Bail Bonds in Bennington County, VT – Ultimate Guide! Find Bondsmen, How Bail Works, Bail Costs

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Bennington County, Vermont Bail Bonds – Find Bondsman in Bennington County, VT– How Bail Works, Bail Costs

Our expertly written guide provides all you need to know about bail bonds in Bennington County, VT. We cover critical information dealing with how bail works and what fees and costs you should expect to be charged when looking to bail someone out of Bennington County, VT Jail. Learn about common bail amounts, locate nearby bail bondsmen, jails, sheriff's offices, and learn more about common crimes that occur in Bennington County, VT.

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We pride ourselves on giving you a comprehensive guide knowing the stress that comes with having someone in jail. We include information on resources that may be useful during this time, like contact information for criminal defense attorneys, and even nearby job centers to help those that may have lost their jobs while under arrest.

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Bail Bondsmen in Bennington County, VT

Our bail bonds listings cover all nearby bail bondsmen that service the Bennington County jail. Find contact information for each bail bonds company, and be sure to ask about payment plans and low % down options. When calling a bail bondsmen, you will need the first and last name of the arrested person and the name of the county jail they are located in.


Top 3 Bail Bondsmen in Bennington County, VermontTop 3 Bail Bonds Companies in Bennington County, VT

Ez Out Bail Bonds Vermont
7 Woolson Ave, Springfield, VT
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Aaa Bail Bonds Llc.
97 State St, Rutland, VT
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Aaa Advantage Bail Bonds VtBest Bail Bonds Companies in Bennington County, Vermont

Additional Bail Bonds Near Bennington County, VT Jail

Odell Bond Hlp
349 Farrell St, South Burlington, VT
Advantage Bail Bonds Vermont
2002 Williston Rd, South Burlington, VT
Vermont Bail Bonds
76 Ethan Allen Dr, South Burlington, VT
Eastern Bail Bond Agency
123 S Main St, Stowe, VT
Vermont Bail Bonds
305 Browns River Rd, Essex Junction, VT
Able Bail Bonds
571 Long Pond Rd, Orleans, VT

How do bail bonds work in Bennington County, VT?

Upon arrest anywhere in the state of Vermont, a person must be processed at the local county jail. To be released from jail, a few steps must occur, including being 'booked in' and posting bail.

When the bail bond amount is decided, a bail bond agent arrives to post the bond at the local jail. Now the release process begins and typically can take anywhere from one to two hours to complete. When calling a bondsman in Vermont, make sure you have the name of the person that was arrested, which jail they are held at, the charge against them, and their date of birth. This will help begin the bail bond process and speed up release of the arrested person. Using the service of a bail bondsman typically requires collateral and someone to co-sign on the bail bond.

While you can opt for a cash bond in Vermont, you may not want to risk the full amount of bail, unless you are bailing yourself out and have the money readily available. However, there is more to how bail bonds work in Vermont. Please keep in mind that more is at line than just the 10% bail fee in Vermont. Bail bondsmen will often ask for collateral in case you skip bail, so they can technically come for the full value of the bail amount, plus a warrant for your arrest will be issued. Besides the fees associated, Vermont bondsmen often put other rules in place after you are released from jail - read more below.

We highly recommend reading of our complete guide on how bail bonds work to learn more about the bail process. If you are attempting to bail someone out from another state, you can talk with your local bondsman - that's the bondman in your county, and not the state where the person is detained.

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How much does a bail bond cost in Bennington County, VT?


Vermont is a 10% fixed rate state (VT Financial Rugulation), which means you will pay a $100 fee on a $1,000 bail bond. This $100 fee is non-refundable. If you need a large bail bond to be released, your bail bondsman may demand a GPS tracking device to ensure your whereabouts.

There may also be a need to put up property or other assets if the bail bond is significant in value and you are a flight risk. While these add to the total cost and risk of the bail bond, it allows the bail bondsman to feel confident in your ability to attend all court dates.

We recommend reading our guide on how much bail costs for a deep dive into fees bondsmen charge. It's also critical to understand that you do not get bail money back, specifically the 10% bail fee back from the bondsman.


County Jail, Sheriff & Police Near Bennington County, VT

Bennington VA Police Jail
118 South Street 0520, Bennington, VT
(802)442-1030
Chester Police Jail
P. O. Box 370 0514, Chester, VT
(802)875-2035
Bellows Falls Police Jail
170 Rockingham Street 0510, Bellows Falls, VT
(802)463-1234
Ludlow Police Jail
P. O. Box B 0514, Ludlow, VT
(802)228-4411
Wilmington Police Jail
P. O. Box 217 0536, Wilmington, VT
(802)464-8593

Bennington County, VT Crime Statistics

Annual number of crimes that were reported to the police in Bennington County, VT. Data is based on FBI crime statistics database.


