Santa Cruz County, CA
A phone call from the jail can turn your whole night upside down. 1st Millennium Bail Bonds helps families in Santa Cruz, Watsonville, Capitola, Scotts Valley, and the county’s mountain and coastal towns arrange bail. We have worked in California bail bonds for more than 19 years, so we know the questions families ask first. Call (530) 325-0088 to get started.
Tell us the charge, and we’ll explain the available bail bond options. We write surety bonds for misdemeanor and felony charges, DUI arrests, and domestic violence cases. We also handle warrant bail bonds and bail bond reinstatement. If the court requires cash bail or approves a property bond, we’ll explain how those options differ from a surety bond.
If your loved one is at the Main Jail, 259 Water Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060, 1st Millennium Bail Bonds can help you arrange the bond. The Main Jail is a primary booking facility for adults arrested in Santa Cruz County. Call us with the person’s name, even if you don’t have the booking number yet. We check the bail amount, explain the cost, and arrange bond posting when permitted. If your loved one later moves to the Rountree facilities in Watsonville, we can still help. The jail controls the release time.
Cash, Credit Card, Debit Card (payment plans may be available)
Surety Bail Bonds, Felony Bail Bonds, Misdemeanor Bail Bonds, DUI Bail Bonds, Warrant Bail Bonds, Bail Bond Reinstatement, Domestic Violence Bail Bonds, Cash Bail Bonds, Property Bail Bonds, Citation Release
The Main Jail sits across the street from the Santa Cruz Courthouse, 701 Ocean Street, where adult criminal cases usually begin. The court also runs a second courthouse in Watsonville at 1 Second Street. At the first hearing, the judge can raise, lower, or deny bail. If the amount changes, call us that day, and we can arrange a bond for the new figure.
You can pay the premium with cash or a major credit or debit card, and some cases qualify for a payment plan. Keep in mind that the premium usually isn’t returned after the case ends.
Jail calls rarely come during business hours. Our phones stay open 24/7, so you can reach us after midnight, on a Saturday, or on a holiday. We listen to your situation and give you a bail quote. Then we explain exactly what we need from you to move forward. If you’d rather not talk yet, request a callback online, and we’ll get back to you.
When you co-sign with 1st Millennium Bail Bonds, you take responsibility for helping the defendant get to every court date. Our agent walks you through the agreement first and answers your questions, so nothing in it catches you off guard. To help the defendant stay on schedule, the Santa Cruz Superior Court offers text reminders: text the case number to (831) 208-5170. If the defendant misses a date, the judge can forfeit the bond and issue a warrant. Call us to discuss whether bail bond reinstatement is available. If the court doesn’t set the forfeiture aside, the agreement may require you to cover the bail amount.
| Nearby Bail Bonds | Nearby Courts | Nearby Jails |
|---|---|---|
| Santa Cruz Bail Bonds Santa Cruz, CA, 95060 | Santa Cruz Court 701 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, CA, 95060 | Santa Cruz Jail 259 Water St, Santa Cruz, CA, 95060 |
| San Jose Bail Bonds 330 W. Hedding St, San Jose, CA, 95133 | Juvenile Delinquency Court 3650 Graham Hill Road, Felton, CA, 95018 | |
| Watsonville Court 1 Second Street, Watsonville, CA, 95076 |
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