Bail Out Fast at the Maricopa County Jail

Use a credit card, stay at home, no need to travel. Most information can be handled over the phone. Validation can be accomplished via email, Fax, or even text. We can also accept a deposit or transfer into one of our bank accounts, wired funds, Zelle, or cash.

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INTAKE, TRANSFER & RELEASE JAIL

Maricopa County Jail - Intake, Transfer & Release

Maricopa County's Intake, Transfer, and Release (ITR) jail is a 190,000 square foot facility that was opened in 2020. ITR performs all of the intake and booking processes for new arrests and self-surrender detainees. The facility has four courtrooms to conduct the Initial Appearance of the inmates. There is an attached 512-bed facility that temporarily serves as a housing unit until the inmate is processed. The housing unit can also provide any medical or mental health needs that an inmate may have while being processed. After an inmate is booked and goes to their Initial Appearance, they will be sent to one of the general population facilities (4th Ave Jail, Estrella Jail, Lower Buckeye Jail, Watkins Jail, or Towers jail).

The Intake, Transfer and Release Jail has a “Transportation Hub” for the coordinated transport of defendants into and out of custody. All inmates being released from custody will be transported from their housing unit to the ITR for release processing. If a bond can be posted while an inmate is still at ITR and before they are transported to general population, they will generally be released within a few hours. Once the are transported to a general population facility release times are approximately 24 hours. For faster release times, call Phoenix Bail Bonds The original Phoenix Bail Bonds company (620) 267-9057

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Corona Virus Bail Bonds

USE A CREDIT CARD POST BAIL FROM HOME

STAY SAFE – Avoid the jail. Post bail with a credit card, or make a bank deposit. Phoenix Bail Bonds offers posting bail from the comfort and safety of your home. We can take your information over the phone with validation using Email, Fax or Text. Alternatively you may make a deposit to one of our bank accounts. Once the bond has been exonerated and returned, your bail amount is refunded (fees are non-refundable). Avoiding pubic places, or “Social Distancing” is the norm of the day until the Coronavirus has passed; reduce your risk by posting bail with Phoenix Bail Bonds. Call: Phoenix Bail Bonds (602) 267-9057 https:phoenixbailbonds.co/

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Initial Appearance -Maricopa County Jail

Initial Appearance Court

Within 24 hours from the time of arrest, it is a statutory requirement for an inmate to be seen by a judge. In Maricopa County, arrestees are transported to the 4th Avenue Jail for booking into the Maricopa County Jail system. Initial Appearance Court (IA) is conducted every three (3) hours on a 24 hour/7 days per week schedule. Each court docket typically consists of forty (40) people, but may be increased to ensure that all arrested people are seen by Initial Appearance Court within the 24 hour statutory requirement. All felony arrests, new charges, or people arrested on outstanding warrants in Maricopa County must be seen by an Initial Appearance Court. Misdemeanor arrests as well as people arrested on warrants issued by the twenty-six (26) justice courts and fifteen (15) city courts also must appear for their Initial Appearance within 24 hours. Initial Appearance Court also hears out-of-county and out-of-state warrants, civil, probate, and family court matters. In 2016 a total of 80,003 initial appearance hearings were held in IA Court, which is a 9.3% increase ove 2015. Initial Appearance court is staffed with six (6) commissioners, four (4) part-time Commissioner Pro Tems, eleven (11) Judicial Clerks and one (1) Judicial Assistant. Call Phoenix Bail Bonds at (602) 267-9057. The original Phoenix Bail Bonds company

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Inmate Phones - Maricopa County Jail

INMATE PHONES

Inmates can call out, but they can't receive calls. The phone system is managed by a vendor, Global Tel*Link (GTL), and you must contact them to initiate service, including both personal and legal calls. Phones are generally available to inmates from 7:30 am - 10:00 pm daily. Times vary for each facility, and some housing units allow 24-hour access to telephones. The maximum length for all call types is 20 minutes. Be Advised: • Inmate calls are recorded and monitored – attorney calls are not. • Three-way or conference calls are not permitted. If the system detects a three-way attempt, the call will be disconnected. • Direct calling by inmates is possible worldwide to family and friends who have established GTL Collect and AdvancePay accounts and to inmates who have purchased calling cards from the "Canteen", which allows them to place calls.

BILLING ARRANGEMENTS

The system offers collect and prepaid billing options for personal calls. An account must be established by contacting GTL at: 877-650-4249, or online at web.connectnetwork.com. Information is available in both English and Spanish.

