BAIL BONDS AT THE MONO COUNTY JAILS

There are only around seven thousand people who live in Mammoth Lakes year round, but that population swells to 40,000 during peak ski season. According to the local courts, most of the arrests that take place in this area involve recreational visitors and DUIs are the most common reason for arrest. 

So who do you turn to if you are from out of town and have been arrested in the Mammoth Lake area?  Your best bet is to contact a bail bond agency that has dealt with the local Sheriffs and is familiar with both the arrest procedure in Mammoth and the bail bond process in general. 

Our company, Greg Rynerson Bail Bonds, fits this bill.  We are family owned and run and we have a 40 year track record of success. Our licensed and experienced bondsmen will walk you through the entire bail bond process.  It begins by filling out our easy application, which we can send to you by fax, email or deliver in person.  Our consultation is free and we have many payment plans. Since both men and women who are arrested in Mammoth Lake are taken to the Mono County Jail for booking and processing, we will post the bail there.  This jail is open 24 hours a day and so are we. You can reach us by calling 888-224-5266, (888) BAIL BOND. 

If you are calling from another part of California, and/or for another jail, we also post bail bonds throughout the entire state.

On a related topic, we have created this website to help answer your questions about the Mono County Jail.  If you still have further questions, we invite you to call us, too. 

MONO JAIL INFORMATION

This jail is best known as the detention center where Sean Penn stayed in the 1980s, back when he was married to Madonna and was arrested for punching a reporter.  Penn actually paid the state of California for the privilege to doing his jail time at Mono, rather than in LA County.  

The Mono County jail was new at the time, having been built in that decade.  It was and still is run by the local Sheriff’s Department.  It is a relatively small facility that houses about 75 inmates, both male and female.  It is a maximum and minimum security prison that is open for bail 24/7.

VISITING AN INMATE

The Mono County Jail is located at: 25 Emigrant Street, Bridgeport CA.  Phone: 760- 932-5277

Visiting Days and Hours are:

Sunday: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Monday: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Wednesday: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Friday: 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm

Visiting Rules and Regulations:

• When you visit the Mono County Jail you must bring a valid photo ID with you.
• You must be at least eighteen to visit.  Anyone under that age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• When you visit you and/or your personal property may be searched.
• If you bring any type of weapon here you are committing a felony and you could find yourself arrested for it. This particular crime is punishable by serving time in a state prison.
• Anyone who has been arrested and served time in the Mono County Jail within the last six months won’t be allowed to visit an inmate.
• Visitors are not allowed any physical contact with any of the inmates.
• Inmates can release their property that is in our custody at any time. The inmate must sign a property release form and identify the individual accepting the items. The person taking the inmate’s property must have valid photo identification.
• Bringing any type of alcohol, drugs or drug paraphernalia to this jail is also a felony.  If you are caught with any of these articles you could face arrest and be sentenced to serving time in a state prison for doing so.  
• Inmates are allowed to receive money from visitors in the jail lobby.  This money can be given to them in US dollars, as a money order, or a cashier’s check.
• Visitors can’t bring inmates any goods like food, magazines, books, newspapers, hygiene products or over the counter medications.  These entire can, however, be purchased by the inmate at an on-site commissary.
• Visitors can bring inmates clothing but it will be held for them until they are released.

If you would like to find out more about Mono County Jail services, like writing to inmates, or emailing them, or about court appearance dates, please feel free to visit the Mono County Jail Website.

MORE IMPORTANT BAIL BOND INFORMATION 

At Greg Rynerson Bail Bonds, our priority is to get an arrestee who has been taken to the Mono County Jail out of there fast by posting their bail.  The court hearing that follows their arrest is the next step in what is known as the criminal justice procedures and process.  The person who was arrested must prepare for their defense, which is crucial to the outcome of their case.  Isn’t it better if they are given a chance to do so at home? We can get them back to you and their daily routine in a very short time, because our bail bond service is handled through the internet, over the phone and in person. Our applications take only minutes to fill out!  We have served both residents and visitors to the Mammoth Lake area for years.  We also handle bail throughout California.  You are welcome to call us 24/7 for a free consultation at:  888-224-5266, (888) BAIL BOND.