TEMPLE CITY STATION BAIL BONDS

The Temple Sheriff’s Station, part of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD), serves several communities in the San Gabriel Valley, including Temple City, Rosemead, South El Monte, and other nearby areas. Established in the mid-20th century, the station was named after the unincorporated community of Temple, which later gave rise to Temple City.

The station’s jail was originally designed as a temporary holding facility, where arrestees would be detained briefly before being transferred to larger county jails or released on bail. Over the years, the facility has been updated to meet evolving standards in law enforcement, with improvements in security and detainee management. The jail is relatively small, providing short-term housing primarily for misdemeanor and some felony arrests within the Temple Station’s jurisdiction.

Temple Station has played an essential role in local policing, focusing on community safety and crime reduction in the areas it serves. The station itself has become an integral part of the San Gabriel Valley law enforcement network, collaborating closely with other LASD stations and municipal police departments. While the jail serves mainly as a temporary holding area, the Temple Station remains significant for its community-oriented law enforcement practices, providing a link between the larger Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the local communities it serves.