909 N Main St · Santa Ana
Community Court
Court Guide
Orange County's collaborative court — drug court, DUI court, recovery court, veterans court, homeless outreach, and co-occurring disorders. A separate Santa Ana address from the Central Justice Center, and no bail is posted here.
Call (213) 295-7796
Orange County Community Court
909 N Main St, Santa Ana, CA 92701
(657) 622-8459
Collaborative / treatment court
Court hours Monday–Friday · Midnight Bail Bonds open 24 hours
This is not an adult criminal court and no bail is posted here. For an adult case in the same family, we post bonds county-wide from our office at 965 N Vignes St #5, Los Angeles, CA 90012.
(213) 295-7796
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Courthouse Overview
What This Courthouse Handles
Cities & Areas Served
Nearby Courts & Facilities
Juvenile Court FAQs
Courthouse Overview
The Orange County Community Court is at 909 North Main Street in Santa Ana, phone (657) 622-8459. Start with the address, because this is the mistake people make: the Community Court and the Central Justice Center at 700 Civic Center Drive West are two genuinely different buildings, about a mile apart, both in Santa Ana. A notice that says "Santa Ana" is not enough information. Read the street address on the paperwork before you drive.
What runs here is collaborative — courts built around treatment and supervision rather than a conventional criminal calendar. Drug court, DUI court, recovery court, veterans court, homeless outreach, and cases involving co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Participants come back in front of the same judge on a schedule, and a team that typically includes the defense, the district attorney, probation, and treatment providers tracks whether the plan is working.
No bail is set or posted at 909 North Main. Bail on the underlying charge belongs to the criminal court that filed it, and the bond is posted at the Intake Release Center on Flower Street. Orange County's own 2026 Uniform Bail Schedule, adopted under Penal Code section 1269b(c), governs that criminal side — not this building's calendar.
Where the two do intersect is diversion. When the underlying charge is tied to addiction or a mental health condition, a collaborative track may be on the table, and it only works if the person is out of custody and appearing consistently. A bond on the criminal case is frequently what makes participation possible at all. That is the honest description of the connection.
To be equally plain about the limits: we do not place anyone in treatment, we do not recommend programs, and we take nothing from any provider. Treatment placement is decided by the court, the defense attorney, and the collaborative court team. Everything on this page is informational — it is not a referral, and it is not legal or medical advice.
Official court information: Orange County Superior Court — Community Court
At A Glance
- Orange County Community Court
- 909 N Main St, Santa Ana, CA 92701
- (657) 622-8459
- Collaborative / treatment court — not an adult criminal court
- Court hours Monday–Friday · we answer 24 hours for adult bail matters
What This Courthouse Handles
Collaborative calendars only. The underlying criminal case, including bail, lives in the criminal court that filed it.
Drug Court
Court-supervised treatment for substance-related offenses, with regular status hearings and testing in place of a conventional sentence track.
DUI Court
Intensive supervision for repeat or high-risk DUI cases, combining monitoring with treatment requirements.
Recovery Court
Longer-term recovery supervision for participants whose offense conduct is driven by substance use disorder.
Veterans Court
A track for veterans whose charges connect to service-related trauma, substance use, or mental health, coordinated with veterans services.
Homeless Outreach Court
Resolves accumulated citations and low-level matters alongside housing and services engagement for unhoused participants.
Co-Occurring Disorders
Cases involving both mental health and substance use conditions, where treatment and supervision are coordinated rather than split.
Which Cities & Areas Route Here
Collaborative courts take participants from across Orange County by referral rather than by geographic district. These are the nearest cities and the ones whose criminal filings most often precede a referral here.
Santa Ana
The host city and the county seat. The Central Justice Center and the Intake Release Center are both here — different addresses from 909 N Main.
View PageAnaheim
The county's largest city. North county criminal filings route to the North Justice Center in Fullerton before any collaborative referral.
View PageOrange
Immediately northeast. Independent PD with its own booking, criminal filings to Central.
View PageGarden Grove
West of Santa Ana, independent PD. West county criminal calendars run out of Westminster.
View PageCosta Mesa
South of the airport, independent PD with its own Type I jail. Its criminal matters are filed at a Justice Center, not here.
View PageNearby Courts & Facilities
No custody intake at 909 N Main. These are the criminal courts and facilities that handle the underlying case.
Central Justice Center
700 Civic Center Dr W, Santa Ana, CA 92701
A different Santa Ana building, about a mile away. The county's main criminal courthouse, where bail is actually set.
View PageIntake Release Center
550 N Flower St, Santa Ana, CA 92703
Countywide booking and release. This is where an Orange County bond is posted and where release happens.
View PageDepartment CJ1 — Men's Jail Arraignment Court
Building 50, 550 N Flower St, Santa Ana, CA 92703
In-custody arraignments heard inside the jail complex, often the first hearing before any collaborative referral is discussed.
View PageCentral Jail Complex
550 N Flower St, Santa Ana, CA 92703
The Central Men's and Women's jails. A participant in custody cannot appear on a collaborative calendar.
View PageJuvenile Court FAQs
Questions specific to Orange County Community Court and how this court differs from the adult criminal courts nearby.