If someone you care about has been arrested in Placer County, start by confirming where they are held and the bail amount recorded for their case. The court schedule helps explain the starting amount; it is not a release guarantee or a quote for a particular person.
Which Placer County bail schedule should you use?
The Superior Court currently links to felony and misdemeanor bail schedules adopted January 14, 2026. Use the exact charge code and the correct schedule, rather than a broad category such as DUI or assault.
Find the court’s official bail schedules, including the 2026 felony schedule and 2026 misdemeanor schedule.
Why the amount can differ from the schedule
The felony schedule includes rules for multiple charges and enhancements. Some charges must be added together, and prior convictions or supervision status can affect the amount. A court order or hold may also affect release. Ask the jail or court to confirm the actual amount and any release restrictions before arranging payment.
The schedule says entries marked “no bail” will be addressed at the first appearance. A bail agent cannot override a court order or hold. Questions about challenging bail or eligibility for release belong with the person’s attorney.
Bail amount and bond premium are different
The bail amount is the amount required for the bond. The premium is the charge for the bail bond service. The California Department of Insurance says premiums are most commonly 10%, and agents must follow their surety’s filed rates; it also explains that rebating can permit a lower fee. It is inaccurate to describe every California premium as fixed at exactly 10%.
For illustration only, a 10% premium on a $50,000 bond is $5,000. This is arithmetic, not a quote or a scheduled amount for a specific charge. Before signing, ask for the premium, any permitted expenses, collateral requirements and payment terms in writing.
Premiums generally are not refunded when charges are dropped. Refund exceptions can apply. Review the California Department of Insurance’s bail bond guidance and your agreement.
Confirm the jail before traveling
South Placer Jail is at 11801 Go For Broke Road, Roseville, CA 95678. Auburn Jail is at 2775 Richardson Drive, Auburn, CA 95603, as listed by the Placer County Sheriff. Confirm the person’s current facility and instructions before visiting; a courthouse address is not a substitute for the jail address.
What to have ready when you call
Have the person’s full name, date of birth, booking number if available, and the facility name ready. Ask whether bail has been set, whether any hold prevents release, and what documents are needed. Allied is available 24/7 to discuss a bail bond when the person is eligible. Release timing depends on the facility and case requirements.
See our Placer County bail bond guide for local help. This article provides general information, not legal advice about an individual case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the current Placer County bail schedule?
The Superior Court’s Fee Schedule page links to the felony and misdemeanor schedules. Both documents checked for this guide were adopted January 14, 2026. Confirm the amount recorded for the individual case with the jail or court.
Where is South Placer Jail?
South Placer Jail is at 11801 Go For Broke Road, Roseville, CA 95678. Auburn Jail is at 2775 Richardson Drive, Auburn, CA 95603. Confirm where the person is currently held before traveling.
Does paying a premium guarantee immediate release?
No. A court order, hold or other case requirement can affect eligibility, and the facility controls release processing. Confirm the person is eligible and review the bond terms before paying.