O'Malley Bail Bonds Tampa, Florida
Open 24/7 813-725-4007
FL Bail Bond License #B000227

Tampa Bail Bonds, Available 24/7

O'Malley Bail Bonds writes bail bonds in Tampa and throughout Hillsborough County. The office is on N Armenia Ave and the phone is answered day and night, every day of the year.

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506 N Armenia Ave, Tampa, FL 33609

Florida Bail Bond License #B000227

Need to Get Someone Out of Jail? Call Now.

If someone you know has been arrested in Tampa or anywhere in Hillsborough County, the fastest way forward is one phone call. A licensed agent will confirm where the person is being held, explain the bond, and start the paperwork. You do not need to have every detail figured out first.

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How the Bail Bond Process Works

  1. Call the office

    Tell the agent who was arrested and what you know. The agent confirms the jail, the charges, and whether bail has been set.

  2. Complete the paperwork

    You sign a short agreement and pay the premium, the state-approved fee for the bond. The agent works out the amount from the individual bonds and explains your responsibilities before you sign anything.

  3. The bond is posted

    The agent posts the bond at the jail. The jail verifies it and processes the release on its own timeline.

  4. Court dates are kept

    The defendant attends every court date. When the case ends with all appearances made, the bond is dissolved.

The full details are in How Do Bail Bonds Work in Florida?

Watch out for scam calls

Callers posing as deputies, court employees, treatment programs, or bail agents are demanding immediate payment by cryptocurrency, gift cards, or Zelle to stop a warrant or bail someone out. No agency, court, or jail collects money that way. Hang up and verify before sending anything to anyone.

How to spot a bail bond scam

What to Have Ready Before You Call

Any of the following helps, and none of it is required to start:

  • The person's full name and date of birth
  • Which jail they are in, if you know
  • The charges, if you know them
  • The bail amount, if it has been set
  • Your contact information and relationship to the person

Missing details are normal. Agents look things up all day. See What Information Does a Bail Bondsman Need? for the full picture.

The Tampa Office

O'Malley Bail Bonds

506 N Armenia Ave
Tampa, FL 33609

813-725-4007

Open 24/7

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Areas We Serve

O'Malley Bail Bonds is based on N Armenia Avenue in Tampa and handles most of its bonds for arrests in Tampa and Hillsborough County. The office also covers the surrounding counties, including Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando, and Polk. Call from Brandon, Carrollwood, West Tampa, Town 'n Country, New Tampa, Wesley Chapel, or anywhere else in the area and an agent can tell you what the next step is. If you are not sure the office covers your county, ask. That question takes about a minute to answer.

Common Bail Bond Questions

How much do bail bond services cost?
For a Florida state bond the premium is generally 10% of each bond, with a $100 minimum per bond. Florida sets bail separately for every charge, so someone facing five charges has five bonds and the minimum applies to each one. That is why five $500 bonds come to $500 in premium while a single $2,500 bond comes to $250, even though the total bail is the same. Rates are filed with and approved by the state, so they are not negotiable. Call 813-725-4007 with the charges and an agent can work out the exact figure.
How do you bond someone out of jail in Florida?
Find out where the person is being held, then call a licensed bail bond agent. The agent confirms the charges and the bail amount, you complete a short application and pay the state-regulated premium, and the agent posts the bond at the jail. The jail then processes the release. One call to 813-725-4007 starts the process at any hour.
Can you pay your own bail in Florida?
Yes. You can post the full bail amount in cash directly with the jail, and it is generally returned at the end of the case if every court date is met. Most people use a bail bond instead because it does not require producing the entire amount up front. A bail bond agency posts the full bond and you pay a smaller, state-regulated premium.
What is the Hillsborough County jail booking number?
The Hillsborough County jail booking line is 813-247-8300. Call it to confirm someone is in custody, check booking status, and ask about bail. Once you know where things stand, O'Malley Bail Bonds can take it from there at 813-725-4007.

More answers in the Bail Bond Resources section.

Useful Resources

How Do Bail Bonds Work in Florida?

Florida sets bail separately for every charge, so five small bonds can cost more in premium than one larger bond of the same total. Here is how bail bonds work, what they cost, and what happens after release.

One Call Starts the Process

The phone is answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Call and a licensed agent will tell you exactly where things stand and what happens next.

Call 24/7: 813-725-4007