18000 Institution Rd · Devore
Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center
Bail Bonds Guide
Glen Helen is the county's minimum-security, rehabilitation-focused campus — a different kind of facility from the three pre-trial jails. What that means for custody, transfers, and whether a bond applies at all.
Call (213) 295-7796
Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center
18000 Institution Rd, Devore, CA 92407
(909) 473-3689
Bail bonds posted here 24 hours a day, every day of the year — including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Call (213) 295-7796
Table Of Contents
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Facility Overview
Hours & Visiting
Our Reviews
Charges We Handle
Booking & Custody Process
How To Post Bail Here
Nearby Courthouse
Which Cities Route Here
Bail FAQs
Facility Overview
The Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center sits at 18000 Institution Road in Devore, in the hills at the mouth of the Cajon Pass north of San Bernardino. It is operated by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department and is the county's minimum-security campus.
Its character is genuinely different from the other three county facilities. West Valley, Central, and High Desert exist mainly to hold people awaiting arraignment and trial. Glen Helen exists mainly to house sentenced, low-classification defendants in programming, work assignments, and rehabilitative custody.
That distinction changes the practical question. At a pre-trial jail the question is "what is the bail and how fast can it post." At Glen Helen the first question is whether there is bail to post at all — a sentenced defendant has none, while someone here with a second, still-open case may have a scheduled amount that a bond can clear immediately.
People also arrive here by transfer rather than by patrol car. A booking that started at Central or West Valley can end up in Devore after classification, which is why confirming the current facility before anyone drives out Institution Road matters more here than almost anywhere else in the county.
Official facility information: San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department
At A Glance
- Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center
- 18000 Institution Rd, Devore, CA 92407
- (909) 473-3689
- San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department
- Bail bonds accepted 24 hours a day, weekends and holidays included
Hours & Visiting
Visiting runs on a scheduled, restricted calendar. Bail posting at Glen Helen does not — a bond can be accepted at any hour of any day.
| Bail bonds accepted | 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, where a bailable case exists |
|---|---|
| Facility phone | (909) 473-3689 |
| Visiting | Scheduled in advance; days and times set by the Sheriff's Department |
| Typical release processing | Hours after a bond is accepted, depending on facility workload |
| Midnight Bail Bonds | Open 24 hours, every day |
Visiting is scheduled and limited. Bail posting is not scheduled at all — a bond written at 3 a.m. is accepted the same as one written at noon.
Glen Helen runs lower intake churn than the pre-trial facilities, so discharge is less driven by booking volume and more by the paperwork on the specific case.
Before driving to Devore, confirm the custody is actually here. Transfers into and out of Glen Helen are common, and the campus is well off the freeway.
Court hours and jail hours are unrelated. The Justice Center keeps a weekday calendar; this facility handles releases around the clock.
Our Reviews
Real feedback from families we've helped release loved ones across San Bernardino County — sourced live from Google.
Charges We Handle
Every charge type and financing option we write bonds for on defendants held at Glen Helen. 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.
Booking & Custody Process
How someone ends up in custody at Devore — usually by transfer, not by arrest.
Arrest Elsewhere
Almost no one is booked directly into Glen Helen. The arrest and the original booking happen at Central, West Valley, or a city police department.
Intake At A Pre-Trial Facility
Fingerprints, warrant checks, and medical screening run at the receiving jail. Bail, if the case is bailable, is set there from the county schedule.
Classification
The Sheriff's Department scores custody level. Minimum-security defendants — usually sentenced and non-violent — become candidates for Glen Helen.
Transfer To Devore
Transport moves custody out Institution Road. This is the step that changes the address a family has been driving to, and it happens without notice.
Programming Or Work Assignment
Housing here is built around rehabilitative programming and work rather than short-term holding, which is why the population turns over more slowly.
Release
Release comes at the end of a sentence, on a court order, or — where a separate case still carries bail — once that bond is accepted and processing clears.
How To Post Bail At Glen Helen
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 San Bernardino County Felony and Misdemeanor Bail Schedule (effective January 1, 2026), and review or reduction runs under Penal Code §1270.1.
Bail is a pre-trial device. It secures appearance on a case that has not been resolved, which is why a defendant serving a sentence at Glen Helen has nothing to post. Call before you drive: we will tell you in a minute whether a bond is even the right tool.
Where a bailable case does exist, the amount comes from the San Bernardino County felony and misdemeanor bail schedule, adopted annually under Penal Code §1269b(c). A judge can deviate from it at arraignment under Penal Code §1275, weighing public safety, the seriousness of the offense, and the defendant's record and likelihood of appearing.
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. That review happens at the hearing, not at the jail counter — until then, the scheduled amount is what the facility will accept.
Give us a full legal name and date of birth. We confirm the current facility and custody status, verify any 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 Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center 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 →
Nearby Courthouse
Glen Helen has no courthouse of its own and no city calendar attached to it. Cases connected to this custody are heard down the 215 in San Bernardino.
San Bernardino Justice Center
247 W 3rd St, San Bernardino, CA 92415
The county's main criminal courthouse and the venue for cases tied to Glen Helen custody — sentencing, violations, and any second open case that still carries bail.
View PageRancho Cucamonga Courthouse
8303 Haven Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Relevant when the underlying case came out of the West Valley. A defendant can be housed in Devore while the calendar stays in Rancho Cucamonga.
View PageSan Bernardino Historic Courthouse
351 N Arrowhead Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92415
Family Law only, and included here because families searching 'San Bernardino courthouse' land on it first. No criminal matter connected to this facility is heard here.
View PageWhich Cities Route Here
Glen Helen is unincorporated Devore, so it has no home city of its own. Its population comes from across the county by transfer.
San Bernardino Bail Bonds
San Bernardino, CA
The nearest city and the county seat. Most Glen Helen transfers begin as Central Detention Center bookings.
View PageRialto Bail Bonds
Rialto, CA
Rialto PD is independent; its bookings enter county custody in San Bernardino before any move to Devore.
View PageFontana Bail Bonds
Fontana, CA
West Valley bookings from Fontana can be reclassified into the Devore campus after sentencing.
View PageColton Bail Bonds
Colton, CA
Another central-corridor city whose county custody starts downtown and can end up here.
View PageHighland Bail Bonds
Highland, CA
Sheriff-contracted, with county custody downtown and possible reclassification to minimum security.
View PageSan Bernardino County Hub
Every incorporated city, the county bail schedule, and all 13 courthouses
Not sure where the arrest routes? Start at the hub, find the arresting city's page, and check which facility it names.
View PageCentral Detention Center
630 E Rialto Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92415 · (909) 386-0969
The downtown intake facility most Glen Helen transfers pass through first.
View PageWest Valley Detention Center
9500 Etiwanda Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739 · (909) 350-2476
The county's largest facility and the other common origin point for a Devore transfer.
View PageBail FAQs
Questions specific to Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center — intake, custody movement, and how release timing actually works here.