Where is the Bellflower Courthouse and what are its hours?

10025 E. Flower St., Bellflower, CA 90706. The building is open 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, with clerk windows generally 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except court holidays. Departments typically sit from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Is there a jail at or near the Bellflower Courthouse?

No. Bellflower is a contract city without its own full city jail — the sheriff's substation in town is not a long-term booking facility, and Bellflower arrests are booked at Lakewood Station, the LASD station that serves the city. Our Bellflower city page lays that out in detail.

Where is my relative held after a Bellflower arrest?

Almost always at Lakewood Sheriff's Station, which handles booking for Bellflower. Bail can be posted there directly. If it is not, men are transferred to the Inmate Reception Center and Twin Towers downtown and women to Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood.

Which areas route to Bellflower?

Bellflower and the surrounding southeast Los Angeles County communities. Downey and Norwalk courthouses sit nearby and carry their own calendars, so check the courthouse name on your notice.

Can I post bail at the courthouse?

No. Bail bonds are posted at the facility holding the defendant, never at a courthouse counter. For a Bellflower case that means Lakewood Station or the county facilities. We post at both, 24 hours a day.

Is bail set at the first Bellflower court date?

Usually it is already set at booking under the county bail schedule and can be posted immediately. At arraignment the judge reviews it and may keep, raise, or reduce it, or grant own-recognizance release, under the bail hearing rules cited above.

What happens if a Bellflower court date is missed?

The judge can order the bond forfeited and issue a bench warrant the same day. There is a limited statutory window to bring the defendant back and set the forfeiture aside before summary judgment against the surety — call the day it is missed.

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10025 E Flower St · Bellflower

Bellflower Courthouse
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The Bellflower Courthouse serves the southeast county from Flower Street. Hours, departments, why Bellflower bookings go to Lakewood Station, and 24/7 bail.

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Los Angeles Superior Court · Southeast District — Los Angeles Superior Court

Bellflower Courthouse

10025 E Flower St, Bellflower, CA 90706

Court hours Monday–Friday · Midnight Bail Bonds open 24 hours

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Courthouse Overview

The Bellflower Courthouse stands at 10025 East Flower Street, in Bellflower's civic core. It is one of the southeast county's regional court locations, handling matters arising from Bellflower and the surrounding communities in that corner of Los Angeles County.

Bellflower is a contract city: it does not run its own police department, and law enforcement is provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. The sheriff's substation in town is a community presence rather than a long-term booking facility, and arrests made in Bellflower are booked at Lakewood Station, the LASD station that serves the city. That distinction is where families lose hours — driving to a substation that does not hold anyone instead of to the station that does.

Three courthouses cluster in this part of the county: Bellflower on Flower Street, Downey on Imperial Highway, and Norwalk on Norwalk Boulevard. They are close enough that a wrong guess costs a morning. The courthouse name and department number on your notice are the only reliable guide.

As at every courthouse in the county, no one is held here past the court day and no bail money is accepted at the counter. In-custody defendants are transported in for the appearance and returned afterward; the bond that produces a release goes to the station or county facility holding them.

Official court information: Superior Court of Los Angeles County — Bellflower Courthouse

At A Glance

Bellflower Courthouse
10025 E Flower St, Bellflower, CA 90706
Los Angeles Superior Court — Southeast District — Los Angeles Superior Court
Bail bonds posted 24/7, including nights, weekends, and court holidays

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Hours Of Operation

Court hours and jail release timing are two different clocks. Bellflower Courthouse runs on a weekday court calendar; the jail holding your family member runs 24 hours a day.

Courthouse building	Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Clerk's office	Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Typical courtroom sessions	8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday & court holidays	Closed
Midnight Bail Bonds	Open 24 hours, every day

Court hours and jail release hours are separate systems. The courthouse keeps weekday business hours; Lakewood Station and the county facilities accept bail bonds at any hour.

With bail already set at the schedule amount, posting never waits for a courtroom to open. The bond goes to whichever facility is actually holding the defendant — which for a Bellflower arrest is not in Bellflower.

