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How to Post Bail at Marysville City Jail (Marysville Civic Center)

• 1 min read • marysvillewa.gov
How to Post Bail at Marysville City Jail (Marysville Civic Center)

Marysville City Jail accepts bail in three ways: cash, a cashier’s check, or through an authorized bonding company. If you’re paying directly, you’ll need to use one of the two accepted payment types (cash or cashier’s check). If you’re working with a bonding company instead, you’ll arrange the bond through a company that’s authorized for this purpose.

You can post bail at Marysville City Jail any time, seven days a week.

If you need bonding company information, Marysville City Jail posts contact details for local bail bonding companies in the facility dayroom.

Posting bail is one of the ways a person can get out of custody at Marysville City Jail. The jail’s handbook explains that someone will remain in custody until the charges are dismissed, satisfied through a court judgment, or bail is posted.

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  • ✓ Cash (to post bail)
  • ✓ A cashier’s check (to post bail)
  • ✓ An authorized bonding company (if you’re posting bail through a bond)
How to Post Bail at Marysville City Jail (Marysville Civic Center)

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  • ✓ Bail can be posted by cash
  • ✓ Bail can be posted by cashier’s check
  • ✓ Bail can be posted through an authorized bonding company
  • ✓ Local bail bonding company contact information is posted in the dayroom

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