Bail Bonds – Plantation Key, FL

Suppose your loved one has been arrested in the upper Florida Keys area, including Key Largo, Tavernier, Islamorada, or Layton. In that case, they will likely undergo processing at the Plantation Key Detention Center, sometimes called “PK.” It takes several hours for an arrestee to be processed. If a set bail amount accompanies the charges, they may be eligible for bond and release immediately.

If the inmate’s charges are not associated with a specific amount, they will appear before a judge within 24 hours of their arrest for a first appearance hearing. Based on the circumstances of the arrest, the judge will decide on a bond amount or choose to hold the arrestee without a bond.

Click here to learn more about the process of an arrest warrant.

If you’re wondering how to bail someone out of jail online, Monroe County Bail Bonds is a team of professionals ready to help secure a quick release for your friend or family member. If you receive a call and find out that someone you know is in jail, don’t panic. Contact us immediately so we can begin working for the arrestee’s freedom. If they are still waiting for their bond amount to be issued, one of our licensed bail bonds agents can stand by and be ready to post bond quickly.

Monroe County Bail Bonds for Plantation Key is conveniently located less than 0.1 miles away from the Plantation Key jail facility, which allows us to post bail quicker than anyone.

Call us toll-free at (800) 732-2593 or locally at (305) 451-2593.

Bail bonds in Monroe County vary according to the charges or amount set by the Magistrate. Bonds are non-negotiable and typically require 10% of the amount to be paid to secure release. Federal court charges may require 15%. Additionally, there is a $100 bond minimum.

To find out how much bail it will take to get out of jail in Plantation Key, you’ll need to consult the Monroe County Jail. Monroe County Bail Bonds can also provide this information to you so give us a call today!

At Monroe County Bail Bonds your freedom is our business and we take it seriously.  Our knowledgeable staff has over 75 years of combined bail bonding experience in Monroe County, Florida. For over 30 years, Monroe County Bail Bonds has serviced the Florida Keys with integrity and discretion and has maintained a stellar reputation with local residents, the courts, and local attorneys.

Monroe County Bail Bonds is pleased to provide 24 hour bail bonds services from our office in Monroe County to all Florida County Jails with our bail online options. Family owned and operated since 1989.

For bail bonds in Plantation Key, or anywhere in Monroe County, call Monroe County Bail Bonds now! Monroe County Bail Bonds offers the fastest service, and can have a qualified bail bondsman post your loved one’s bail in minutes, no matter where in the country you are located by using Bail by Phone or email.

For the fastest response and best in bail bond customer service, call Monroe County Bail Bonds at (305) 451-2593.

When someone is arrested in the Upper Florida Keys (Key Largo, Tavernier, Islamorada, or Layton), they will be transported to the Plantation Key Detention Center for processing.

The Plantation Key Detention Center is operated by the Monroe County Sheriffs Office and is located at 53 High Point Road, Plantation Key, Florida 33070.

The detention center is commonly referred to as the Plantation Key Jail or simply “PK” and operates 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.

Upon arrival at the Jail, the processing of an arrestee into the facility will take several hours. Once the arrestee is processed into the Jail, they may be eligible for bond out right away if the charges are accompanied with a set bail amount. This usually occurs for people arrested for active warrants, including violation of probation or failure to appear warrants.

Once released, court proceedings will be held at the Plantation Key Government Center located at 88820 Overseas Highway, Plantation Key, Florida 33070.

If you’re believe that a loved one is in Jail in Plantation Key, FL, you can do an inmate search HERE. You will need the individual’s full name.