Tallini Bail Bonds is the #1 supplier of Flagstaff bail bonds to the Coconino County Jail. We service all of Northern Arizona providing rapid release to the inmates of the Coconino jail in Flagstaff and the Page Substation. Tallini has been a legal service provider since 1976. Our years of experience provides you with unsurpassed bail bond service and knowledge of the Flagstaff Courts, Criminal Attorneys and Judges.
Our Bail by Phone service is perfect for clients who live out-of-town, or for those that appreciate the convenience of not leaving home. Everything can be handled by phone, fax, or email. We can post surety bonds, or cash bonds, any time, day or night, weekends or holidays.
Using a credit card to pay for Flagstaff bail bonds is an easy and convenient solution to getting a friend or family member out of jail. If you charge the entire bail amount and fee on one, or more cards, when the case is over, the bail amount is refunded back to you. The premium fee is non-refundable.
Other popular methods to pay for a bond is by bank deposit, wired funds, or Zelle. We have accounts in all of the major banks, making it easy to provide us with funds.
Large Bail Bonds Flagstaff
We post both cash bail bonds and surety bail bonds; small or large. Flagstaff is located at the intersection of two of Arizona’s busiest highways; I-40 and I-17. Large drug busts are commonplace on these highways, with bail commonly being set at $50,000 or larger.
Tallini’s Flagstaff Bail Bonds has put together some of the largest bonds in the state. Large bonds often require coordinating the resources of more than one party. Client emotions are frequently strained and only bail bondsmen who have the skills of diplomacy are capable of keeping these deals together. Knowledge of real estate and collateral are extremely important in closing transactions quickly. We will exceed your expectations and meet whatever challenges your bond may bring.
Sometimes the court will set bail as cash-only instead of the more common “secured” form. When the court sets bail as cash-only it means the only thing the court, or jail will accept is cash. The typical secured bond that Flagstaff bondsmen post will not be accepted.
The fees we charge on cash bonds will be higher and are dependent on the quality of the collateral provided. If we are acting as your agent and posting your cash the fees run about 10%. Please call for a firm quote,
What happens when a person gets arrested
When a person gets arrested on a new felony charge, they can’t be bailed out until they’ve seen the judge for their Initial Appearance. People arrested on misdemeanor charges are bondable immediately, but unless their family or livelihood are in jeopardy, they should consider waiting until the morning for their initial appearance… you could save a bundle in bail bond costs if the Judge is willing to release an inmate on their Own Recognizance.
People arrested on a felony warrant may be immediately bondable if the judge who issued the warrant set a bond amount at the time of issuance. However, we still recommend that you let the defendant go to their initial appearance before posting Flagstaff bail bonds for the reasons cited above. Initial appearances are held at the Coconino County Jail within 24-hours of a person’s arrest. Defendants typically appear before the Judge via video court at the jail.
Initial Appearance Schedule – Coconino County Jail
Monday – Friday:
Flagstaff Municipal Court starts 8:00-8:30 am
Flagstaff Justice Court starts 10:00 am
Weekends:
All Courts start at 8:00 am
We provide Coconino County bail bonds service to the Coconino County Jails in Flagstaff and Page, AZ. Service is provided to all communities within the county:
Flagstaff, Sedona, Clints Well, Cosnino, Fredonia, Grand Canyon Village, Happy Jack, Jacob Lake, Kachina Village, Bellemont, Bitter Springs, Cameron, Canyon Diablo, Cosnino, Cow Springs, Gray Mountain, Leupp, Mormon Lake, Munds Park, Mountainaire, Page, Parks, Supai, Tolani Lake, Tonalea, Tuba City, Tusayan, Valle, Winona, Winslow West, Williams, and the Hopi & Navajo Reservation.
Tallini Bail Bonds is the #1 supplier of Flagstaff bail bonds to the Coconino County Jail. We service all of Northern Arizona providing rapid release to the inmates of the Coconino jail in Flagstaff and the Page Substation. Tallini has been a legal service provider since 1976. Our years of experience provides you with unsurpassed bail bond service and knowledge of the Flagstaff Courts, Criminal Attorneys and Judges.
Our Bail by Phone service is perfect for clients who live out-of-town, or for those that appreciate the convenience of not leaving home. Everything can be handled by phone, fax, or email. We can post surety bonds, or cash bonds, any time, day or night, weekends or holidays.
Using a credit card to pay for Flagstaff bail bonds is an easy and convenient solution to getting a friend or family member out of jail. If you charge the entire bail amount and fee on one, or more cards, when the case is over, the bail amount is refunded back to you. The premium fee is non-refundable.
Other popular methods to pay for a bond is by bank deposit, wired funds, or Zelle. We have accounts in all of the major banks, making it easy to provide us with funds.