Butte County, CA
An arrest brings a rush of questions: where your loved one is, how much bail is, and what happens next. Our Butte County bail bonds give you a clear way forward. Licensed agents from 1st Millennium Bail Bonds help you work through each question and choose the right bond for the case. Call (530) 325-0088 to get started.
Whether the arrest happened in Chico, Paradise, Gridley, Biggs, or Oroville, one call to our team covers it. Our office in Yuba City sits just south of Butte County, so help is close by. We’ve written bail bonds for 19+ years, and we bring that experience to every Butte County family we work with.
You can confirm the booking through the Sheriff’s booking logs online or by calling the Butte County Jail in Oroville at (530) 552-1600. Once you know your loved one is there, send us their full name and booking number, and we’ll get the bond paperwork ready for that jail. The Sheriff’s Corrections Division page also covers inmate mail rules and bail information.
From a first misdemeanor to a serious felony, we write the bond your loved one’s case calls for. Every one of those cases goes to the Butte County Courthouse at One Court Street, Oroville, CA 95965, and the Criminal Division answers at (530) 532-7011. The Chico courthouse doesn’t hear criminal cases, so families from the north end of the county should plan on Oroville. If your loved one also has an open warrant, ask us about warrant bail bonds. The court’s Criminal Division page has more details.
Cash, credit and debit cards. Payment plans may be available in some cases.
Surety Bail Bonds, Felony Bail Bonds, Misdemeanor Bail Bonds, DUI Bail Bonds, Warrant Bail Bonds, Bail Bond Reinstatement, Domestic Violence Bail Bonds
What you sign: a bail bond agreement that our agent explains before you commit.
What you pay: a non-refundable premium that depends on the full bail amount, not the full bail itself. We take cash and credit or debit cards, and payment plans may be available in some cases.
What we do: post the bond with the Butte County Jail once you finish the paperwork and arrange the premium.
A cashier’s check means a trip to the bank, and banks close at night. Our agents take calls 24/7 and accept cards, so a 2 a.m. arrest doesn’t have to wait for a bank to open. After we post the bond, the jail handles the release, and we keep you updated until the jail completes it.
Paying by card makes it easier to start the bond, but the promise behind it stays the same. Your loved one must go to every court date in Oroville, even if they live in Chico or Paradise. If they miss a date, the court can issue a warrant and forfeit the bond, and the co-signer may face financial liability under the bond agreement. Our agents stay available for co-signer questions throughout the case, so reach out any time something changes.
| Nearby Bail Bonds | Nearby Courts | Nearby Jails |
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| Oroville Bail Bonds Oroville, CA, 95965 | Oroville Court 1 Court St, Oroville, CA, 95965 | Oroville Jail 5 Gillick Way, Oroville, CA, 95965 |
| Marysville Bail Bonds 714 10th St, Marysville, CA, 95901 |
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