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Most DUI Arrests Happen at Night

DUI Bail Bonds in Colorado Springs

A DUI or DWAI arrest can happen at any hour. As soon as the court sets a bond, we move fast to post it, explain every form, and coordinate the release.

How a DUI Bond Works

Fast action, once the bond is set.

After a DUI or DWAI arrest, the court sets a bond amount. From there, a licensed bondsman posts the full bond for a one-time premium so the defendant does not have to pay the entire amount in cash. We handle the paperwork, coordinate with the El Paso County jail or the appropriate facility, and keep the co-signer informed through release.

  • Eligible DUI and DWAI bonds
  • Fast night and weekend response
  • Payment plans on most bonds
  • Open 24 hours Monday-Saturday

From Arrest to Release

Three steps once you call.

The sooner we have the basics, the sooner the release process can begin. Do not wait because one detail is missing.

  1. 01
    Confirm the bond

    We check the facility, the bond amount, and any holds or conditions the court set.

  2. 02
    Complete the paperwork

    The co-signer provides the information relevant to their role; we explain the premium and any collateral.

  3. 03
    Post and coordinate

    We post the bond and stay in contact with the facility through the release.

DUI Bond Questions

Straight answers, day or night.

How much is bail for a DUI in Colorado?

DUI bond amounts are set by the court and vary with the charge, prior history, and any aggravating factors. Once the bond is set, the premium is a percentage of that amount — Colorado caps it at 15% with a $50 minimum. Call with the bond amount and we quote the exact figure up front.

How fast can you post a DUI bond?

Most DUI arrests happen at night, and that is when we work fastest. As soon as a bond amount is set and the paperwork is complete, we move to post it and coordinate with the holding facility so the release process can begin.

What is the difference between a DUI and a DWAI?

In Colorado, DWAI (driving while ability impaired) is a separate, lesser charge than DUI, but both can carry a bond. We handle eligible bonds for either — call us and we will help you understand the release process for the specific charge.

Do you offer payment plans for a DUI bond?

Yes, on most bonds. Cost should never be the reason someone waits in custody. Call (719) 667-0600 Monday through Saturday and we will walk through the options.

See what a bond costs, read how bail works in Colorado, or call (719) 667-0600 for help with an eligible DUI bond now.