Twin Towers Correctional Facility

What Happens After Bail Is Posted at Twin Towers Correctional Facility

By Jane Un, licensed bail agent #1843448. Updated October 29, 2026.

After a bond is posted, the Sheriff's Department checks the paperwork and runs the release through the Inmate Reception Center at 450 Bauchet Street, the same address as Twin Towers. LASD lists an IRC release phone at (213) 893-5347. No one can promise a release time. Bring your ID and the booking number.

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From bail posted to the door

Bail is postedA bond is delivered or cash is paid, and the jail accepts it.
Paperwork is checkedStaff match the name, birth date and booking number and look for holds.
Release processing at the IRCThe release unit finishes its steps. Call (213) 893-5347 for status.
Property is returnedBelongings come back through the property process, with ID.
He is releasedThe jail sets the time. Ask by phone where to wait.

What are the steps at Twin Towers?

A bond or cash bail is accepted. The jail checks that the name, date of birth and booking number match its record. Staff look for holds. The person's property is gathered, and release paperwork is completed.

LASD lists the IRC release line at (213) 893-5347 and a cashier's office at (213) 473-6049. We could not confirm hours for cash bail, so call before you travel.

Why is Twin Towers released through the IRC?

The reception center is where new bookings come in, and it is next door at 450 Bauchet Street. Release is handled through that same process.

LASD does not publish which door he exits, so ask by phone where to wait and write down the answer.

Why can a release take a long time?

A bond does not remove other holds. A warrant, a probation issue or a hold from another county can pause a release. A mismatch in a name or number can too. Nobody can promise a time. Our inmate search page helps you confirm the booking number first.

If he has a medical or mental health need, tell his attorney and ask the jail how it affects his release. LASD does not publish those steps, so ask rather than assume.

What should I bring to pick him up?

Bring your photo ID, a charged phone and a copy of the bond paperwork. Bring clothes and shoes for the weather and money for a ride or transit. If he takes medication, ask his attorney or the jail how that is handled, and do not guess.

Belongings come back through the property process. See our property release page. Any money left on his books is purged about 30 days after release, LASD says.

What does he have to do after he is out?

He must go to every court date. A missed date can mean a forfeiture and a warrant. Read our guide on bail money returns before you sign. If you are the co-signer, you are promising to help him get to court.

To start a bond for someone at Twin Towers, call (213) 725-2815. We prepare the bond, and the jail completes the release.

What can the family do to be ready?

Before you call a bail agent, collect his full legal name, date of birth and booking number, and know where he is housed. If you are the co-signer, bring your photo ID and be ready to talk about income. Our online application takes about 4 minutes and asks for no SSN online.

Make a plan for the ride home. Twin Towers sits on Bauchet Street east of downtown, and parking near the complex is limited on weekdays. Have a charged phone and a place for him to rest.

After release, keep his paperwork in one folder with the bond papers, the court date and the booking number. If you are not sure what your duties are as a co-signer, read our co-signer guide before you sign.

Keep your phone charged and answer calls from unknown numbers on release day, because the jail or the bond office may need to reach you. Ask one family member to be the point of contact, and tell everyone else to wait for that person's word.

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

How long does release take?

No one can promise a time. Jail processing and any holds decide it.

What number do I call for release status?

LASD lists the IRC release line as (213) 893-5347.

Is the IRC the same building as Twin Towers?

They are separate buildings at 450 Bauchet Street, side by side.

Can I wait inside the jail?

Ask first. LASD does not publish where released men exit.

Can I get a bond if he is held at the IRC next door?

A bond can be posted wherever the person is held. Call us with his name and booking number.

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Jane Un Bail Bonds is a private bail agent licensed by the California Department of Insurance, License #1843448. We are not part of LAPD, LASD or the courts. Rules change, so check the official source before you go.