Bail Bonds New Haven CT

In Need for bail bonds New Haven CT? Has your favorite person has just been taken into custody by New Haven Police on Union Avenue or is currently being detained at Whalley Avenue jail, you can use our bail services as the fastest way to get them out of the jail, which is what Liza Davis Bail Bonds has been proving since 2007. What is more, our bail process usually takes 2 to 5 hours for most cases.

With our bail service you will find the answer to the following crucial questions:

  • ▸Can you help me get them out? Yes, we post bail at New Haven PD (1 Union Ave), New Haven Correctional Center (245 Whalley Ave), and GA-23 (121 Elm St) 24/7.
  • ▸How much will it cost? The premium is set by Connecticut: 10% of the first $5,000 of the bail amount, and 7% of the remaining amount above it. Regarding a $25,000 bail amount, the total will equal to the amount of $1,900. The exact amount of money is confirmed during the phone conversation.
  • ▸How fast can you help me? The time period for most New Haven cases is between 2 to 5 hours. Our office is located 2 miles away from GA-23 and the Whalley Avenue jail facility.
  • ▸Can you be trusted? We have been licensed by Connecticut since 2007.

Bail Bonds New Haven CT: 24/7 Licensed Bondsman, Fast Release from Union Ave, Whalley Ave & GA-23

✓ CT Licensed & Insured Licensed Since 2007 📍 1345 State St, New Haven CT
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The New Haven Bail Process: From Union Avenue Booking to Whalley Avenue Release

Let's look at New Haven Bail process in detail.

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Arrest & Booking at New Haven PD - 1 Union Avenue

At the moment a person is arrested in New Haven, he/she is taken to booking facility at 1 Union Avenue, which is one of the busiest booking places in Connecticut. The processing time may take several hours depending on the number of people booked. Contact us even before bail is set, and we will begin the reception of your beloved before the documents are processed at the police station.

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Bail Commissioner Review or Judge's Order at GA-23

Generally, for most misdemeanors and lower level felonies, a bail commissioner sets a bail amount/ For serious cases like major felonies and violent crimes, a judge sets the bail amount during arraignment at GA-23, 121 Elm Street.

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Call (860) 818-7078 - We Answer Immediately

We do not ignore phone calls and answer all calls at any time. All we need you to provide us during the call is the name, date and birth and the name of the criminal department the defendant was arrested by.

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Remote Bond Agreement - No Office Visit Required

We complete the forms on the phone and remotely via e-signature. This is an important point in New Haven as it is hard for some families in Fair Haven or Hill areas to reach our office.

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Flexible Payment Plans Tailored to Your Reality

We enable you to pay daily, bi-weekly, or monthly within the maximum period of 15 months. Payment is made via Venmo, CashApp, Apple Pay, PayPal, and all types of credit cards. No family has ever been denied a bail because they weren't able to pay the full amount during the night hours. We require only a minimum deposit of 35% to start the process.

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Bail is posted either at Whalley Ave. or at GA-23 Elm Street.

Our agents are licensed to go to the New Haven Correction Center located at 245 Whalley Avenue as well as to GA-23 at 121 Elm Street and post a surety bond. As soon as the bond has been processed, the release of the person will take place. In other words, our agents work at both locations simultaneously.

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Release of the bail and facilitating family with all necessary help after the hearings.

You will be informed about all the procedures concerning the conditions of the bail and important future dates of the GA-23 court hearings. Our relationship with the family lasts until the end of hearing, and not only until the person is released from jail.

Emergency Bail Bonds Assistance.

Imagine it is 2 a.m. The phone rings. That's where the entire section begins. When you call us at (860) 818-7078 in the middle of the night you will be answered by a licensed agent immediately. You won't reach anyone from a call center nor an answering service that will keep the line busy. All we need is a defendant's full name, date of birth, and an address where the person is located.

If you call us at night, you won't hear a voicemail. You don't have to wait until tomorrow morning to speak to our agents. As a result, bail paperwork will be completed immediately as we work all time.

