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Connecticut Bail Bonds in Every County and Town

Easy Bail Bonds LLC provides Connecticut bail bonds in all 8 counties and 119 towns, with local offices in Tolland and Bozrah. Wherever the arrest happened, a licensed bail agent can start your loved one’s release today.

8 Counties

Every county in CT

119 Towns

Listed on this page

2 Offices

Tolland and Bozrah

24/7

Day, night and holidays

Where does Easy Bail Bonds provide bail bonds?

Easy Bail Bonds LLC provides Connecticut bail bonds statewide, in all 8 counties: Hartford, Tolland, New London, New Haven, Fairfield, Middlesex, Litchfield and Windham. Our offices are at 12 Goose Ln, Tolland, CT 06084 and 46 Norwich-Lebanon Rd, Bozrah, CT 06334, and licensed agents answer 24 hours a day.

Our offices

Two Local Offices for Connecticut Bail Bonds

Call the office nearest to you. Both numbers are answered 24/7, and either team can post bail anywhere in the state.

Tolland Office

Main office for Tolland County, Hartford County and north-central Connecticut.

Bozrah Office

Serving New London County, Windham County and southeastern Connecticut. Bozrah office page

Service area

Connecticut Bail Bonds by County

Choose your county to see the towns we serve. Linked towns have their own page with local police and court details.

Hartford County Bail Bonds

Hartford County is the busiest area for Connecticut bail bonds. Criminal cases are heard at courthouses in Hartford, New Britain and Manchester, and we post bonds at every local police department. Connecticut State Police Troop H in Hartford also patrols the highways here, and we post bonds for arrests by Bristol, East Hartford, Manchester and Hartford police every week.

Towns we serve (14)

Tolland County Bail Bonds

Our home county. From our office on Goose Ln we reach the Troop C barracks in Tolland and Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon within minutes, making Connecticut bail bonds here especially fast. Vernon, Mansfield and Ellington police, plus the UConn area, make up much of our local work, and most people are home within hours of calling.

Towns we serve (13)

New London County Bail Bonds

Our Bozrah office serves southeastern Connecticut. Cases are heard in New London and Norwich, and we provide Connecticut bail bonds for every town in the county. State Police Troop E in Montville and Troop K in Colchester cover much of the county, along with busy local departments in Groton, Norwich and New London.

Towns we serve (15)

New Haven County Bail Bonds

With courthouses in New Haven, Meriden, Waterbury, Milford and Derby, New Haven County sees a high volume of Connecticut bail bonds. Our agents know each location. State Police Troop I in Bethany and Troop A in Southbury patrol the county, and local departments in New Haven, Waterbury and West Haven make frequent arrests.

Towns we serve (15)

Fairfield County Bail Bonds

Southwestern Connecticut cases are heard in Bridgeport, Stamford and Danbury. We arrange Connecticut bail bonds across the county, from Greenwich to Newtown. State Police Troop G in Bridgeport covers the busy I-95 corridor, where many weekend and late-night arrests take place.

Towns we serve (15)

Middlesex County Bail Bonds

Middlesex County cases are heard at the courthouse in Middletown. We post Connecticut bail bonds for shoreline and river towns alike. State Police Troop F in Westbrook covers much of the shoreline, and resident state troopers serve many of the smaller towns.

Towns we serve (15)

Litchfield County Bail Bonds

Northwest Connecticut cases are heard in Torrington. Distances are long in Litchfield County, so we start Connecticut bail bonds by phone right away. State Police Troop B in North Canaan and Troop L in Litchfield cover the rural towns, where resident troopers handle most arrests.

Towns we serve (17)

Windham County Bail Bonds

Northeast Connecticut cases are heard at the courthouse in Danielson. Our Tolland and Bozrah offices both cover Connecticut bail bonds in Windham County. State Police Troop D in Danielson handles most arrests in the region, along with local police in Putnam, Plainfield and Windham.

Towns we serve (15)

Courts we serve

Connecticut Courthouses Where We Post Bail

Connecticut has 17 Geographical Area courthouses that handle most criminal arraignments. Our agents post Connecticut bail bonds for cases heard at every one of them, listed by city on the CT Judicial Branch map.