ADDITIONAL HELP:

• MCSO Information/Assistance: Call 602-876-5412, (Mon-Fri, 7 am – 4:30 pm, MST) • GTL Customer Service (including billing inquiries): Call 1-877-650-4249, (Mon-Fri, 7 am – 11 pm, Sat and Sun, 8 am – 7 pm, CT), or • Online at http://www.gtl.net, select “Contact Us,” Original Article: https://posts.gle/DZ5C2

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Credit Card Bail Bonds

EASY BAIL SOLUTIONS AT MARICOPA COUNTY JAIL

All you need is a Credit Card and a Phone.

You don't need to come to the office and you don't need to leave home or work. All you need is a credit card with enough credit limit to charge the full bail amount/fee. Everything can be done over the phone with text verification.

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Go to Court Before Posting Bail

NOBODY WANTS TO BE IN JAIL

Phoenix Bail Bonds realizes that no one wants to be in jail, but sometimes exercising a little patience will pay off in a big way. Once you get arrested, it's smart to go to your Initial Appearance before bailing out of jail. State law requires everyone to be taken before a magistrate within 24 hours - so you won't have long to wait. At the Initial Appearance, you will be informed of your Charges, your Conditions of Release, and when your next scheduled hearing will be. This is also when bail is set and in many cases you may be released on your own recognizance and won't have to post bail - this could save you a lot of money. If you bail out before your Initial Appearance, you will have 10 days to schedule a hearing with the court of jurisdiction. If you fail to do this, a warrant will be issued for your arrest and whatever bond or bail that was posted on your behalf will be forfeited. For Bail Bonds in Phoenix, call: (602) 267-9057 The original Phoenix Bail Bonds company Phoenix Bail Bonds

Maryvale Justice Court

Maryvale Justice Court

MARYVALE JUSTICE COURT

If you've gotten in trouble in Maryvale and need Maryvale Bail Bonds, call Phoenix Bail Bonds. People arrested in Maryvale are taken to the Maricopa County Jail (4th Ave Jail). Most court assigned bail bonds in Maryvale, AZ are posted at the Fourth Ave Jail. Maryvale Justice Court contact info: 10420 W. Van Buren St. Avondale, AZ 85323 Hours: 9am - 4:00pm Mon.-Fri. Phone: 602-372-8002

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Lower Buckeye Jail

LOWER BUCKEYE JAIL

LOWER BUCKEYE JAIL 3250 W Lower Buckeye Rd Phoenix, AZ 85009 Automated Info: (602) 876-0322 The Lower Buckeye Jail is an all-male minimum-medium security jail with a capacity of approximately 2382 inmates. Built in 2005, the Jail is Arizona's largest detention facility encompassing 670,237 square feet (15+ acres) The Lower Buckeye Jail is one of the housing units at the Maricopa County Jail housing units; an inmate may be housed here once they have been booked in at the 4th Ave Jail.
To bail out of the Durango Jail or any of the other Maricopa County Jails, please call: Bail Bonds in Phoenix call:
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Maricopa County Jail Inmate Information

Obtain Inmate Information from the

Maricopa County Jail

Getting bond and charge information on inmates at the Maricopa County Jail can be frustrating; trying to talk to someone at the jail is even more difficult. Since Arizona adopted bail reform, which effectively lowered all bail amounts, Phoenix bail bondsman are reluctant to devote a lot of time helping people who want to post bail themselves.

We have compiled a list of resources that the do-it-yourself can use to get inmate information:

The Sheriff's Office

Maricopa County Jail Inmates:
https://www.mcso.org/InmateInfo

Inmate Search: 
https://www.mcso.org/custody-bureau-information/inmate-information

Phoenix Mugshots:
https://www.mcso.org/i-want-to/mugshot-lookup

Automated Phone Line: 
(602) 876-0322

*The Automated Phone line also provides the means to talk to a live operator if you stay on hold long enough.

You can also go directly to the jail and talk to one of the bond clerks:
4th Ave Jail
201 S 4th Ave
Phoenix, AZ

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Phoenix Arrest - Phoenix Mugshots

"Phoenix Bail Bonds...There can be only one"

Getting the information you need when someone has been arrested in Maricopa County, or when you are trying to post bail bonds in Phoenix can be a daunting task.  

What steps do I take to locate someone?

