BAIL BONDS FOR BISHOP AT THE INYO COUNTY JAIL

This website has been created for anyone who wishes to learn more about the Bishop Police Department, or the Inyo County Jail (which is operated by the Sheriff’s Department) and how bail bonds may be posted in this county.  At Greg Rynerson Bail Bonds, we have highly trained and experienced bondsmen who can also help you with any bail related questions – either local to Inyo County or throughout all of California.  Our bondsmen are fully licensed and everything you tell them is in confidence.  They will also guide you through each step of the bail bond process until you feel comfortable with it.  Since we have been in business for forty years, we are also more than familiar with both the Bishop Police Department and the Inyo County Jail.  We know how to get a defendant released from this jail, quickly.So please, don’t hesitate to give the folks at Greg Rynerson Bail Bonds a call at 888-224-5266, (888) BAIL-BOND.

INYO COUNTY JAIL INFORMATION

This jail is most famous – or infamous as the case may be – as the site of the initial hearings for the Manson Family following their deadly raid on the Barker Ranch.

The Inyo County Sheriff s Department is primarily responsible of providing law enforcement patrol and response in this area, and it has also been contracted to maintain both pre-trial arrestees and inmates who have been sentenced and are serving time in the county jail.   

The county has a very diverse population and some of them live in very remote areas.  Add a wildly fluctuating increase in people when tourists are mixed into the equation and you can see that this is no easy task. In addition to the county jail, the sheriff’s office is responsible to answer all 911 emergency calls and dispatch, plus civil and bailiff Services, and enforcement of court orders.  They also provide labor, expertise, special equipment for search and rescue and disaster relief.

People who are taken into custody by the Bishop police are taken to their station where they can be held up to 8 hrs.  Arrestees are then transferred to the Inyo County Jail, which houses both men and women who are awaiting trial and/or serving time. It’s a relatively small jail that only holds about 180 inmates. ICJ offers a wide variety of inmate services and provides counseling programs. Items can be purchased through their commissary, only. Inmates can receive money orders, but they are not allowed to take any cash, personal checks, or debit/credit cards from friends or family members.

Bail can be posted at the both the police station during its hours of operation, and at the jail 24/7.  Because this station is relatively small, release time takes only one to two hours and a bit longer at the county jail.  

At Inyo, visitors interact with inmates behind a glass window and via telephone.  Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.  Only two adults and one child may visit an inmate at any one time.  You can only see an inmate once per day and then for 30 minute visits.  Visitors must call the jail at 8:00 AM of the day they want to schedule their visit prior to coming in.  Anyone who is on probation or is a parolee will not be allowed to visit.  Visiting hours are Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Persons taken into custody by the Inyo County Sheriff are brought to the Inyo County Jail. Release time is relatively immediate. All release times are approximate and subject to change according to the work load of the jail operations staff.  The Jail does not allow inmates to receive any outside calls.

BISHOP POLICE AND INYO JAIL CONTACT INFORMATION

Bishop Police Department
207 W. Line St.
Bishop, CA 93514
(760)-873-5866

Inyo County Jail
550 S. Clay St.
Independence, CA 93526
(760) 878-0370

LOCAL BAIL BOND SERVICE

At Greg Rynerson Bail Bonds, we know all the "ins and outs" of the bail bond business so we can get your friend, employee or loved one out of the Inyo County Jail fast.  You are welcome to call us with your questions about bail bonds for the Bishop Police Department or the county jail.  We also handle bail bonds for every jail throughout the state of California.  When you call us you will always be connected with a live, licensed bail bondsman – never an answering service or machine.  We offer a freeconsultation, and we will be happy to send you one of our quick and easy applications that you can fill out by fax/email/or in person.  We are open 24/7 weekends and holidays.  You can reach us by calling Greg Bail Bonds at 888-224-5266, (888) BAIL-BOND.