77th Street LAPD Station Jail Bail Bonds — Fast 24/7 Release in South Los Angeles

If someone you care about was arrested and booked into the 77th Street LAPD Station Jail at 7600 South Broadway St, Los Angeles, CA 90003, you can start the bail bond process right now by calling 818-244-3389. Big Boy Bail Bonds, Inc. is a licensed California bail agency available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — including nights, weekends, and holidays. Once a bail bond is issued (usually within 20 minutes), release from the 77th Street Jail typically takes 1 to 4 hours.

About the 77th Street LAPD Station Jail

The 77th Street Regional Jail is a temporary detention facility operated by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) at its 77th Street Community Police Station. Located at 7600 South Broadway Street, Los Angeles, CA 90003, the facility has a capacity of approximately 200 male and female inmates. It holds individuals from the point of arrest through their first court appearance (arraignment).

The station serves communities across the southern portion of Los Angeles, including the Crenshaw District, Athens Park, Chesterfield Square, Gramercy Park, Hyde Park, Vermont Knolls, View Heights, Vermont Park, and Morningside Park. If someone you know was arrested anywhere in these neighborhoods, there is a high likelihood they were transported and booked at the 77th Street LAPD Jail.

After arraignment, defendants who remain in custody are typically transferred to larger LA County facilities — male detainees usually go to the Twin Towers Correctional Facility, Pitchess Detention Center, or Men’s Central Jail. Female detainees are transferred to the Century Regional Detention Facility. That’s why it’s important to act fast: bailing someone out before that transfer is easier on everyone.

You can reach the 77th Street LAPD Station directly at (323) 786-5541. Bail can be posted at the station 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

How Bail Bonds Work at the 77th Street Jail

Once a person is booked into the 77th Street LAPD Station Jail, bail is set using the Los Angeles County Bail Schedule based on the specific charges filed. The bail amount is designed to guarantee the defendant’s appearance at all future court dates.

The jail accepts three forms of bail payment: cash bail, California bank-drawn cashier’s checks (payable to the LAPD Bail Account), and bail bonds. The 77th Street Jail does not accept money orders. Most families don’t have the full bail amount in cash on hand — that’s exactly why bail bond companies exist.

When you use a bail bond through Big Boy Bail Bonds, you pay only 10% of the total bail amount — the state-regulated premium in California. For example, if bail is set at $25,000, your out-of-pocket cost is $2,500. We post the full bond with the jail, your loved one is released, and you don’t have to tie up tens of thousands of dollars while the case moves through court. To learn more about how this works, visit our How Bail Works page.

Speed matters here. Getting someone out fast — before stress compounds, before a job is jeopardized, before arraignment — is the whole point. Most bail bonds emergencies happen late at night when emotions are already high. That’s why we answer the phone at 2 AM, every time. Call 818-244-3389 now.

How to Find an Inmate at the 77th Street LAPD Jail

If you’re not sure whether someone is being held at the 77th Street Jail, there are three ways to find out:

1. Call the 77th Street Jail directly at (213) 473-4851
2. Call the LA Inmate Reception Center (I.R.C.) at (213) 473-6100
3. Search online at the LA Sheriff Department’s inmate information website — this covers all LA County facilities

Keep in mind that inmate information is generally not available until at least two hours after booking. You’ll need the inmate’s full legal name or booking number before a deputy will release information. If you’re having trouble locating someone, Big Boy Bail Bonds can help — our agents know how to navigate the system quickly and can help you track down which facility is holding your loved one.

Don’t wait hours trying to figure it out alone. Call 818-244-3389 and we’ll help you find answers fast.

What to Expect After an Arrest at 77th Street LAPD

Understanding what happens after an arrest can make the whole situation a lot less overwhelming. Here’s a quick overview of the process at the 77th Street LAPD Station Jail:

1. Booking: After arrest, the defendant is transported to the 77th Street Station where they’re fingerprinted, photographed, and formally entered into the jail system. This process can take 2–6 hours depending on volume.
2. Bail is Set: Bail is assigned based on the LA County Bail Schedule. For minor misdemeanors this might be a few thousand dollars; for felonies it can be significantly higher.
3. Bail Bond Posted: A licensed bail agent (like Big Boy Bail Bonds) posts the full bail amount with the jail. This takes approximately 20 minutes once paperwork is signed.
4. Release Processing: After the bond is accepted, jail staff process the release. At the 77th Street Jail, this typically takes 1 to 4 hours.
5. Court Appearances: The defendant must appear at all scheduled court dates. Missing court results in a bench warrant and potential bond forfeiture.

Defendants generally must appear before a judge within two court days of arrest for arraignment. That’s a tight window — which is why starting the bail bond process the moment an arrest happens is so important. Visit our 5 Things to Do After an Arrest guide for more details on what to expect next.

Bailing someone out early also allows them to meet with an attorney outside of custody, which can make a meaningful difference in how a case unfolds. Time outside gives people better access to their legal team, documentation, and witness cooperation. If you want to understand the full cost of bail bonds and what you’re paying for, we’ve broken that down in plain language too.

Visiting Hours and Policies at the 77th Street LAPD Jail

Visiting hours at the 77th Street LAPD Station Jail are available seven days a week:

• 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Visits are typically limited to 15–30 minutes. Because the 77th Street Jail is a temporary holding facility, inmates are generally not held there long — which means visits may be unavailable if the detainee has already been transferred to a county facility. It’s always smart to call the jail at (213) 473-4851 before making the trip to confirm the inmate is still there.

All visitors must present valid government-issued photo ID — a California driver’s license, U.S. passport, alien registration card, or U.S. military ID. All visitors and their belongings are subject to search. Nothing can be brought to the inmate. Attorneys and clergy may visit 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Because the holding period at the 77th Street Jail is short, getting bail posted quickly is usually more valuable than a brief visit. Call 818-244-3389 — the sooner we start the process, the sooner your family can be together at home.

Why South LA Families Choose Big Boy Bail Bonds for 77th Street LAPD Jail

Most calls we receive come from people who’ve never dealt with a jail before. They’re scared, confused, and exhausted — often calling from a parking lot at midnight. That’s the moment where a professional bail bond company either earns trust or loses it. We think the best bail bonds marketing is still answering the phone.

Big Boy Bail Bonds, Inc. has been a licensed California bail agency since 2007. We serve the 77th Street LAPD Station Jail, all LAPD division jails, LA County Sheriff’s facilities, and locations statewide. Here’s what that means for you:

• Available 24/7, 365 days a year — including weekends, holidays, and late nights
• Fast bail bond processing — most bonds are issued within 20 minutes of completed paperwork
• Online and remote options — we can handle paperwork and signatures digitally if you can’t come in
• Payment plans available — flexible options for qualified clients
• Co-signer assistance — we’ll walk you through what it means and what’s required
• No office visit required — start the process right now by phone at 818-244-3389

We believe bail bonds should feel organized, responsive, and clear — not more chaotic than the arrest itself. A calm explanation during a stressful moment builds trust fast. Jail processing moves slowly. Good bail bond companies try not to. Call us now: 818-244-3389.

Frequently Asked Questions — 77th Street LAPD Station Jail Bail Bonds