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Placer County Jail

Auburn Main Jail
Address: 2775 Richardson Drive, Auburn CA 95603 Phone: (530) 745-8500

South Placer Jail
Address: 11801 Go For Broke Road, Roseville, CA 95678 Phone: (916) 409-8100

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POSTING BAIL Accepted Bail Payments Bail may be posted under the following conditions: Cash Exact amount Cashier's Check, Certified Check or Money Order Made payable to the Placer Trial Court, or the Clerk of the Court issuing the warrant or having jurisdiction over the out of county matter. Bail Bond Bonding companies may be located in the Telephone Directory listings. Bail Bonds must be delivered by a Licensed Bail Agent. Bail information provided to a Licensed Bail Agent for the purposes of processing the bail bond: Bail Amount Charges Court Case Number Court Date/Department Jail identification number Bail Hours South Placer Jail 24/7 Bail bonds may be submitted for processing at any time. Auburn Jail 24/7 Bail bonds may be submitted for processing at any time. Time Constraints If posting a bail bond after 7 PM, please contact the jail where you will be posting bail prior to your arrival.

Placer County

For the entirety of Placer County, the Placer County Sheriff's Office provides court security, jail management, and coroner services. In addition to providing patrol, detective, and other police services for the county's unincorporated areas, it also does so under contract for the towns of Loomis and Colfax. The county is governed by a five-person, four-year-term elected board of supervisors, which also appoints the county manager and the administrators of each of its departments.

Through the 1880s, gold mining was a significant industry, but gradually, the newcomers began farming the lush foothill soil, cutting wood, and working for the Southern Pacific Railroad. When Claude Chana found gold in Auburn Ravine in May 1848, the area around Auburn was populated, and it later developed into a hub for exporting supplies to the nearby gold settlements. On July 4, 1894, the cornerstone of Placer's courthouse, which can be seen from Interstate 80 via Auburn, was placed. Courtrooms, a sheriff's office, and the Placer County Museum continue to be housed in the structure, which underwent renovation in the late 1980s.

During the California Gold Rush, hundreds of miners traveled there from all over the world after the discovery of gold in 1848. Additionally, thousands more people arrived to offer the miners goods and services. The rapidly expanding county was created on April 25, 1851, from portions of Sutter and Yuba Counties, with Auburn serving as the county seat. The Spanish phrase for sand or gravel deposits containing gold is whence Placer County gets its name. "Placer mining" is the method by which miners removed the gravel to reveal the heavier gold.

Cities of Placer

There are 24 Towns and Cities located in Placer County, California, United States: Alta, Applegate, Auburn, Carnelian Bay, Colfax, Dutch Flat, Emigrant Gap, Foresthill, Gold Run, Granite Bay, Homewood, Kings Beach, Lincoln, Loomis, Meadow Vista, Newcastle, Olympic Valley, Penryn, Rocklin, Roseville, Sheridan, Tahoe City, Tahoe Vista, Weimar

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has an area of 1,502 square miles, of which 1,407 square miles is land and 95 square miles (6.4%) is water.