San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles
North Hills Bail Bonds, Mission Division
By Jane Un, licensed bail agent #1843448. Updated October 29, 2026.
If someone from North Hills was arrested, you have come to the right place. Call (213) 725-2815 any hour. A parent, a spouse, a friend or an attorney can call for the person in custody.
Below is what usually happens after an arrest on Sepulveda Boulevard or around Plummer Street, which jail is likely, and how to begin a bond with 1% down on approved credit.
North Hills at a glance
| LAPD Area | Mission |
|---|---|
| LAPD station | Mission Community Police Station, 11121 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345 |
| Usually booked at | Valley Jail Section (Van Nuys Station) |
| Courthouse, usually | Van Nuys Courthouse East, 6230 Sylmar Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91401 |
| ZIP codes | 91343 |
| Women | Century Regional Detention Facility, Lynwood |
North Hills streets and the Mission station
North Hills sits in the middle of the San Fernando Valley, with ZIP code 91343. Sepulveda Boulevard and Plummer Street are two of its main roads. It borders Panorama City, Van Nuys, Lake Balboa, Northridge, Arleta, Granada Hills and Mission Hills.
In our data it belongs to the LAPD Mission Division. The station is at 11121 N. Sepulveda Blvd. in Mission Hills, and the phone is 818-838-9800. Our Mission station page has more details. If the person was arrested near a border street, ask which unit made the arrest.
Sepulveda Boulevard is the quickest way to describe where you are when you call. Tell us the cross street and what the person was doing, and we can often work out which station took the call.
The Valley jail is close
Mission Division arrestees usually go to the Valley Jail Section at 6240 Sylmar Ave. in Van Nuys, a short drive south. Confirm by phone at 818-374-9645, since LAPD may move people. The county line is 213-473-6100.
When someone is booked, they get a booking number. Keep it in your phone. If you need to find the person, use the county lookup at app.lasd.org/iic. Our find someone in jail guide shows the steps.
Getting to Van Nuys from North Hills
From North Hills, Sepulveda Boulevard runs south toward Van Nuys, and the 405 and the 118 are close. Roscoe, Nordhoff and Van Nuys Boulevard also help. The trip is much shorter than going downtown.
Bring a photo ID. Parking near Sylmar Avenue is easier than at Los Angeles Street, but still tight on court days. If you cannot go, we work by phone and by our online application, which takes about 4 minutes.
Court and the case that follows
Valley cases are usually heard at the Van Nuys Courthouse East at 6230 Sylmar Ave. The court sits next to the jail, so a family can see the whole path in one visit. Confirm the date and room with the paperwork you receive.
Read the missed court date guide so everyone understands that every date matters. Judges decide whether bail stays the same, goes down or changes terms.
Speaking your language at 2 AM
Many North Hills families speak Spanish at home. Say you want a Spanish speaking agent when you phone. You have the right to understand every line of the paperwork before you sign.
A co-signer carries a real duty. Our co-signer guide explains it plainly. Take a few minutes to read it, even at night.
How 1% down fits a family budget
Many North Hills households live paycheck to paycheck, and bail can be a shock. Expect a premium of 10% of the bail. If a private attorney is retained, or the defendant or co-signer served as a veteran, it is 8%. Through Bail Today, Pay Later, you can start with 1% of the bail down on approved credit and pay the balance monthly.
Use the calculator, and read our guide to 1% down versus 10% bail. If the person is a qualifying pregnant woman, see the pregnancy program. The premium may be waived, subject to approval. You can also find help on our resources page and read about nearby Panorama City.
Streets, buses and getting around
North Hills is split by Sepulveda Boulevard and crossed by Plummer Street, with the 405 to the west and the 118 and 170 not far away. Many households have one car or none. If you need to reach Van Nuys without a car, Metro and LADOT buses run along the main streets, and a rideshare covers the last stretch.
Plan for the return trip as well. If the person is released after midnight, buses may not run. Many families pick up the person together so no one is left waiting alone.
If the person is held longer than you expected, they may be moved. LAPD can transfer someone to another facility, and the county lookup at app.lasd.org/iic shows where they are. Check again before you drive.
If your relative is a veteran, say so when you call. The premium can be 8% when the defendant or co-signer is a veteran, and it may lower your cost. A retained private attorney can have the same effect. Ask us how it applies to your case.
Our what to do after an arrest guide lists steps to take in the first day.
One more point. A bond is not the same as the end of a case. After release the person still has court dates, and the co-signer still carries a promise. Talk about that with the family now, while you are calm, rather than the night before a hearing.
1% down is a down payment on approved credit, not the price of the bond. The premium is the rate on file with the California Department of Insurance, 10% of the bail amount, or 8% when a private attorney is retained or you or the defendant is a veteran. The balance goes on a payment plan.
Questions people ask
Which station covers North Hills?
In our data, Mission Division, at 11121 N. Sepulveda Blvd.
Where do North Hills arrestees usually go?
Usually the Valley Jail Section in Van Nuys. Call to confirm.
Can I get a Spanish speaking agent?
Yes, ask when you call (213) 725-2815.
How do I look someone up?
Use app.lasd.org/iic or call 213-473-6100.
Is a co-signer required?
Most bonds need one. We explain the duties before you sign.
Does a veteran get a lower rate?
The premium is 8% when the defendant or co-signer is a veteran, or a private attorney is retained.
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