If someone you know has been arrested in Hillsborough County, call J & E Bail Bonds at 813-579-6897. We help families understand the bond process, required paperwork and available case-specific payment options.
Most importantly, the court sets the bond amount and conditions. After a bond is posted, the jail controls release processing and timing.
The person is booked, identified and screened for charges, warrants and holds. A bond may be set according to the charge, court schedule and applicable conditions. Not every person is immediately eligible for release, and a bail agent cannot remove a court or agency hold.
Many local bookings are handled through the Orient Road Jail at 1201 Orient Road, Tampa, FL 33619. Facility assignments and procedures can change, so confirm current case information before traveling. See our Orient Road Jail bail bond guide for practical steps.
A licensed bail agent posts the bond under a written agreement. Before signing, review the total cost, payment schedule, collateral decision and the defendant’s obligations. The bond premium is separate from any collateral and from the full cash-bond option that may be available through the court.
Payment arrangements and no-collateral options may be available for qualified clients. Approval is based on the individual case and is never guaranteed. For Spanish-language help, visit fianzas en Tampa en español.
Begin the bail information form or call 813-579-6897.
No. Only the court can set or change the bond amount and conditions.
No. The jail must complete its own release procedures, and timing varies.
Often, yes. Call first so an agent can explain what may be completed by phone or electronically.
