Keller Jail Bail Bonds
Was your loved one arrested in Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, or Westlake? They are likely held at the Keller Regional Detention Center. PCS can find them, post their bond, and start the release, 24/7. We are a licensed Tarrant County bondsman who knows this northeast corner of the county well.
Find them, then get them out
Search the inmate list, or call and we will locate them for you.
Find Someone at the Keller Jail
Keller operates a regional detention center shared with Southlake, Colleyville, and Westlake, so people arrested in any of those four cities may be held there. Because it is short-term, bookings usually appear in the Tarrant County inmate search once processed or transferred. Search by full name, and if you cannot find them, call us and we will check the right facility for you.
Keller Regional Detention Center
Address: Keller Police Department, 330 Rufe Snow Drive, Keller, TX 76248
Serves: Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, and Westlake arrests
Hours: Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Keller PD (non-emergency): (817) 743-4522
After booking: held short-term, then county charges move to the Tarrant County Jail in downtown Fort Worth (350 W Belknap St)
PCS help: we post bonds at this jail 24/7. Call (817) 335-1655.
Bail Activity in the Keller Area
Keller and its neighbors are a quieter, residential corner of northeast Tarrant County, but arrests still happen and bonds still need posting, day and night. Because the detention center is regional, it covers four cities at once. Based on recent Tarrant County bond records, the charges we most often post bonds for in this area are:
Whatever the charge, the process is the same: find them, confirm the bond amount, and call us to post it.
How to Get Someone Out of the Keller Jail
Use the inmate search to confirm the charges and bond amount, or call us to locate them.
We confirm everything and explain the cost. 0% interest, no credit check, nothing hidden.
We post at the right facility and your loved one is released, often the same day.
Headed to Court Later? A Few Tips
Once your loved one is out, making every court date is what keeps the bond in good standing. A little preparation helps:
- Dress respectfully. No shorts, tank tops, graphic t-shirts, or ball caps. Neat and simple is best.
- Arrive a few minutes early. Enough time to find the right courtroom and check in, without rushing.
- Bring a photo ID and any paperwork you were given.
- Silence your phone and address the judge as “Your Honor.”
- Cannot make a date? Call your attorney and your bondsman before the court date, never after.
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Loved One in the Keller Jail? Call Now.
PCS Bail Bonds is a licensed, award-winning Tarrant County bondsman (Tarrant County License #118, Lexington National #246), serving families since 1991. We keep it simple: a payment plan with 0% interest, no credit check, bilingual help, and someone to answer the phone 24/7.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which jail will someone arrested in Keller go to?
They are usually booked into the Keller Regional Detention Center at 330 Rufe Snow Drive, inside the Keller Police Department. For county charges they are then transferred to the Tarrant County Jail in downtown Fort Worth.
Does the Keller jail also hold Southlake, Colleyville, and Westlake arrests?
Yes. Keller runs a regional detention center shared with Southlake, Colleyville, and Westlake, so people arrested in any of those cities may be held there before transfer.
How do I find someone booked at the Keller jail?
Search the Tarrant County inmate list by name, since the center is short-term and bookings move into the county system. Our inmate search guide walks you through it, or call us and we will locate them.
Can PCS post a bond at the Keller jail?
Yes. We post bonds at the Keller Regional Detention Center and at the Tarrant County Jail, 24/7. Call (817) 335-1655 and we will handle the right facility.