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Nevada law sets the rate at 15 percent of the bond amount. We write bonds of $3,000 and up, so premiums start at $450. See examples and what else to ask about.

Use the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office inmate search, then call us with what you find. Step-by-step Washoe County Jail guide.

No. Bonds can’t be used for cash-only bail or fines. Compare cash bail and bail bonds.

Release processing comes first, then court dates and any release conditions. What to expect after posting bail.

The person’s full name, where they are being held, and the bail amount if you know it. Call even if you don’t have every detail.

Payment plans may be available, subject to approval. Call to discuss your situation and the terms that may apply.

Timing varies. Booking, court orders, bail eligibility, and detention-facility processing can affect release. We cannot guarantee a release time.

A co-signer takes on obligations under the bond agreement. Ask about financial responsibility, collateral, fees, and what happens if the defendant misses court before signing.

No. The person must still attend required court appearances and follow all release conditions. A bail bond does not resolve the charges.

Yes. Our bail hotline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week: 775-720-1370.