Riverside County Bail Bonds

Riverside County is one of the largest in California and the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office is one of the largest law enforcement agencies.

We serve all the communities of Riverside County including Banning, Indian Wells, Palm Springs, Blythe, Calimesa, Perris, Rancho Mirage, San Jacinto, Canyon Lake, Cathedral City, Coachella Valley, La Quinta, Corona, Desert Hot Springs, Hemet, Indio, Lake Elsinore, Moreno Valley, Murrieta, Norco, Beaumont and Temecula.

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Jails In Riverside County

General Public Visiting Guidelines For Each Facility

The Robert Presley Detention Center

Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility

Southwest Detention Center

Robert Presley Detention Center

Visiting at the Robert Presley Detention Center is by appointment only. Visitors must call the day before the requested visiting day to set an appointment. Each housing unit has specific days for visiting with appointments available in the morning, afternoon and evening. Inmates may have two visits on a given visiting day. However, the visits are limited to one in the morning and one in the evening.

Visiting appointments are scheduled daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm by calling (951) 341-8888.

A maximum of two adults and two children are allowed per visit. Visitor check in begins 20 minutes before the visit start time and ends 10 minutes before the visit start time.

Metered Public Parking is available on streets surrounding the jail. Two separate Public Parking Structures are located at the corner of Lemon and 12th street.

BLYTHE JAIL FACILITY

• Inmates incarcerated in Riverside County Jails are allowed a minimum of two visits per week. Each visit is approximately 45 minutes.

• All persons entering a Riverside County correctional facility for purposes of visiting an inmate must present acceptable forms of picture identification, including all forms of government identification cards, and are subject to warrant checks and arrest.

• Visitors must be 18 years or older to visit, visitors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Visitors will only be allowed to visit with the inmate they signed up to visit. You may not change or trade inmates with another visitor. Once a visitor departs the visitation area, the visit with the inmate will be terminated. Public restrooms are available at each facility.

• For attorney or special visits, please contact the facility the inmate is housed at in order to schedule a visit.

Visiting Hours by Housing Unit

INDIO JAIL FACILITY

• Inmates incarcerated in Riverside County Jails are allowed a minimum of two visits per week. Each visit is approximately 45 minutes.

• All persons entering a Riverside County correctional facility for purposes of visiting an inmate must present acceptable forms of picture identification, including all forms of government identification cards, and are subject to warrant checks and arrest.

• Visitors must be 18 years or older to visit, visitors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Visitors will only be allowed to visit with the inmate they signed up to visit. You may not change or trade inmates with another visitor. Once a visitor departs the visitation area, the visit with the inmate will be terminated. Public restrooms are available at each facility.

• For attorney or special visits, please contact the facility the inmate is housed at in order to schedule a visit

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Inmate Money

You may also mail a US Postal Money Order for deposit on an inmates account. Cash or personal checks will not be accepted in the mail. The envelope and all its contents will be marked "Returned to Sender" and sent back. Always put the name and booking number of the inmate on the front of the money order.

Money for an inmate will only be accepted at the facility where the inmate is currently housed. Cash or US Postal Money Orders will be accepted at the facility. The facilities will not make change for you. Please see the facility information for the times in which money may be deposited on an inmates account.

Inmate Mail Policy

• No more than 10 photos per letter. (No Polaroid's) The pictures must not contain nudity; violent acts and/or gang related signs or activities. No Glitter, No Tape.
• No stationary envelopes post-its or any type of craft materials. No Parchment or Black paper. No staples or paperclips. No loose or book of postage stamps.
• Stickers/labels (including return address labels), or any type of substance including perfume/cologne that permeates the mail. No items containing glue or white out. No marking pens or felt tip pens.
• No, care packages. No flowers, candy, or ribbons. No phone cards.
• No greeting cards. No post cards. No plastic.
• No cash or personal checks: only U.S. Postal Money Orders are accepted.
• No hardback or leather bond books. All books must come directly from a recognized publisher.
• No Mail written in gel type ink, in crayon, or has lipstick imprinted on it.
• Any mail that is dirty or stained will be returned as contaminated due to unknown substance.
• All inmate mail must have a RETURN ADDRESS and the inmates FULL NAME as booked under with the correct BOOKING NUMBER. If mail cannot be returned to sender due to missing return address, it will be placed into the inmate's property and not retrieved.