Washington County Bail Bonds: 24/7 Help for Marietta Families

Washington County Bail Bonds, Wherever You Are

Washington County covers a lot of ground, from Belpre to the rural townships. If your loved one was arrested anywhere in the county, the process runs through Marietta.

Here’s what to expect.

Our team helps families throughout Washington County, including Marietta and Belpre, around the clock.

The fastest way to start is a phone call: (740) 706-3330.

The Bail Process in Washington County

Most people have never done this before. Here’s what it usually looks like.

  1. The jail books them in. At the Washington County Jail, that means a photo, fingerprints and a records check.
  2. Bond is set. Minor charges may have a set amount right away. More serious ones often need a judge first. The Marietta Municipal Court handles most misdemeanors, and the Washington County Court of Common Pleas, General Division handles felonies.
  3. Pick up the phone. We’ll ask a few quick questions: who it is, where they’re held and the charge if you know it.
  4. Sign the paperwork. We explain every line, so nothing comes as a surprise.
  5. The bond is posted. We handle that part directly with the jail.
  6. Out the door. Jail staff finish the release paperwork. Plan on some waiting.
  7. Stay on schedule. The bond only works if every court date is met.

Tip: if your loved one calls from jail, keep it short and don’t talk about the case. Jail calls are usually recorded. If you’re not sure what the charge is, don’t guess. We can usually find out.

What Bail Costs, and How Financing Helps

The standard premium in Ohio is 10% of the bail amount. We also offer affordable financing, so you may be able to start with as little as 4% down.

Money is tight for a lot of families. Tell us what you can manage, and we’ll work out a plan together.

Ask as many questions as you want. A good plan is one you can actually keep up with.

Who’s Who in Washington County

You might need to reach one of these. Here are the basics, with official links.

Vintage postcard of the Washington County Courthouse in Marietta, Ohio
Vintage postcard of the Washington County Courthouse. Photo: Unknown (via DPLA) / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain (source)

Washington County Court of Common Pleas, General Division

205 Putnam St., Marietta, OH 45750
Phone: (740) 373-6623 ext. 2303
Common Pleas Court website

Marietta Municipal Court

259 Butler St., Marietta, OH 45750
Phone: (740) 373-4474
Court website

Washington County Sheriff’s Office (OH)

309 Fourth St., Marietta, OH 45750
Phone: (740) 376-7070
Sheriff’s Office website

Exterior of the Washington County Courthouse in downtown Marietta, Ohio, near Washington County bail bonds help
Washington County Courthouse, Marietta. Photo: Bwsmith84 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0 (source)

Washington County Jail (Corrections)

101 Westview Ave., Marietta, OH 45750 (off Gilman Ave.)
Jail and inmate information

Marietta Police Department

301 Putnam St., Suite 1300, Marietta, OH 45750
Phone: (740) 376-2007
Police Department website

How Washington County Handles Arrests

The Washington County Jail is at 101 Westview Ave. in Marietta, off Gilman Ave. The Sheriff’s Office itself is downtown at 309 Fourth St.

Felony cases go to the Common Pleas Court at 205 Putnam St.

Next Steps After Release

Home is the goal, and you’ve reached it. Now the focus shifts to court.

Mark every date on the calendar. Show up a little early.

If they get a new job, move or change numbers, tell us. It keeps the bond in good standing.

Day or Night, We Answer

It doesn’t matter what time it is. Someone on our team will pick up.

We’ll be patient with your questions, however many you have.

Other Areas We Cover

Families with a case in Columbus can find local details on our Franklin County bail bonds page.

Close by, see Marietta bail bonds and Athens bail bonds. Or start at our Columbus bail bonds home page.

Washington County Bail Bonds FAQ

How fast can you post bail at the Washington County Jail?

We can usually start as soon as you call. Release depends on the jail’s processing, which can take a few hours after the bond is posted.

How much does a bail bond cost?

The standard premium in Ohio is 10% of the bail amount. We also offer affordable financing, so you may be able to start with as little as 4% down.

What if my loved one misses a court date?

Call us right away. The sooner we know, the more we can do to help fix it.

What should I have ready when I call?

Their full name, date of birth and where they’re being held. The charge or booking number helps but isn’t required.

We’re Standing By

You don’t need to have every answer. Just call, and we’ll take it from there.

Local line: (740) 706-3330
Main office, 24/7: (614) 464-9000