Tarrant County Jail Bail Bonds
Is your loved one in the Tarrant County Jail in downtown Fort Worth? This is the county’s main jail, where felony arrests and transfers from every city jail end up. PCS is a licensed Tarrant County bondsman minutes away, and we post bonds here 24/7.
Find them, then get them out
Search the inmate list, or call and we will locate them for you.
Find Someone in the Tarrant County Jail
Almost everyone arrested in Tarrant County ends up in the county jail system, so the Tarrant County inmate search is the master list. Search by full name, and if you cannot find them, call us and we will locate them for you.
Tarrant County Jail
Address: 350 W Belknap Street, Fort Worth, TX 76196
Role: The main county jail: felonies, county-wide bookings, and transfers from city jails
Hours: Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
After booking: held until a magistrate sets bail, then a bond can be posted
PCS help: we post bonds at this jail 24/7. Call (817) 335-1655.
Bail Activity in the Fort Worth Area
Fort Worth and the wider county see tens of thousands of bonds a year, and nearly all of them pass through the Tarrant County Jail. Based on recent Tarrant County bond records, the charges we most often post bonds for in this area are:
Whatever the charge, the process is the same: find them, confirm the bond amount, and call us to post it.
How to Get Someone Out of the Tarrant County Jail
Use the inmate search to confirm the charges and bond amount, or call us to locate them.
We confirm everything and explain the cost. 0% interest, no credit check, nothing hidden.
We post at the right facility and your loved one is released, often the same day.
Headed to Court Later? A Few Tips
Once your loved one is out, making every court date is what keeps the bond in good standing. A little preparation helps:
- Dress respectfully. No shorts, tank tops, graphic t-shirts, or ball caps. Neat and simple is best.
- Arrive a few minutes early. Enough time to find the right courtroom and check in, without rushing.
- Bring a photo ID and any paperwork you were given.
- Silence your phone and address the judge as “Your Honor.”
- Cannot make a date? Call your attorney and your bondsman before the court date, never after.
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Loved One in the Tarrant County Jail? Call Now.
PCS Bail Bonds is a licensed, award-winning Tarrant County bondsman (Tarrant County License #118, Lexington National #246), serving families since 1991. We keep it simple: a payment plan with 0% interest, no credit check, bilingual help, and someone to answer the phone 24/7.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Tarrant County Jail?
The main Tarrant County Jail is at 350 W Belknap Street in downtown Fort Worth. It holds felony arrests and people transferred from city jails across the county.
How do I find someone in the Tarrant County Jail?
Search the Tarrant County inmate list by name. It shows the facility, charges, and bond amount. If they were just arrested, it may take a few hours to appear, or call us and we will locate them.
Can PCS post a bond at the Tarrant County Jail?
Yes. PCS is a licensed Tarrant County bondsman and posts bonds at the county jail 24/7. Call (817) 335-1655 and we will start the release.