Questions People Ask Us About Bail Bonds in New Haven, CT

How fast can someone be released from New Haven PD after bail is posted?
Most New Haven PD releases complete within 2 to 5 hours. Union Avenue is one of Connecticut's busiest intake facilities, so processing time varies by volume. Calling us before bail is set eliminates delays the moment the bond amount is confirmed.
What does a bail bond cost in New Haven, Connecticut?
Connecticut's regulated premium is 10% of the first $5,000 of bail plus 7% of the amount above $5,000. On a $25,000 bail the fee is $1,900. On a $10,000 bail it is $850. Our minimum deposit is 35% of that fee, so $665 starts a $25,000 bond. Payment plans extend up to 15 months. No hidden fees, no administrative surcharges, no after-hours premiums.
What is GA-23 and what towns does it cover?
GA-23 is Geographical Area 23 of the Connecticut Superior Court, at 121 Elm Street in New Haven. It covers eight towns: New Haven, Bethany, Branford, East Haven, Guilford, Madison, North Branford and Woodbridge. Arrests in any of those towns are arraigned there. Hamden, North Haven, Cheshire, Wallingford and Meriden arrests go to GA-7 in Meriden instead, and West Haven and Milford arrests go to GA-22 in Milford.
What is the New Haven Correctional Center on Whalley Ave?
New Haven Correctional Center at 245 Whalley Avenue is a Connecticut Department of Correction pre-trial facility, not a police lockup. It is a Level 4 high-security facility that holds pre-trial detainees for several Connecticut courts. Defendants not released from New Haven PD are transferred there for classification, property inventory and unit assignment. We post bonds there 24/7.
Can I pay cash to the court instead of using a bondsman?
Sometimes, and we will tell you when. Since January 2024, Connecticut's Practice Book § 38-8 allows a bond of $50,000 or less to be posted by depositing 7% of it in cash with the court or the arresting agency. On a $25,000 bail that is $1,750, and it is returned less any fees when the case ends, provided every court date is kept. A bond premium is not refundable, but it requires far less cash up front: $665 on that same bail.
What if my loved one has a Failure to Appear (FTA) warrant?
FTA warrants trigger bond increases at GA-23. We contact the court, confirm the new bond amount, coordinate the voluntary surrender, and initiate processing for release, often the same day. We have handled hundreds of FTA cases through GA-23.
Do you provide service in Spanish?
Yes. Our agents conduct the entire bail bond process in English and Spanish with equal fluency. No translation service, no separate queue, no extra fees. Fair Haven families are served from the first call through every court date.
What payment methods do you accept?
Venmo, CashApp, Apple Pay, PayPal, Zelle, and all major credit and debit cards. Bail does not wait for ACH processing times. Payment plans run weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, up to 15 months.
Are you a real New Haven bondsman or a 1-800 referral service?
We are a licensed Connecticut bail bond company physically located at 1345 State Street, New Haven, CT 06511, and we have been licensed and posting bonds in Connecticut since 2007. When you call (860) 818-7078, you speak to a licensed agent who posts bonds at GA-23 and the Whalley Avenue correctional center personally.

New Haven Courts and Jails: Addresses You'll Actually Need

Liza Davis Bail Bonds
📍 1345 State St, New Haven, CT 06511
Licensed CT Bail Bondsman · Since 2007 · English & Spanish
📍 1 Union Ave, New Haven, CT 06519
Primary booking facility - Connecticut's busiest urban intake operation
📍 121 Elm St, New Haven, CT 06510
Arraignments, bail hearings, FTA warrants. Serves New Haven, Bethany, Branford, East Haven, Guilford, Madison, North Branford, Woodbridge
(203) 789-7461
Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM
New Haven Correctional Center
📍 245 Whalley Ave, New Haven, CT 06511
CT DOC pre-trial facility. Defendants not released from Union Ave are held here
New Haven JD Court - Part A
📍 235 Church St, New Haven, CT 06510
Serious felony cases transfer here from GA-23 after arraignment
(203) 503-6800
Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM

Where We Post Bail Around New Haven

New Haven is home base for our New Haven County bail bonds work, and we drive out to the GA-23 towns too: Bethany, Branford, East Haven, Guilford, Madison, North Branford and Woodbridge. Case landed somewhere else nearby? We also handle bail bonds in Waterbury, CT and bail bonds in Derby, CT.

Looking for a town that's not listed here? Check all Connecticut areas we serve.

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Got arrested in New Haven or somewhere in GA-23? The clock started already.

By the time bail gets set, every extra hour behind bars is time you didn't have to lose. I've been running fast, licensed releases out of Union Ave, Whalley Ave, and GA-23 since 2007.

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