Tucson Bail Bonds Service

Get your friend or family member out of the Pima County Jail with help from our Tucson bail bonds agent. We service all jails within Pima County. We begin processing your Tucson bail bond soon as our transaction with you is completed.

Pima County Bail Bonds specializes in posting all types of Tucson bail bonds, providing convenient credit card and bank deposit service to our clients; this is particularly convenient if you live out-of-state. We post all types of Arizona bail bonds; Cash Bonds, Surety Bonds, Deposit Bonds, large or small bonds.  We provide Bail By Phone service.

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Fast Bail Bonds Tucson service.  Serving all Pima County Jails

BAIL BY PHONE

Most Pima County bail bonds transactions can be handled over the phone with paperwork being sent via email, fax, or in some cases text. Payments can be made via credit card, debit card, wired funds, Zelle, or direct bank deposit (Chase, Wells Fargo, BOA, or National Bank of Arizona).  We try to simplify the process as much as possible, we know your main objective is to get your friend or family member out of jail.  We don't like to bog you down with paperwork.  We believe the simplest way of dealing with a bond is with the entire bail amount and fee being paid with cash or credit cards.  Using personal property for bonds under $10,000 is a slow cumbersome process and requires more paperwork and time. Cash, credit cards, or bank deposit is the preferred method.  However, Tucson bail bonds that are $10,000 or greater can be secured with both qualified real estate (homes), or with cash/credit card charges.

Call Pima County Bail Bonds for more information: (602) 258-4488

Large Bail Bonds - $10,000 or greater

Our Pima County bail bond agents have posted some of the largest bail bonds in the state. Typically a bondsman considers any bond that is equal to, or greater than, $10,000 to be a large bond.  When dealing with large bonds of this size, families are required to come up with large sums of money and collateral to cover a bail bond out of Pima County. More times than not, this will require a coordinated effort of multiple parties in order to have the proper collateral for the bond.  Our in depth of knowledge in real estate and other forms of acceptable collateral is what allows us to close transactions faster than our competition. Our Pima County bail bonds agents are experts in expediting the process to secure release of your loved one from jail. No matter how dire the situation may appear at first, we will work relentlessly to exceed your expectations and navigate any difficult situation that may arise. Learn more about Large Bail Bonds.

Cash Bail Bonds

Sometimes the court may issue a bail amount that can only be paid in cash.  This means that the entire bail amount must be delivered in cash in order to secure the release of the inmate.  Cash bonds are different than the Surety bonds that most bail bond companies are used to dealing with. Most Pima County bail bond companies cannot, or will not, post a cash only bond because they must use their cash to post it. Our company has posted cash bonds for many years at the Pima County jail; we can either post our cash, or yours by acting as your agent. If we are posting our cash you must have qualifying collateral. Premium fees, where you are paying the entire bail amount with cash, are approximately 10% of the bail amount. Premium fees with Pima County Bail Bonds putting up the cash would be 30-50% depending on the quality of your collateral.

Zelle Deposits

A popular method offered through most banks is an application called Zelle.  Zelle is accessed through your bank’s online portal and allows you to instantly transfer as much as several thousand dollars.  The dollar limit is set by each bank, i.e., Wells Fargo – $2,500; BOA – $2,500; Chase personal checking – $2,500; Chase business – $5,000. First, you must set up your Zelle account online with your bank, a very simple process. We provide you with our phone number, dollar amount and name and you input that information in the online Zelle application. Zelle will immediately transfer funds from your bank account to ours.

Credit Card Bail Bonds

Credit card transactions are one of the quickest and easiest ways to secure Pima County bail bonds. Often credit card payment are the only way for people to secure a bond in a timely fashion. For clients not close to the jail, or ones that are out of state, this is one of the fastest methods available. One of the simplest means of posting any bond is by using a credit card, and this is the best way to pay bail after hours as banks are closed.  Once the criminal court proceedings are finished, the bond will be exonerated by the court and the bail amount will be returned to the client (premiums and fees are non-refundable).  Credit card processing fees will also apply.  Learn More about Credit Card bail bonds.