Release timing follows the facility. A station release can move in a couple of hours; the Inmate Reception Center downtown commonly runs several hours and longer overnight.

Departments recess midday, so a matter not reached before noon typically waits for the 1:30 p.m. session.

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Charges We Handle

Every charge type and financing option we write for defendants whose cases are calendared at Bellflower Courthouse. Open any page for statutes, bail schedule figures, and payment terms.

1% Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for 1% bail bonds.

1275 Hold Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for 1275 hold bail bonds.

2% Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for 2% bail bonds.

24-Hour Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for 24-hour bail bonds.

Affordable Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for affordable bail bonds.

Assault & Battery Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for assault & battery bail bonds.

Burglary Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for burglary bail bonds.

Domestic Violence Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for domestic violence bail bonds.

Drug Charge Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for drug charge bail bonds.

DUI Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for dui bail bonds.

Elder Abuse Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for elder abuse bail bonds.

Failure To Appear Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for failure to appear bail bonds.

Felony Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for felony bail bonds.

Gun & Weapons Charge Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for gun & weapons charge bail bonds.

Manslaughter Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for manslaughter bail bonds.

Misdemeanor Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for misdemeanor bail bonds.

Murder Charge Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for murder charge bail bonds.

No-Collateral Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for no-collateral bail bonds.

No Money Down Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for no money down bail bonds.

Online Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for online bail bonds.

Probation Violation Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for probation violation bail bonds.

Robbery Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for robbery bail bonds.

Theft Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for theft bail bonds.

Traffic & Vehicle Code Bail Bonds

Statutes, county bail schedule figures, and financing for traffic & vehicle code bail bonds.

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Parking And Directions

Bellflower is one of the few Los Angeles County courthouses where parking is free — both in the structure and on the street out front.

Free Civic Center Structure

A free parking structure sits on the civic center grounds beside the courthouse. It can fill during jury selection weeks, so arrive early on those mornings.

Free Street Parking On Flower St

Free street parking is available on Flower Street directly in front of the courthouse when the structure is full.

Security Screening

All visitors pass through screening at the entrance. Weapons, recording devices, and cameras are prohibited without prior authorization. Add 20–30 minutes for the entry line on a busy morning calendar.

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Departments & Case Types

Bellflower carries local southeast-county calendars for its share of the district.

Criminal Calendars

Criminal matters from Bellflower-area arrests are calendared here — arraignments, pretrial conferences, motions, and case resolution. The department number on the notice controls the courtroom.

Traffic Matters

Traffic citations issued in the area are heard on their own calendars, separate from the criminal departments.

Civil & Small Claims

Civil matters including small claims are heard at this courthouse, giving local residents and businesses a nearby venue.

Contract-City Casework

Because Bellflower is policed by LASD rather than a city department, cases here originate from sheriff's deputies and are booked at Lakewood Station before any court appearance.

In-Custody Appearances

Defendants who have not bailed out are transported in from Lakewood Station or a county facility and returned afterward. Appearing in court starts no release process.

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How To Post Bail At Bellflower Courthouse

Bail review and reduction motions in California run under Penal Code §1270.1, and the starting figure comes from the Los Angeles Superior Court bail schedule.

Bail on a Bellflower arrest is set at booking under the Los Angeles County bail schedule — at Lakewood Station, not at the substation and not at the courthouse. That amount is postable immediately.

Arraignment in the assigned department here is the first judicial review of the number. The judge can keep it, raise it, reduce it, or grant own-recognizance release, and either side can move to change bail later under the hearing rules cited above.

Posting at Lakewood Station before the county transfer keeps the release close to home. Once the transfer runs, men are released downtown and women from Century Regional in Lynwood, after longer processing.

The bond stays live for every appearance on the case. Give us a full legal name and date of birth and we confirm exactly which facility is holding them before quoting anything.

If A Court Date Here Is Missed

A missed appearance at Bellflower Courthouse can mean a forfeited bond and a bench warrant the same day. There is a statutory window to bring the defendant back before forfeiture becomes a judgment against the cosigner — call us immediately. Failure to appear bail bonds →

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