Why Choose Southern Bail Bonds?

At Southern Bail Bonds, we understand the urgency of securing a timely release from jail. We're committed to providing fast and affordable bail bond services, recognizing the challenges that come with being in prison. Our goal is to help you avoid complications related to your job, income, and family life, including child custody matters.

Do I Need Legal Advice?

You might! If you've been arrested, or have been asked to participate in police interviews or if law enforcement officials want to talk to you about a serious offense, then you may want to get legal advice (disclaimer: Southern Bail Bonds does not offer legal advice.) If you do seek legal advice, you will need to determine if the cost of an attorney is something you can afford or if you will need to get a court appointed attorney. If you decide on a court appointed attorney, there are certain economic qualifications you will need to meet. Those will be discussed with you during the book-in process.

How can bonds be posted for different charges?

For Class C misdemeanor offenses, such as traffic violations, bonds can be posted directly at the jail. However, for more serious charges, bonds need to be posted at the county jail. To secure someone's release from Tri City jail, the full fine must be paid. In some cases, the judge might allow a payment plan, leading to the individual's release. Alternatively, you can use a bond agency like Southern Bail Bonds for this process.

What are the Payment Methods for Release From Jail?

Tri City jail only accept payments in cash or by credit card, and do not take money orders.

Which police departments use this jail?

The jail serves as a contracted facility for several police departments, including Glenn Heights Police, Lancaster ISD Police, Cedar Hill ISD Police, University of North Texas Police, and the Methodist Health System Police.

Do Employees at Tri-City Jail Suggest Specific Bail Bond Companies?

No, employees at the jail do not endorse any bail bond companies or attorneys. However, a lot of prisoners choose to contact Southern Bail Bonds. This preference is likely due to their reputation as one of the most affordable bail bond services in the region. They are known for their quick service and have over 30 years of experience in the bail bonds field.

What Does the Arrest Record Look Like?

New Charge: PC 22.02 (A)(2) | F2 - AGG ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON/FAMILY/HOUSE; Bond - Surety Bond, $20000.00. This refers to a new charge under the Texas Penal Code 22.02 which pertains to aggravated assault. F2 - AGG ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON/FAMILY/HOUSE: This part provides more detail about the charge. 'F2' indicates a second-degree felony, which is a serious level of offense. 'AGG ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON/FAMILY/HOUSE' means the nature of the crime was aggravated assault with a deadly weapon involving a family or household member. Bond - Surety Bond, $20000.00: This indicates the type and amount of bond set for the individual's release. A 'Surety Bond' of $20,000.00 means that this amount must be posted, typically through a bail bondsman, for the individual to be released from custody pending trial. A surety bond involves a third party (the bail bondsman) who agrees to pay the full bond amount if the accused fails to appear in court.

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