Connecticut Bonding Company is a licensed Connecticut bonding company that posts bail at police departments, courthouses and correctional centers in every county of the state. Call any hour, day or night. A bail agent answers, explains the charges and bond amount, and starts the release.
All 8 counties Hartford to Windham, Fairfield to New London
24 hours, 365 days Nights, weekends and holidays
Free consultation Answers before you sign anything
Someone was just arrested
How to Bail Someone Out of Jail in Connecticut
Most bonds follow the same four steps. The paperwork usually takes about 30 minutes. Release time after that depends on the facility.
1
Call us
Give us the person’s full name, date of birth and where they are being held. If you don’t know where they are, we will find out.
2
We confirm the bond
We verify the charges, the bond amount and the next court date with the police department or court.
3
Sign the bail agreement
You complete the state-required paperwork with us by phone, email or in person, and pay the premium.
4
We post the bond
Our agent posts the bond at the police station, court or correctional center and stays in touch until release.
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Connecticut bail basics
How Bail Works in Connecticut
After an arrest in Connecticut, the police set an initial bond and conditions of release. If the person can’t post it at the station, they are held until their arraignment, usually the next court day, at the Geographical Area (GA) court for the town where they were arrested. At arraignment a judge can keep, lower or raise the bond, often after a pretrial interview by the Judicial Branch’s bail staff.
A surety bail bond is the most common way families get someone released. A licensed bail agent guarantees the full bond amount to the court. You pay the agent a premium instead of paying the whole bond in cash. The defendant must then appear at every court date.
Connecticut licenses bail agents in two ways. Surety bail bond agents are licensed by the Connecticut Insurance Department. Professional bondsmen are licensed by the Connecticut State Police. Always ask a bondsman for their license number before you sign. Ours is {{LICENSE_NUMBER}}.
Ways a person can be released
Promise to appear
Released without money on a written promise to attend court.
Surety bond
A licensed bail agent like us posts the full bond for a premium. This is how we help.
Cash bond
The full amount is paid in cash to the court. Some cash-only bonds cannot be posted by a bail agent.
Real estate bond
Property equity is pledged to the court. This takes longer and requires appraisal paperwork.
Cost
How Much Does a Bail Bond Cost in Connecticut?
Bail bond premiums in Connecticut are regulated by the state. Every licensed agent works from filed rates, so the premium depends on the bond amount, not on which company you call. The premium is the fee for posting the bond and is not refunded when the case ends.
Call us with the bond amount and we will tell you the exact premium on the phone, with no hidden fees. Ask us about the payment options Connecticut law allows for your situation.
What to have ready when you call
The defendant’s full legal name and date of birth
Where they are being held, if you know
The bond amount and charges, if you know them
Your photo ID and contact information
Your employer and address, for the bail agreement
Services
Bail Bond Services Across Connecticut
Surety bail bonds
Bonds of any size for misdemeanor and felony charges.
24-hour release
We post bonds at night, on weekends and on holidays.
Family violence arrests
Help with bonds and protective-order conditions set at arraignment.
Inmate location
We find out where your loved one is held and the bond amount.
Court date reminders
We remind the defendant of each court date so the bond stays in good standing.
Free consultation
Talk to a bail agent about the process before you commit.
Service areas
Bail Bonds in Every Connecticut County
We post bonds at every police department and court in these counties. Choose your county for local court and jail details.
People who can’t post bond after arraignment are usually held at one of these Department of Correction facilities. You can search for an inmate on the Connecticut DOC website, or call us and we’ll look it up for you.
The bail paperwork usually takes about 30 minutes. After we post the bond, release from a police station can be quick. Release from a correctional center often takes a few hours depending on staffing and shift changes. We will give you an estimate for the specific facility when you call.
Connecticut regulates bail bond premiums, so the cost depends on the bond amount. Call us with the bond amount and we’ll quote the exact premium on the phone. The premium is not refundable.
The court can order the bond forfeited and issue a re-arrest warrant, and the person who signed the bail agreement may owe the full bond amount. Call us right away if a court date is missed. Acting quickly often makes it easier to resolve.
Yes. Our Connecticut license number is {{LICENSE_NUMBER}}. Bail agents in Connecticut are licensed by the Insurance Department or the State Police, and you can verify any agent’s license before you sign.
We post bail in all eight Connecticut counties, including Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, Waterbury, New Britain, Norwalk, Danbury, New London and Norwich, and every town in between.
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