Direct Bank Deposits

One of the fastest and surest way to purchase a bail bond is through a cash deposit into one of our Pima County bail bonds accounts.  Cash funds may be deposited directly into one of our bank accounts. If you bank at one of the banks below, you can also do a direct transfer from your account into ours.  If you bank at another bank, you may get a cashiers check and deposit funds into one of out accounts. In most cases the confirmation of a deposit into our bank account will be instantaneous, although in some cases other states may not clear the transaction for up to 24 hours. Transaction processing times of large cash deposits require confirmation with the financial institution prior to making a deposit. We have the ability to accept deposits to one of the following major banks.

• Bank of America
• Chase
• Wells Fargo
• National Bank of Arizona

Although these financial institutions are major worldwide banks, they may not be available in your area.  If none of these are available to you, or if the time it will take for the transaction to clear is not fast enough, you may wire the funds directly from your bank or credit union to ours.  Additional fees may apply, please see the information below pertaining to this type of transaction. Wired funds can take a few hours to process, and depending on the time it was initiated, it can sometimes not get final clearance until the next business day.

Bank Wire Deposits

Wiring funds from one financial institution to another is not a hard process to go through, and can be done from any bank or credit union.  This type of transaction is the preferred method in instances where none of the banks that we use are available in your area for direct cash deposit.  In order to wire funds directly to our Pima County bail bonds agent you will need our routing number for your bank to use.  This method of bond processing can take a few hours before the deposit will show in our account.  Transactions that occur after 2:00 PM Eastern time will not be available until the following BUSINESS DAY. Funds must clear both institutions prior to a bond being processed in Pima County.  Most banks and credit unions will charge a nominal fee for the wire transfer. Please consult with your financial institution on their rules and time frame for clearing the funds.

Bail Bonds in Other Arizona Counties

Our strong and extensive network of bail bond companies across the state of Arizona allows us the flexibility of processing your paperwork no matter where your loved one is incarcerated.  Not only are we your best choice for bail bonds in Pima County, but we have a large affiliate network providing the best bail bond service in Northern  and Central Arizona.

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PIMA COUNTY SERVICE AREA

Tucson, Casas Adobes, Marana, Catalina Foothills, Town, Sahuarita, Town, Drexel Heights, Green, Valley, Flowing Wells, Vail, Valencia, West Tanque, Verde, Tucson Mountains, Tucson Estates, Corona, Tucson, Picture Rocks, Avra Valley, Catalina, Rincon Valley, Three Points, Summit, South Tucson City, Ajo, Sells.

PIMA COUNTY JAIL - TUCSON

Tucson bail bonds are posted at the Pima County Jail (also referred to as the Tucson Jail).  The Pima County Jail is  accessible from I-40 by taking Route 180 east from Holbrook, or Route 191 south from Sanders.  All bail bondsmen must be licensed through the Arizona Department of Insurance in order to post surety bonds; additionally, each bail bonds agent must be licensed in Pima County in order to post at that jail.  When seeking bail from a bail bond agent, make sure you ask if they are licensed in Pima County.

Pima County Jail - Tucson

1270 W. Silverlake Rd
Tucson, Arizona 85713
(928) 337-4321

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Ajo District Jail

1249 W. Ajo Well Road
Ajo, Arizona 85321
(520) 387-8511

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PIMA COUNTY JAIL VISITATION

Visitation

All visitations are conducted via video. Inmates must go to their initial appearance and be moved to a permanent housing unit before they can accept visitors.

On-site Visit: 1 free for 30 minutes per inmate, per week
Additional 30 minutes for $9.00 per inmate, per day
Remote (Online): Each visit can last up to 15 minutes at a time for $.25 a minute.
On-site visitors will have to schedule their visits at least one to seven days in advance. Visitations will be scheduled on a first-come, first-serve basis. We no longer accept same-day walk-in visits. Visitation times are:

Video (Remote) Visitation -

PCADC  will be offering remote Video Visitation services through GTL’s GettingOut Visit Now service. With video visitation options, incarcerated individuals and their friends and family can connect more frequently and personally, which helps boost morale, increase positivity, and strengthen relationships.

Ways to Video Visit

Remote Video Visits: Accept video visits on the go! Your incarcerated loved one can initiate a video visit with you through the GTL Tablet without needing to schedule ahead of time.

Next Steps: You’ll need a GettingOut account* and the GettingOut Visits mobile app download on your Android or iOS to receive video visits. Be sure to be signed into the mobile app and have push notifications turned on.

