ExpertBail Agent: Tedd Wallace

When you look at someone’s professional resume, it is always pretty easy to see what that person does for a living. However, that is not true for ExpertBail Agent, Tedd Wallace, whose resume reads more like that of a modern day presidential candidate.

Here are a few highlights:
•    Proudly served in the Marine Corps
•    Licensed pilot
•    Licensed SCUBA
•    Member of the Pioneers of Alaska
•    Educator (High School and Junior College) -28 years
•    Stanford University Faculty - 2 years
•    Sport Manager and Venue Director, Los Angeles Olympic Committee, Judo
•    Director, National Football League/Stanford, Super Bowl XIX Stadium Development
•    Owner and developer Los Gatos Brewing Company

And yes, he is also a bail agent, but not just any bail agent, an ExpertBail Agent. Even the “bail bond agent” portion of his resume is impressive. Tedd has been the owner of Tedd Wallace Bail Bonds in San Jose, CA for over 25 years. He also serves as President of the Santa Clara Bail Agents Association as well as is Vice President and Chairman of the Board of the California Bail Agents Association. To say Tedd likes to be involved is an understatement. To say everyone wants Tedd to be involved is an absolute truth.

Tedd brings a level of professionalism, experience, knowledge and excitement to the bail bond industry that very few agents can claim. His satisfied and loyal clients rely on him for that, and his ExpertBail colleagues thank him for it. Tedd you are a true role model and we are honored to call you an ExpertBail Agent.

ExpertBail Agent: Gloria Mitchell

ExpertBail: Bail Bond Agent, Gloria Mitchell

Gloria Mitchell is a second generation bail agent and has been working in the bail industry for over 20 years.  Following in the footsteps of her mother, Gloria received her bail license and has owned her own bail business for the past 15 years.

What makes Gloria such a wonderful bail agent is not the work she does every day in her office, but more importantly the work she does every day outside her office.  For the past several years, Gloria has worked with Soroptimist International in Puente Hills, CA.  Through her work with this group, as a member and past President, she saw an unique opportunity to branch off and work with teenage mothers.

Gloria created a program called "Tea for You" (Teen Mothers Excelling through Adversities).  She works closely with teachers and students from fifteen Cal-SAFE Schools to provide resources and support for pregnant teens and teen mothers.  The organization holds a special a day each May (and has for the past 5 years) to provide these teen girls an opportunity to experience a high tea luncheon with women who were also teen mothers.  They get a chance to share stories and experiences of how these women have continued on to become professionals in business. Gloria is completely committed to the success of this program.  According to Gloria, “I see bright futures in these girls and with the help of Soroptimist Scholarship Program and support from the surrounding business we can encourage them to stay in school, and continue on to higher education.  Ultimately we want them to use their adversities as stepping stones to reach their goals. By building strength and confidence and never giving up they will improve their lives and the lives their children.”

Jail Information for Fresno County, California

Jail Information for Fresno County, California

Fresno Sheriff's Office
2200 Fresno Street
Fresno, California 93721

Main Information - (559) 488-3939

Detention Programs & Services in Focus

The employees of the Fresno County Sheriff's Office are committed to a fully integrated criminal justice system, which ensures public safety. We set a standard of professionalism and correctional excellence through our operation of safe, secure and humane correctional facilities. through innovative ideas and an empowered work force, we provide opportunities for positive behavioral change, knowledge and skill development, and community reparation. Detention Programs and Services work collaboratively with community, other agencies, and stakeholders in pursuit of this mission.

Offender (Inmate) Information - (559) 488-3031

Information provided at this number includes:

* Whether or not an offender is currently in custody

* Current charges

* Release dates

* Bail amounts

Follow the link if you need a bail bond agent in Fresno County, California.

Inmate Programs

Detention Programs and Services are outcome-driven and designed to produce individuals whom, upon returning to the community are safe, self-sufficient, healthy, out-of-trouble, at home, in school or at work. Additionally, the bureau is committed to the inmate's character development. the Six Pillars of character as identified by the Josephson Institute of Ethics, are the core ethical values that form the foundation of the development and delivery of programs and services, and behavioral expectations of the inmate population. These six pillars of character are:

1. Trustworthiness

2. Respect

3. Responsibility

4. Fairness

5. Caring

6. Citizenship.

Academic and Life Skills

The Delma Graves Adult school is administered by Fresno County Office of Education and offers Literacy, Adult Basic Education/General Education Development (ABE/GED), English as a Second Language (ESL), and Personal Skills Development (Life Skills) education. Academic education is offered to both sentenced and pre-sentenced inmates. The Life Skills courses include:

* Cognitive Thinking

* Work Attitude and Behavior

* Relationships

* Seeking Employment

* Money Management

* Interpersonal Skills

Other Programs and Services

offered to male and female sentenced and pre-sentenced inmates:

* Religious Programs

* Chaplaincy Services

* Law and Recreational Reading Library Services

* Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous Meeting and Resources

* Community Resources and Services Information and Referral

* Health/Wellness/Recreation Services

* Child Support Responsibility Information and Referral

* Marriages

Court Information

To obtain court date information, please call 488-3388.