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Pasadena City Jail

If someone you know has been arrested and is being held at Pasadena City Jail, time is critical. Call Rubin Law, P.C. at (213) 723-2337 immediately — we are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Facility At a Glance

Key information for Pasadena City Jail

Address
207 N. Garfield Ave, Pasadena, CA 91101
Phone
(626) 744-4501
Visitation
Contact the Pasadena Police Department for visitation information.
Inmate Search
Search for an inmate

About This Facility

About Pasadena City Jail

The Pasadena City Jail is a short-term holding facility operated by the Pasadena Police Department. Individuals arrested in Pasadena are booked and held here before arraignment at the Pasadena Courthouse or transfer to the county jail system.

Arraignments for Pasadena Arrests

Individuals arrested and processed at Pasadena City Jail typically have their arraignment at Pasadena Courthouse. That first appearance is where a plea is entered and bail is set — the difference between going home the same week and remaining in custody often turns on how prepared the defense is that morning.

Bail Information

Bail Information — Pasadena City Jail

Bail can be posted at the Pasadena City Jail. Arraignments for Pasadena arrests take place at the Pasadena Courthouse. Call Rubin Law at (213) 723-2337 immediately after an arrest in Pasadena.

What Is Bail?

Bail is a cash amount or bond posted with the court to guarantee the defendant's return to court. Bail is refunded (minus fees) once the case concludes.

How to Post Bail

Post cash directly at the facility, use a licensed bail bondsman (typically 10% premium, non-refundable), or move for O.R. release or a PC 1275 bail reduction at arraignment.

How Rubin Law Helps

We coordinate with reputable bondsmen, prepare an evidence-backed bail-reduction motion, and start building the defense from hour one — not after arraignment.

Immediate Action

What to Do If Someone Is Held at Pasadena City Jail

The first 24 hours after arrest matter more than any other period in the case. Follow these steps in order.

01

Call Rubin Law Immediately

Call (213) 723-2337. Daniel Rubin personally answers consultations 24/7. Early intervention lets us contact the jail, coordinate bail, and start the defense before the DA files the complaint.

02

Find the Inmate

Use the LASD Inmate Information Center to confirm booking status and housing. It can take several hours after booking for records to appear.

03

Do Not Discuss the Case

Jail calls, mail, and visits are recorded and monitored. Anything the person in custody says can be used at trial. Tell them: don't talk to anyone about the case except their attorney.

04

Attend the Arraignment

The first court date at Pasadena Courthouse is when bail is set and the plea is entered. We appear and fight for release — being present makes a real difference.

Constitutional Rights

Your Rights If Held at Pasadena City Jail

Custody is disorienting. These are the rights that protect you — invoke them clearly and immediately.

Right to Remain Silent

Anything said on a jail phone, to a cellmate, or to law enforcement can be used at trial. All jail calls are recorded and monitored. Do not discuss the facts of the case with anyone but a lawyer.

Right to an Attorney

You have the right to counsel before any custodial questioning. Ask for a lawyer clearly and stop answering questions until one is present.

Right to a Bail Hearing

The court must set bail (or address O.R. release) at arraignment. A prepared PC 1275 argument can reduce bail dramatically or secure release.

Right to Know the Charges

The prosecution must file a complaint and formally advise you of the charges at arraignment. You are entitled to a copy of the complaint and the police reports through discovery.

Right to Humane Treatment

Detainees have the right to medical care, safe housing, and freedom from abuse. Document any mistreatment and tell your attorney immediately.

Arraignment Court

Where Pasadena Arrests Are Arraigned

Los Angeles County Superior Court

Pasadena Courthouse

300 E. Walnut St, Pasadena, CA 91101

(626) 396-3500

View Courthouse Details

FAQs

Pasadena City Jail — Frequently Asked

Where is Pasadena City Jail located?

Pasadena City Jail is located at 207 N. Garfield Ave, Pasadena, CA 91101. Main line: (626) 744-4501.

How do I find out if someone is being held at Pasadena City Jail?

Use the LASD Inmate Information Center at https://app5.lasd.org/iic/. You will need the person's full legal name and date of birth. Booking information can take several hours to appear after arrest.

How do I post bail for someone at Pasadena City Jail?

Bail can be posted at the facility 24 hours a day, or through a licensed bail bondsman (typically 10% of the bail amount). If bail has not yet been set, it is fixed at arraignment — a defense attorney can argue for reduction under PC 1275.

Can I visit someone at Pasadena City Jail?

Contact the Pasadena Police Department for visitation information. Bring valid photo ID, follow the posted dress code, and expect a security screening before entry.

What court handles arraignments for arrests booked at Pasadena City Jail?

Cases from Pasadena City Jail are typically arraigned at Pasadena Courthouse. That is where a plea is entered, bail is set or reviewed, and the case is calendared for a preliminary hearing or pretrial conference.

What should I do if my family member was arrested and taken to Pasadena City Jail?

Call Rubin Law, P.C. at (213) 723-2337 immediately. Do not discuss the case with the person by phone or in-person — those communications are recorded. We locate the inmate, coordinate bail if appropriate, and appear at the first court date.

Available 24/7 — Free Consultation

Someone Arrested? Call Now.

Rubin Law, P.C. is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If someone you know was arrested and is being held at Pasadena City Jail, call (213) 723-2337 immediately.