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Bail Bonds Across Maricopa County
Every arrest in Maricopa County funnels to the same bond window in downtown Phoenix. Wherever you are in the Valley, we are already there.
Cities We Serve
Choose your city for local details: which police department books where, which court handles the case, and how far the drive is to the 4th Avenue Jail.
Phoenix Bail Bonds
Phoenix Police Department arrests. The largest city in Arizona and home to every Maricopa County jail.
Learn more →Mesa Bail Bonds
Mesa Police Department arrests. The Valley's second-largest city.
Learn more →Glendale Bail Bonds
Glendale Police Department arrests. Home of State Farm Stadium and the Westgate district, where event-night arrests are common.
Learn more →Scottsdale Bail Bonds
Scottsdale Police Department arrests. Where Old Town nightlife produces a steady flow of weekend misdemeanor and DUI arrests.
Learn more →Tempe Bail Bonds
Tempe Police Department arrests. Home of Arizona State University, with many calls from parents in other states.
Learn more →Chandler Bail Bonds
Chandler Police Department arrests. A large southeast Valley city about half an hour from the county jail.
Learn more →Gilbert Bail Bonds
Gilbert Police Department arrests. One of the largest towns in the country, with its own municipal court.
Learn more →Peoria Bail Bonds
Peoria Police Department arrests. A fast-growing northwest Valley city.
Learn more →Surprise Bail Bonds
Surprise Police Department arrests. A northwest Valley city whose arrestees are often transported to the county jail.
Learn more →Avondale Bail Bonds
Avondale Police Department arrests. A west Valley city along I-10.
Learn more →Goodyear Bail Bonds
Goodyear Police Department arrests. A growing west Valley city with its own municipal court.
Learn more →Buckeye Bail Bonds
Buckeye Police Department arrests. The far west Valley, where a bond posted by phone saves a long drive.
Learn more →Queen Creek Bail Bonds
Queen Creek Police Department arrests. A southeast Valley town that straddles the Maricopa and Pinal county line.
Learn more →Sun City Bail Bonds
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office arrests. An unincorporated retirement community patrolled by the Sheriff's Office.
Learn more →Paradise Valley Bail Bonds
Paradise Valley Police Department arrests. A small town between Phoenix and Scottsdale.
Learn more →Fountain Hills Bail Bonds
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office arrests. A northeast Valley town contracted with the Sheriff's Office for policing.
Learn more →Cave Creek Bail Bonds
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office arrests. A north Valley town served by the Sheriff's Office.
Learn more →Anthem Bail Bonds
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office arrests. An unincorporated community on I-17 north of Phoenix.
Learn more →El Mirage Bail Bonds
El Mirage Police Department arrests. A northwest Valley city on Grand Avenue.
Learn more →Litchfield Park Bail Bonds
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office arrests. A west Valley city policed by the Sheriff's Office.
Learn more →Tolleson Bail Bonds
Tolleson Police Department arrests. A west Valley city with heavy I-10 traffic enforcement.
Learn more →Sun City West Bail Bonds
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office arrests. A retirement community served by the Sheriff's Office.
Learn more →Apache Junction Bail Bonds
Apache Junction Police Department arrests. An east Valley city that straddles Maricopa and Pinal counties, so the booking jail depends on where the arrest happened.
Learn more →Wickenburg Bail Bonds
Wickenburg Police Department arrests. The far northwest corner of Maricopa County, an hour from the jail.
Learn more →Beyond Maricopa County
For arrests in Pinal, Pima, Yavapai and every other Arizona county, we arrange the bond through licensed agents in that county or as a transfer bond. Our Arizona jails guide covers all 15 county jail systems with addresses, phone numbers and inmate search links. We also arrange transfer bonds for Arizona residents held in other states.
Common Questions
Where do you post bail in Phoenix?
Bonds for anyone in Maricopa County custody are posted in person at the 4th Avenue Jail Bond and Fine Room, 201 S 4th Avenue, Phoenix, at the northwest corner of the building. The county does not accept bonds electronically. Our agent handles the posting so you do not have to.
How long after posting bail is someone released from Maricopa County jail?
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office states that release processing can take up to 24 hours after a bond is posted. In practice, release from the 4th Avenue Jail often takes two to eight hours, and releases from the Durango complex jails (Lower Buckeye, Estrella, Towers, Watkins) can take longer because the release order must reach that facility. Weekend nights and holidays are slowest.