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Bail Bond ProcessArizona's #1 Contact to the Coconino,
Navajo, Yavapai, Apache and Gila County Jails(928) 779-1999 |
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Simply put, a bail bond is
purchased from a bondsman by the defendant or his indemnitor. The bondsman then posts the bond with the court and
the jail releases the defendant to the custody of the bondsman. Once the defendant has appeared for all of his/her
hearings and the court has disposed the case, the bond is returned to the bondsman and the defendant's obligations to
the bondsman cease. There are two components to the purchase of a bail bond.
The collateral portion and the premium/fee portion. Collateral: All bail
bonds must be secured by collateral with a value equal to, or greater than, the amount of the bond. Collateral can be defined
as any property (real or personal) that has salable value. After the defendant has gone to all of his hearings
and his case is disposed, the bond will be exonerated and the collateral will be returned to its owner.
Premium/Fees: All
bail bonds are purchased by paying a small premium (10% of the bond amount) plus any associated fees, such as recording, storage,
phone calls, and travel etc. Our Fee Schedule is posted in our office and supplied to our clients prior to entering into an agreement. In some instances, we may be able to offer our
clients flexible payment terms. Terms are offered on a case by case basis with consideration given to the quality
of collateral provided, work history of the indemnitor/defendant and their stability in the community.
The full name of the person (Defendant) in jail, including any aliases. If the Defendant has a hyphenated name,
be sure to state it. Defendant's
date of birth or age. Defendant's
address and phone number(s). The specifics
on the collateral you plan to offer as security, such as: Make, model, year and mileage of the vehicle. Parcel numbers, addresses and listed owners of real estate. Appraisals, account numbers, bank or broker phone numbers and addresses.
How you plan to pay the premium, i.e., cash, credit card, bank
transfer, or bank deposit. Have your account numbers ready.
* If you don't have all your information, don't worry, we can help you get it.
Court Information and Public Access
Jail InformationCoconino County Jail(s):
Flagstaff Jail .........(928) 226-5245
Page Jail ..............(928) 645-6952
Yavapai County Jail:
Camp Verde Jail ...(928) 567-7734
Navajo County Jail:
Holbrook Jail .........(928) 524-4300
Apache County Jail:
St Johns Jail .........(928) 337-4321
Gila County Jail(s):
Payson Jail ...........(928) 468-2835
Globe Jail .............(928) 425-4449
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Fill out this form to enquire about the bond amount or status of an inmate in one of the following county jails:
Apache, Coconino, Navajo, Gila or Yavapai County.
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Navapache Bail
Bonds
Phone:
Office:(928) 779-1999
Cell:
(928) 853-5852
Service Locations:
Navajo County
Jail:
Holbrook Office:
165 W. Hopi Dr
Holbrook, AZ
Holbrook Jail:
100 E Carter
Holbrook, AZ
Coconino County Jail:
Flagstaff Office:
Flagstaff Jail
951 E. Sawmill Road
Flagstaff, AZ
Yavapai County Jails:
Camp Verde Office:
Camp Verde
Jail
3505 W. Highway 260
Camp Verde, AZ
Prescott
Office:
Prescott Jail
255 E Gurley
Prescott, AZ
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