Tarrant County
Bail Bonds in Arlington, TX — 24/7 Jail Release
Need a bail bond in Arlington? Arlington police run their own city jail on West Division Street with a 24-hour bond desk, and county cases go to the Tarrant County Corrections Center in Fort Worth. Our Fort Worth office is licensed by the Tarrant County Bail Bond Board; call and we will tell you which of those two desks your loved one bonds out at.
Our Fort Worth office
511 E. Weatherford St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Open 24/7, 365 days a year
Tarrant County Bail Bond Board · License #255b
📞 (817) 615-9969After an arrest in Arlington
- Where they're held first
- Arlington City Jail, run by the Arlington Police Department — 620 West Division Street, Arlington, TX 76004, with the public entrance on the west side of the building facing Cooper Street. The department operates a bond desk at the jail that is open 24 hours a day, on (817) 459-5648 or (817) 459-5649.
- Where they go next
- Tarrant County Corrections Center, 100 North Lamar, Fort Worth, TX 76196, where bonds may be posted at any time, 24 hours a day. Arlington says that for an offense other than a Class C misdemeanor the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office decides whether the case is filed.
- Municipal court
- Arlington Municipal Court, 101 South Mesquite Street, Arlington, TX 76010, (817) 459-6777. Doors open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- From our Fort Worth office
- About 25 minutes from our Fort Worth office, east on I-30.
In Texas a Class C misdemeanor is punishable by fine only — traffic and other minor offenses — and the municipal court handles it; people are still arrested and held on one. A Class B charge or above goes to the county jail.
Any charge
Bail bonds for any charge in Arlington
Questions?
Arlington bail bond FAQ
How much does a bail bond cost in Texas?+
A bail bond typically costs a percentage of the full bail amount set by the court (commonly around 10%), paid to a licensed bondsman. We offer flexible payment plans and no credit check — call us for an exact quote on your case.
How long does it take to get out of jail?+
Once the paperwork is signed and payment is arranged, release usually takes a few hours depending on how busy the jail is. We start the process immediately, 24/7 — many of our clients are out the same night.
What information do I need to bail someone out?+
You'll need the defendant's full name, their date of birth, and the county or jail where they're being held. If you don't have everything, call us — we can help locate them and walk you through the rest.
Do you offer payment plans?+
Yes. We offer affordable, flexible payment plans with no credit check, so you can get your loved one home even if you cannot pay the full fee up front.