Recent Arrest (less than 24-hrs):

• Call the automated Maricopa County Jail Hotline (602) 876-0322. You must know the inmate's date of birth and how to spell the inmate's name.  Be sure to write down the booking number and charges once provided.  It takes hours before an inmate gets booked.  If they were arrested on a Felony, they must go to their initial appearance (within 24-hrs of arrest) before they will have a bond.  Be patient.

If the system does not indicate a person by that name in jail and you are convinced that they are, you should stay on the line to talk to a clerk - expect a long wait.

Arrested more than 24-hrs ago:

• If you don't know the Booking Number, go to the  Maricopa County Jail's website and perform a search Inmate Information.
• If you are getting nowhere and you know they are in jail, please call us at 602-267-9057.

I know how much the bond is, how do I post it?

• Call Phoenix Bail Bonds - (602) 267-9057

Cash Bail Bonds at the Maricopa County Jail

Anyone can post cash bail bonds at the Maricopa County Jail, but not everyone should do it. If you plan on posting your own bond, remember:

1. The jail only takes money orders and cashier's checks from the public.  
2. Never conduct business at a jail unless you KNOW you have no warrants for your arrest. You will be required to present identification at the jail and your name WILL be checked against the database.  If a warrant is found, you WILL be arrested.

If you live locally and have some time to kill (hours), you can save money by posting small bonds under $500 and bonds set for Failure to Pay Fines.  For larger bonds I usually recommend the use of a qualified Phoenix bondsman. Licensed bail bond agents have the power to arrest and surrender the defendant back to jail; an unlicensed person cannot surrender their bond back to jail, nor do they have the power to arrest the defendant. Having a bail bondsman on your side is good insurance.

We've heard it a 1,000 times, "He'll never run!", "He's never missed a hearing", or "He loves me, he'd never run".  Listen up; people will do almost anything to stay out of jail and when the chips are down, they usually think of themselves first.  The small fee that a bondsman charges for the bond is palled by the feeling of destitution you have if the defendant runs, or threatens to run and you have no power to stop him.

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Child Support Bail Bonds in Phoenix

When a person gets arrested on a warrant and incarcerated in the Maricopa County Jail for unpaid child support, the bond is set as Cash-Only.  In other words, the only way one can post this bond is by posting it in cash.  Most bail bond companies do not post cash bonds and those few companies that do post them will not post a child support bond.  Child support bonds are known as purge bonds.  Purge bonds, once posted, are forfeited to pay for the fine or obligation of the Defendant, in other words, you will not get your money back.  Bail bond companies rely on their bonds being returned after the Defendant goes to his/her court hearings in order to stay solvent.

Child support bonds can be successfully paid for with credit cards through our bail bond company.  Your card will be charged for the full bond amount and any of the fees associated with posting your bond.  The cost of posting your bond will be a 10% premium fee and a 3% merchant account fee for using your card.  We will post the cash bond immediately upon running the credit card.  Using a credit card allows the Defendant to be released right away.  Credit cards can be paid off by making monthly installments to your credit card company. 

If the Defendant is currently working, supporting a family, or has important obligations to meet, the child support obligation should be paid as quickly as possible.  The Arizona Courts take a hard stance against delinquent child support and will leave Defendants in jail for months.  Child support obligations will not be paid off by serving time in jail, therefore, you will still owe the same amount of money as you did before you went to jail.  Jobs are typically lost through extended stays behind bars, vehicles may be repossessed and homes lost when a Defendant cannot make installment payments because he/she is in jail.  The sooner one pays the obligation, the sooner one can get back to his/her life.

From time to time some companies selling Arizona Bail Bonds can arrange short term financing of the child support obligation without you needing to pay the full bond amount.  The options will typically be very short pay-offs 1-2 months, lots of collateral for security and high premium fees.  All of this can be worth it if you have obligations to meet.  The big lesson here is do whatever you can to pay your child support obligation while on the outside, because once put in jail you will be relying on the speed and resources of others to get you out.

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Welcome to Phoenix Bail Bonds

Welcome to our Blogger site where we will explore the intricaces of Phoenix Bail Bonds.  Our desire is create a resource of Frequently Asked Questions and general information concerning bail bonds.  We plan to offer a Forum to allow our readers to ask questions and provide timely input into problems encountered with posting bonds, dealing with the Courts and Maricopa County Jail.  We don’t want to be a complaint wall, but rather a place you can come for help and constructive advice.