Start Online
Pick the right application
The co-signer form is for the person arranging the bond. The defendant form is for the person who was released or is completing their own information.
Start From Wherever You Are
Colorado Bail Guide
A clear path from the first custody check to the bond paperwork, with online forms, a real person by phone, and a local Colorado Springs office.
Choose Your Starting Point
The process should fit the situation.
You can start online, call immediately, or come to the office. A licensed bondsman continues the process with you and tells you exactly what is still needed.
Call or Visit
Talk to a person Monday-Saturday
Call when time matters or when you are not sure which jail, court, or application applies. The local office is at 802 S Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903. Closed Sunday.
From Custody to Release
Four checkpoints. One person helping.
- 01Locate
Confirm the jail, legal name, and booking details.
- 02Review
Check charges, bond amount, holds, and court details.
- 03Complete
The co-signer and defendant provide the information relevant to their roles.
- 04Post
The bondsman finalizes the paperwork and stays in contact through release.
What Helps on the First Call
Bring what you know. We can find the rest.
Do not wait because one detail is missing. A full legal name and likely facility are enough to begin.
- Defendant's full legal name
- Jail or county, if known
- Booking or case number, if known
- Bond amount, if already set
Resource Desk
Useful at every checkpoint.
Each tool has one job, so you can get the answer you need without handing sensitive information to an unverified directory.
Inmate Search Check supported Front Range custody rosters and available bond details by name. Warrant Information Use the correct official office to verify current El Paso County or municipal information. Court Livestream Open Colorado court streams, find a docket, and understand watching versus appearing.