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Burbank City Jail
The Burbank City Jail is run by the Burbank Police Department and holds people arrested in Burbank for short periods.
About Burbank City Jail
People arrested in Burbank are usually booked at the city jail first. Many are released on bail or a citation. Others are moved to county custody after arraignment.
Check with the Burbank Police Department's official resources for questions about a recent arrest.
How to look up someone at this facility
- Go to the official Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) website and open its inmate search.
- For a recent arrest, also check the Burbank Police Department. People at city jails may not show up in the county search yet.
- Search by full legal name. Add a date of birth if the tool allows it.
- Write down the booking number. You'll need it for mail, money deposits and visits.
What families should know
Stays at Burbank City Jail are usually short. In California, a person held in custody generally must be brought before a judge within 48 hours, not counting weekends and court holidays. If they aren't released, expect them to be moved to a Los Angeles County jail.
For bail and release questions, see our California bail basics. This site doesn't provide legal advice. Talk to a licensed attorney or the public defender's office about a specific case.
Location
Burbank City Jail is in Burbank, Los Angeles County, California. View on a map. Check the official Burbank Police Department website for the current visitor entrance and mailing address.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is at Burbank City Jail?
Check the Burbank Police Department's official resources first. If the person has been held more than a day or two, also search the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) inmate locator, since people at city jails are often moved to county custody.
Can I visit someone at Burbank City Jail?
Visits follow the rules posted by the Burbank Police Department. Most Southern California jails require visits to be scheduled ahead of time and require a valid government-issued photo ID. Confirm the current schedule on the official website before you travel.
How do I send money to someone at Burbank City Jail?
Use only the deposit methods listed on the Burbank Police Department's official website. These usually include online, kiosk or money order options. Never send money to someone who contacts you claiming they can get a person released.
Is SoCal Inmate Info affiliated with Burbank City Jail?
No. We are an independent informational resource and are not affiliated with any law enforcement or government agency.