santa Rita Jail, located in Dublin, CA, serves as the county jail for all of Alameda County. BailSmart’s experienced agents are available around the clock to post bail bonds at Santa Rita Jail. They are well-informed about the fastest methods for bailing out individuals from this facility.
Common Charges and Expected Bail Amounts
In Livermore, CA, bail amounts are determined by the severity of the charges and the individual’s past criminal history. Here’s an overview of one of the more common types of arrests for which bail is often required in the Bay Area
Common Bail Scenario:
How it Works
How to post bail at Santa Rita Jail:
(925) 344-5515
You pay a percentage of this amount & help us get the Defendant into court.
- By phone, Visit Office or Meet a BailSmart Bail Bondsman at the Jail
- We will fill out the necessary bail paperwork in person or by phone
- Then we will post bail (provide the jail with the surety bond)
- Your friend/family will be released around 30 to 45 min
Livermore Police Dept:
More Info: Report a crime or incident needing an officer response: (925) 371-4987
Alameda County Jail – Santa Rita Jail:
More Info:
- BailSmart is available to post bail at Santa Rita Jail 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- Inmates who are released without any money are provided with a free bus pass or a B.A.R.T. ticket. Additionally, they receive transportation schedules and directions to the nearest B.A.R.T. station, should they choose to walk.
- Santa Rita Jail is considered a “Mega Jail”, which means release times can take several hours, it is recommended that you wait for a phone call from the inmate after they are out of custody if they need a ride home.
We'll call Santa Rita Jail for you & get the information you need, fast!
Live near Livermore, Ca but friend/family arrested in another county or city?
BailSmart has a network of bail bonds agents throughout the Bay Area, Central Valley, Sacramento, Northern and Southern California.
Speak to a live agent now, 24/7 (866) 377-6080
After you are released!
After we post bail, the person will be processed and released from jail. BailSmart will contact you within 24 hours to give you details of your next court date and location. Anybody arrested in livermore, Newark or Union City California will likely be required to show up to the Superior court located in Dublin, CA.
2 Things to Remember after you are Released!
1. Go to Court (Below is information to the Dublin Superior Court)
2. Call us after Court
Dublin Courthouse – East County Hall of Justice:
More Info: Website: http://www.alameda.courts.ca.gov
