How fast can Marietta Bail Bonds get someone out of Washington County Jail?

Most jail releases start as soon as the bond is set and we have the inmate’s name, charge, and booking number. Our 24 hour Marietta bail bondsman posts surety bonds at Washington County Jail seven days a week, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

How much does a bail bond cost in Marietta, Ohio?

Ohio surety bail bonds are typically a percentage of the court-set bond amount, paid as a non-refundable premium. Many families qualify for a down payment with a written payment plan. Call (740) 706-3330 with the bond amount from Marietta Municipal Court or Washington County Common Pleas and we will quote the fee before any paperwork is signed.

Where is your Marietta bail bonds office?

Marietta Bail Bonds is at 200 Putnam Street, Suite 618, Marietta, OH 45750 — on the same block as the Washington County Courthouse and a short walk from Marietta Police Department at 301 Putnam Street.

Do you post bonds for Marietta Municipal Court and Common Pleas?

Yes. We post Marietta Municipal Court bail bonds at 259 Butler Street and Washington County Common Pleas bonds at the courthouse at 205 Putnam Street. We also handle related city, mayor’s court, and warrant matters throughout Washington County.

Can you help after an arrest by Marietta Police or the Sheriff?

Yes. Whether the arrest was by the Marietta Police Department, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, Ohio State Highway Patrol, or a village department, we can start a 24 hour bail bond as soon as the person is booked and a bond is set.

What information do you need to start a bond?

The inmate’s full legal name, date of birth if you have it, the jail or court, the charge, and the bond amount. A government ID and a contact phone for the person hiring the bond are required. Collateral may be requested on larger felony bonds.

Do you serve Belpre, Beverly, and the rest of Washington County?

Yes. Belpre (45714), Beverly (45715), New Matamoras (45767), Barlow, Vincent, Little Hocking, and the other Washington County towns book into Washington County Jail in Marietta. One 24 hour office at 200 Putnam Street, Suite 618 covers the county.

Do you post bonds at Southeastern Regional Jail in Nelsonville?

Yes. Marietta Bail Bonds posts 24 hour SEORJ bail bonds at the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail, 16677 Riverside Drive, Nelsonville, OH 45764. Call (740) 706-3330 with the inmate name and bond amount. Official jail information is at seorj.com. The facility serves Athens, Hocking, Morgan, Perry, and Vinton Counties.

2026-08-22 · 6 minute read

Marietta Municipal Court Bail Bonds: What Families Need to Know

How Marietta Municipal Court sets bond, where to appear at 259 Butler Street, and how a local bail bondsman posts misdemeanor, traffic, and OVI bonds.

Marietta Municipal Court at 259 Butler Street handles the bulk of local criminal and traffic cases in Washington County: misdemeanors, OVI, city ordinances, and many first appearances after a Marietta Police or Sheriff’s arrest.

When bond is set in Municipal Court, families have two paths: post the full cash amount with the clerk, or hire a Marietta Ohio bail bondsman to post a surety bond for a fraction of that number. Most households choose a surety bond so rent, wages, and savings stay intact.

Court hours are typically Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and the clerk can be reached at (740) 373-4474. Official case information lives on the court’s site at mariettacourt.com. Our office does not replace the clerk — we work beside the court so a defendant can be released and then appear as ordered.

Arraignment, pretrials, and bench warrants all affect the bond. If a defendant missed a prior date, Municipal Court may set a higher bond or require a surety. We post those warrant bonds when the court allows it and the jail will accept the paper.

Because our office sits at 200 Putnam Street, Suite 618, we are minutes from both Municipal Court on Butler Street and the Washington County Courthouse on Putnam Street. That proximity matters when a clerk needs an original power of attorney or a bondsman needs to walk a file across downtown Marietta the same afternoon.

OVI, domestic violence, theft, and disorderly conduct are the charges we see most from this court. Each has its own bond schedule and release conditions — no-contact orders, alcohol monitoring, or license suspensions. A bail bond gets the person out. It does not fight the case. We always tell families to speak with a Washington County criminal defense attorney as soon as release is underway.

If Municipal Court is closed and the person is still in Washington County Jail, call us anyway. After-hours Marietta Municipal Court bail bonds are a core part of 24 hour service. We prepare the file overnight and post when the jail is ready.

Marietta Bail Bonds · 200 Putnam Street, Suite 618, Marietta, OH 45750 · (740) 706-3330. Licensed Ohio surety. Not a law firm.

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