Bennington County, VT Bail Amounts for Different Crimes – How much is bail?

We provide estimates on average bail prices for different misdemeanor and felony crimes in Bennington County, VT. These are estimates since the exact amounts can vary substantially depending on your age, details involving the charge, criminal history, and prior record of not appearing to court.

  • – Ranges from $2,500 to $10,000 depending on type of assault
  • – Possession of controlled substance can range from $500 to 2,500 bail
  • - $25,000 to $100,000 bail amount
  • – No bail amount set or $1 million in some cases
  • – Voluntary manslaughter $100,000 and involuntary starting at $25,000
  • - $500 to $2,500 depending on history and details surrounding the offense
  • – Typically $200 to $500
  • - $20,000 minimum but up to $50,000 in some areas

Check our detailed guide to learn more about how bail is determined, find additional bail prices for crimes, and find out how bail can be lowered.


Demographic Data

Key demographic data based on Census for Bennington County, VT. Much of this information can be useful for bail bondsmen who are prospecting the county as a possibility to start a bail bonds business. Education, income, and employment statistics are vital in assessing the overall risk of a population when it comes to lending money for bail. Median home values are useful to determine collateral for property bail bonds.


Population in Bennington County, VT

Bennington County, VT has seen a -4.12% change in population over a six year period, compared to -0.33% for Vermont, and 5.50% for the rest of the US.


Ethnicity in Bennington County, VT

Education Attainment in Bennington County, VT

Unemployment Statistics in Bennington County, VT

Unemployment data is based on Bureau of Labor statistics. Employment status is the single most important piece of information that bail bondsmen consider when deciding to bail someone out of jail. Having a job and an active income stream is the single most impactful reassurance bondsmen can have.


Median Household Income in Bennington County, VT

The median household income for Bennington County, VT is roughly 90.2% of the overall Vermont state average.


Median Home Values in Bennington County, VT

Property bonds are a good way of making bail if an individual has equity in their property but very little or no cash. By looking at the median home values in Bennington County, VT, we can roughly estimate the asset potential the county’s residents have.


Lawyers in Bennington County, VT

We pride ourselves on our reader focused approach, which includes providing information on resources that may be useful.

It’s generally a good idea to get in touch with a lawyer to seek assistance for the trial, fair sentencing, and even to challenge the bail amount that is being set for the person you are looking to release from jail. Particularly when cash bail is set, it’s important that bail is set fairly, which is an area where a lawyer can assist.

If you need free or low-income legal help, you may qualify for assistance from the American Bar Association.

Stephen L Saltonstall
5188 Main St, Manchester Center, VT
Joyce E Brenner
P.O. Box 2366, Manchester Center, VT
Bradley D Myerson
5261 Main St, Manchester Center, VT
William D Wright
160 Benmont Ave, Bennington, VT
K James Malady III
P.O. Box 18, Bennington, VT

Job Centers in Bennington County, VT

One of the shortcomings of the bail system is the time someone can be stuck in jail – it’s often enough time for a person to lose their job. To make matters worse, having a tarnished record further complicates matters. This is why we are listing reputable job centers near Bennington County, VT to help get people back on their feet.

Bennington Resource Center, Vermont Department of Labor
200 Veterans Memorial Drive Suite 2, Bennington, VT
(802)442-6376
Brattleboro Resource Career Center, Vermont Department of Labor
232 Main Street Room 132, Brattleboro, VT
(802)254-4555
Springfield Resource Center, Vermont Department of Labor
56 Main Street Suite 101, Springfield, VT
(802)289-0999
Rutland Resource Center, Vermont Department of Labor
200 ASA Bloomer Building 88 Merchants Row, Rutland, VT
(802)786-5837
White River Junction Resource Center, Vermont Department of Labor
118 Prospect Street Suite 28, White River Junction, VT
(802)295-8805

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Criminal Defense Attorney

An award-winning criminal defense attorney. He previously served as a state and federal prosecutor and magistrate, making his content contributions extremely relevant on legal and bail related topics.

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Licensed Bail Bondsman
Fred Shanks is a licensed bail bondsman and the owner of Apex Bail Bonds. Fred is our bail expert who reviews and contributes to our content to ensure we have accurate and complete bail information.
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