New Britain Bail Bonds – Bondsman New Britain CT

How to Post Bail Bonds at the New Britain Police Department

The bail bond process can be confusing for many reasons. Check out these steps about how you can post bail bonds at the New Britain Police Department.

Know Where to Go to Post Bail

First, you need to know where to go. The New Britain Police Department is located at 10 Chestnut Street. Park across the street in a visitor’s spot and go inside the jail. Pick up the lobby phone and ask if your loved one is there. Then ask if there is a bail bond and how much it is.

You Need a Local Bondsman

After you learned bail information, most likely you will need a local bondsman. You can call a New Britain bondsman at 860-229-2525 or visit them diagonally across the street at 15 Arch Street.

The Bondsmen at 3-D Bail Bonds will explain more of the bail bond process in detail.

You Need 3 Things to Bail Someone Out of Jail

To bail someone out of the New Britain jail you need the bail fee, a form of identification, and will need to sign responsibility for the person you are bailing out. By becoming a cosigner, you are sharing the responsibility with the New Britain bail bonds company to secure that the defendant comes back to court each and every time.

Once the bail is paid and the paperwork has been completed, the defendant is released from jail with their next court date.

What Happens to Arrested People if They Don’t Post Bail

New Britain Police and nearby areas usually allow people to pay bond as soon as they are booked. The police can hold the defendant without bond when this person is considered a threat to the community. The law requires defendants to be arraigned at the local courthouse and in front of a judge within 24 hours of their arrest if they don’t post bond. If the arrest falls on a Friday, they will be arraigned the next business day.

The New Britain courthouse GA15 serves the police departments in the following towns of Berlin, Bristol, Burlington, New Britain, Newington, Plainville, Plymouth, Rocky Hill, Southington and Wethersfield.

After the arraignment at the courthouse, families could post the bond at the courthouse. The Court transports defendants together to prisons statewide, so posting bail at a courthouse needs to be done quickly. We strongly recommend clients speak with the local bail bondsman ahead of time so the agent can be present during the arraignment.

Those who do not post bond will be sent to the Hartford County prison (Hartford Correctional Center in the North Meadows) until their next court date. In some cases, the next court date may not happen for another 4 to 6 weeks.

To process “new commit inmates” at the Hartford Correctional Center, they must be physically there. New commits at the Hartford jail are usually able to process bonds after 7 p.m.