1107 N Batavia St · Orange

Orange Police Department Jail
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The city's own holding facility on Batavia — one of two jails inside the city of Orange, and not the Sheriff's Theo Lacy campus. Which building holds whom, and how a bond ends custody before the transfer.

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Orange Police Department

Orange Police Department Jail

1107 N Batavia St, Orange, CA 92866

(714) 744-7444

Bail bonds posted here 24 hours a day, every day of the year — including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Call (213) 295-7796

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Charges We Handle

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Booking & Custody Process

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Facility Overview

The Orange Police Department jail is at 1107 N Batavia St, Orange, CA 92866, at the department's Batavia Street facility. It is a municipal holding operation run by the city, and it books arrests made by Orange officers.

There are two jails in the city of Orange, and confusing them costs families hours. This one belongs to the city. The Theo Lacy Facility at 501 The City Drive South belongs to the Orange County Sheriff's Department and is one of the largest jails in Southern California. Different agency, different building, different phone, different release desk. It is the same two-facilities-one-city situation we flag in Santa Ana and in Irvine.

Proximity makes the distinction sharper here rather than softer. Theo Lacy is minutes from Batavia Street, so a transfer out of city custody can happen quickly, and a family that assumed the person was still downtown ends up at the wrong gate.

Nothing about the case is decided in this building. Bail comes from the countywide schedule and the hearing is at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana.

Official facility information: Orange Police Department

At A Glance

  • Orange Police Department Jail
  • 1107 N Batavia St, Orange, CA 92866
  • (714) 744-7444
  • Orange Police Department
  • Bail bonds accepted 24 hours a day, weekends and holidays included

Hours & Visiting

Visiting runs on a scheduled, restricted calendar. Bail posting at the Orange PD jail does not — a bond can be accepted at any hour of any day.

Bail bonds accepted24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Booking / intakeContinuous — Orange PD arrests booked on site
VisitingLimited short-term holding — confirm with the department before traveling
Department phone(714) 744-7444
Midnight Bail BondsOpen 24 hours, every day

Confirm which Orange facility has the person before driving. Batavia Street and The City Drive are both in Orange and belong to different agencies.

Because Theo Lacy sits in the same city, transfer can happen faster here than in most Orange County cities. Ask on the phone whether one is pending.

Visiting at a municipal holding facility is minimal by design. Bail posting is not restricted the same way.

Court hours are a separate clock. The Central Justice Center keeps a weekday calendar; bonds are written at any hour.

Our Reviews

Real feedback from families we've helped release loved ones across Orange County — sourced live from Google.

Charges We Handle

Every charge type and financing option we write bonds for on defendants held at the Orange PD jail. 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.

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1275 Hold Bail Bonds

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

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2% Bail Bonds

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

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24-Hour Bail Bonds

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

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Affordable Bail Bonds

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

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Assault & Battery Bail Bonds

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

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Burglary Bail Bonds

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

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Domestic Violence Bail Bonds

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

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Drug Charge Bail Bonds

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

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DUI Bail Bonds

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

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Elder Abuse Bail Bonds

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

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Failure To Appear Bail Bonds

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

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Felony Bail Bonds

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

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Gun & Weapons Charge Bail Bonds

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

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Manslaughter Bail Bonds

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

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Misdemeanor Bail Bonds

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

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Murder Charge Bail Bonds

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

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No-Collateral Bail Bonds

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

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No Money Down Bail Bonds

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

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Online Bail Bonds

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

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Probation Violation Bail Bonds

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

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Robbery Bail Bonds

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

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Theft Bail Bonds

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

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Traffic & Vehicle Code Bail Bonds

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

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Booking & Custody Process

How an Orange arrest moves through Batavia Street — and where it goes next.

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Arrest By Orange PD

Orange runs an independent municipal department. Arrests inside city limits, including the Old Towne plaza area and the hospital and mall districts, are booked by the city first.

02

Intake At 1107 N Batavia

Property, fingerprints, warrant checks, and screening. A booking still in intake cannot be released regardless of how fast a bond is arranged.

03

Bail Set From The Uniform Schedule

Orange County sets bail at booking under the 2026 Uniform Bail Schedule adopted pursuant to Penal Code §1269b(c). The number exists before any court appearance.

04

Bond Window At The City Counter

A bond accepted here ends custody here. That is the fastest possible outcome, and it closes when the transfer to county custody happens.

05

Transfer To Theo Lacy Or Flower Street

Without a bond, custody moves into the Sheriff's system. Theo Lacy — in the same city, minutes away — is a common destination, with processing generally running through the Santa Ana complex.

06

Court Transport Or Release

In-custody defendants are transported to the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana. Release after transfer runs on the county's queue.

How To Post Bail At the Orange PD jail

Premium on a California bail bond is set by the rate filed with the Department of Insurance under Cal. Ins. Code §1800, the starting figure comes from the Orange County 2026 Uniform Bail Schedule (effective January 1, 2026), and review or reduction runs under Penal Code §1270.1.

Bail on a scheduled charge is set at booking, so a bond posts without waiting for a courtroom. In Orange the practical question is which of the city's two jails the bond is written at.

The amount comes from the Orange County 2026 Uniform Bail Schedule, adopted by the Superior Court under Penal Code §1269b(c). Countywide zero-bail has been rescinded in Orange County; the schedule governs. A judge may deviate at arraignment under Penal Code §1275, weighing public safety, the seriousness of the offense, and the defendant's record and likelihood of appearing.

On violent and serious felonies and a specific statutory list, Penal Code §1270.1 blocks release on any amount other than the scheduled figure until a hearing in open court.

In re Humphrey (2021) 11 Cal.5th 135 requires courts to consider ability to pay and non-financial conditions before setting money bail a defendant cannot afford — at the hearing in Santa Ana, not at this counter.

Give us a full legal name and date of birth. We confirm which Orange facility has the person, verify the amount, and post at any hour. 10% premium, 1% down on approved credit.

If A Court Date Is Missed After Release

A bond written at Orange Police Department Jail stays live through every appearance until the case resolves. A missed date can mean a forfeited bond and a bench warrant the same day, with a limited statutory window to bring the defendant back before the forfeiture becomes a judgment against the cosigner. Failure to appear bail bonds →

Bail FAQs

Questions specific to Orange Police Department Jail — intake, custody movement, and how release timing actually works here.