* If you already have a ConnectNetwork account, the same credentials can be used to log into GettingOut.

The remote visit rate is $0.25 per minute. These visits are only charged for the visit time you use.

Visitation Times
Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Sunday through Saturday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Visitation is not available on Federal Holidays.
All on-site visitors are to report to the Main Jail Front Desk, located at 1270 W. Silverlake Road, Tucson, Az 85713 15 minutes prior to the scheduled visitation time. Please have a valid photo identification.

All visits will start and end at the scheduled times, regardless of arrival time. Late arrival may result in the cancellation of the visit.

Scheduling a Visit

All visits must be scheduled online at pimacountyaz.gtlvisitme.com or at the kiosk machine located in the main entrance lobby. Full instructions for scheduling a visit can be found here. If you are having issues logging into the scheduling website, or scheduling a visit, please call Visitor Support at 855-208-7349.

How many can visit?

No more than 4 people may visit at a time. Juveniles must be accompanied by at least one adult. Children must be controlled and cannot be left unattended at any time.

Visitor Identification

Visitors must have a current photo ID, e.g., driver's license, DES ID card, Arizona ID card, Military ID, Passport, Travel Visa, U.S. B1/B2 Visa and Border Crossing card, Resident Alien card or Work permit. All ID's must have a photo, date of birth, and current address. Check cashing cards will not be accepted.

Special Visits/Circumstances

To request a special visit schedule your normal visit for the date and time and call the Jail Visits Hotline at (520)351-8114 or (520)351-8111. Leave your full name, date, time of the scheduled visit, confirmation number, phone number and request an extended visit. Someone will call you back to assist you.

Special Notes:

All visitation is subject to unforeseen lock-down and other situations which may postpone or cancel all visitation.
Inmates who are on disciplinary lockdown are not permitted visitation.
There is no charge for lockers. You will be asked to properly secure your belongings prior to starting your visit.
Juvenile inmates cannot receive visits until after 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, but are allowed visits during regular hours on Saturday and Sunday.
PUBLIC AND ONLINE REMOTE VISITATION RESTRICTIONS
VISITOR/INMATE RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR REMOTE AND ONSITE VIDEO VISITATION

PCADC/VIAPATH reserves the right to cancel, interrupt, or restrict visitors and visitation due to any rule violations or conduct that disrupts the safety and security of the facility, staff, or inmates.

1) GENERAL REMOTE VISITATION RULES:

a. All personal (non-privileged) video visits are subject to monitoring and recording by the Pima County Sheriff’s Department and ViaPath Technologies.

b. Objects in your residence, including but not limited to furniture, photographs, or other personal items, may not be visible behind you during your visit.

c. Visitors must be at least 18 years old to have an approved PCADC/VIAPATH/ViaPath visitation “Friends and Family” account to have a remote video visit.

d. Visitors under the age of 18 must always be accompanied on-screen by the adult account holder during a visit at all times.

e. “Friends and Family” are only permitted to create 1 (one) account and must use their own account. Any additional (duplicate) accounts will be suspended and blocked from further use.

f. “Friends and family” may only use their account. The use of another account will result in a restriction being placed on that account, and that account is subject to being blocked from future use. If the use of another account is attempted by a person already on restriction, that restriction may be extended for additional rule violations.

g. All inmates and visitors must be visible and able to be identified during the entire visit. If either party is unable to be identified, you will receive a warning first, then the visit will be terminated, and additional restrictions may be placed on the account(s). Inmate tablets MUST be placed on the NFC visit stations for ALL visits, and the camera must not be covered.

h. Rules regarding dress code, use of electronic devices, drug activity, and other inappropriate conduct while onscreen during visits will be strictly enforced. Violation of any of the rules will result in the cancellation of the visit and will result in a 30-day suspension on the visitor account, could lead to the visitor being barred from further visitation at the discretion of PCADC/VIAPATH staff, and the inmate may be subject to additional action.

i. You may NOT conduct a video visit while the Vehicle is in motion. Even if you are only a passenger.