Correctional centers

Posting Bail at Connecticut Correctional Centers

When bail is not posted at the police station, the person is usually taken to court the next business day and may then be held at a Department of Correction facility. We post Connecticut bail bonds at all of them. These are the centers families ask about most:

Hartford Correctional Center

Hartford. A pretrial facility holding many men arrested in the greater Hartford area while bail is pending.

New Haven Correctional Center

New Haven. Holds men awaiting bail or court dates from New Haven and the surrounding towns.

Bridgeport Correctional Center

Bridgeport. Serves the Fairfield County courts and holds many people arrested in southwestern Connecticut.

Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center

Uncasville (Montville). Houses pretrial detainees from southeastern Connecticut, including New London County.

York Correctional Institution

Niantic (East Lyme). The state facility for women, including those held before trial from across Connecticut.

Manson Youth Institution

Cheshire. Holds young men, generally under 21, including some who are awaiting bail.

Statewide service

How We Provide Connecticut Bail Bonds Anywhere in the State

You do not need to visit our office. Connecticut bail bonds can be arranged by phone in minutes, and a licensed agent goes to the facility for you.

Because we work across the whole state, our agents know the booking routines at local police departments, State Police barracks and courthouses from Enfield to Greenwich. That local knowledge means fewer delays, clearer answers about release times and a smoother experience for your family, whether the arrest happened down the street or two hours away.

Want the full picture first? Read how bail bonds work step by step, or see every type of charge we handle on our services page.

Police car with flashing lights at night, 24 hour Connecticut bail bonds after an arrest

Helpful tips

Loved One Arrested in Another Town? Do This First

Getting a call about an arrest in an unfamiliar town is stressful. These six steps help you act quickly, avoid common mistakes and get Connecticut bail bonds arranged faster.

Find the arresting agency

Ask which police department or State Police troop made the arrest. This tells us exactly where the person is being held.

Note the booking details

Write down the full legal name, date of birth and any booking or case number you are given.

Keep jail calls short

Calls from police stations and jails are often recorded. Avoid discussing what happened in the case.

Ask if bail has been set

If police set a bond, release can start right away. If not, bail is usually decided at arraignment the next court day.

Contact a defense attorney

A lawyer can ask the judge to reduce bail or change conditions, and can advise on the case itself.

Call us from anywhere

You do not need to travel. We confirm the details, handle paperwork by phone and send an agent to the facility.

FAQ

Questions About Our Bail Bond Locations

Yes. We post Connecticut bail bonds in all 8 counties: Hartford, Tolland, New London, New Haven, Fairfield, Middlesex, Litchfield and Windham.

Our offices are at 12 Goose Ln, Tolland, CT 06084, phone (860) 607-3116, and 46 Norwich-Lebanon Rd, Bozrah, CT 06334, phone (860) 865-0840.

If you are anywhere in Connecticut, yes. Our agents travel to police stations, courthouses and correctional centers statewide, and paperwork can be done by phone.

We start the paperwork the moment you call, so distance rarely delays release. The bond is posted as soon as an agent reaches the facility.

No. Most families never visit our office. Agreements can be signed by phone or email, and payment can be arranged remotely.

No. Connecticut bail bonds follow the same state-approved premium rates everywhere in the state, so the cost does not change by town or county.

Yes. We post bonds at local police departments, Connecticut State Police barracks, courthouses and correctional centers.

We still serve it. This page lists the towns with the most calls, but we provide Connecticut bail bonds in every one of the state’s 169 towns.

Yes. If bail is not posted at the police station, the person may be moved to a Department of Correction facility. We post bonds at those facilities too and explain how release works there.

We post bonds for arrests by every Connecticut State Police troop, including Troop C in Tolland, Troop D in Danielson, Troop E in Montville, Troop H in Hartford and Troop K in Colchester.

Often, yes. A co-signer who lives in another state can usually complete the agreement by phone and email, as long as they meet the bond requirements.

Call the police department in the town where the arrest happened, or call us with the person’s name and date of birth and we will help locate them.

No. The premium follows state-approved rates no matter where in Connecticut the bond is posted, so there is no extra charge based on distance.

Yes. Weekend and holiday arrests are common, and our agents work every day. If the person cannot see a judge until Monday, a bond set by police can still be posted right away so they do not have to wait in custody.

Yes. If someone has a warrant from a court in another county, we can explain how bail is usually set when they turn themselves in and arrange to post the bond quickly so they are not held longer than necessary.

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