2) ILLICIT BEHAVIOR/ACTIVITY:

a. Nudity, self-stimulation, or ANY form of sexual activity by either the visitor or the inmate will not be tolerated.

b. Note: Violation of these rules will result in the cancellation of the visit, will result in a 30-day suspension, and could lead to you being barred from further visitation at the discretion of PCADC/VIAPATH staff. It is not required that PCADC/VIAPATH staff see genitalia or explicit activity of any kind to impose a 30-day restriction or a permanent ban.

c. Display, use, or consumption of drugs, alcohol, or Paraphernalia, looking like you're intoxicated or inebriated during a visit will result in visit termination and 30-day restrictions being placed on the account.

3) DRESS CODE: Onsite and remote

All visitors and inmates must always remain fully and properly dressed for a visit.

Violations of the dress code include, but are not limited to:

a. Wearing see-through clothing, sheer blouses, or excessively revealing clothing.

b. Any full or partial nudity.

c. Wearing swimming attire.

d. Clothing, which is above mid-thigh, including cutoff shorts.

e. Display of any undergarments.

f. Wearing tank tops, halter tops, or any garment that may expose excessive cleavage.

g. Excessively tight clothing.

h. Wearing clothing that may display paraphernalia, drugs, specific gang affiliation, name, insignia, or logos.

i. Footwear must be worn for all on-site visits.

j. Inmates may NOT wear any kind of headwear unless it is an approved religious item worn appropriately.

k. Inmates must be fully dressed during the entire visit. Proper shirt and pants. No modified/ripped shirts are allowed

4) ELECTRONIC DEVICES:

a. No taking of any photos or video recordings of inmate(s).

b. Displaying of any secondary cell phone, tablet, PC, or any other electronic device during visits will result in a warning being issued IF it continues, a 30 restriction will be imposed

c. 3-way calls or visits are not allowed and will be terminated, and your visitation privileges will be suspended for 30 days.

d. Inmates may NOT request, and friends & family may NOT photograph, record, or live stream any Inmate during the visit.

e. No access to computers for social media, such as Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, etc.

f. Posting messages or photos on behalf of inmates will result in a 30-day restriction.

g. Relaying messages to any other party will result in a 30-day restriction.

h. Broadcasting ANY television, music, gaming, or any web-based Programming will result in a 30-day visit restriction.

5) OTHER CONDUCT:

a. Inmates or visitor(s) MAY NOT engage in ANY gang activity or gang business. No showing gang tattoos, gang hand signs, or displaying gang colors.

b. Inmates are not allowed to have other inmates participate in any way during a visit.

c. Visitors MAY NOT visit with multiple inmates. Visitors MAY ONLY visit with the inmate account holder. If a visitor visits with anyone other than the scheduled inmate account holder, a 30-day restriction will be placed on the visitor, and both inmates are subject to disciplinary action and/or a 15-day suspension per occurrence.

d. Inmates who relay messages will be subject to disciplinary action.

e. Verbal abuse or threats by either party will result in visit termination and possible suspension.

f. No one shall threaten, coerce, or manipulate another to violate any rule.

g. Knowingly/willingly accepting a call from I/M not using their own account will result in a 30-day suspension

Violation of these restrictions will lead to termination of your “remote visitation” and subsequent suspension of your visitation privileges. A notification will be sent to the email address you registered with concerning your suspension. You will also be provided with information for appealing your suspension.

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About Us

We have provided Pima County bail bonds to the Pima County Jail for nearly two decades. We know how to get your friend or family member out of jail quickly and cost effectively. We know the courts, the jails, and the attorneys who practice in Pima County and we will help you cut through the red tape of the system. Pima County Bail Bonds works hard at giving you the facts and information you need to make the right decisions about posting bail. Our information is free, we believe it is easier to work with a client that is knowledgeable about the system than one that is kept in the dark. We can provide you with resources and direct you to people that can help.

When helping clients post Pima County bail bonds in St Johns, we take the time to provide them with an understanding of the Pima County bail bond process. Our company will not confuse you, and make things more complicated than they already are. We provide you with an honest assessment of your bond situation and work to gain your satisfaction and trust. All of our bail bondsmen realize that over 90% of our clients do not understand the full scope of the bail bond process. We prefer to educate our clients so that they have a thorough understanding of the risks associated with buying a Pima County bail bond. Our willingness to walk our clients through the process step by step is why they continue to exclusively use us for all their bail bond needs.