Amarillo, Texas. Open 24 hours.
Someone you love is in jail.
Let's get them out.
806‑379‑6699A real person answers. Potter and Randall County.
- A real office on Canyon Drive
- Walk-ins welcome
- Someone answers, day or night
What happens when you call
You call. A person picks up. No menu, no callback, no waiting.
Tell us their name and which jail they're in, Potter or Randall. Their date of birth helps. If you don't have all of it, call anyway and we'll find them.
We look up the bond and tell you what it costs. The actual number, before you commit to anything.
We go through the paperwork together, including what you're agreeing to as a cosigner, before you sign anything.
We post the bond. Release time is up to the jail, not us, and we'll be straight with you about what to expect tonight.
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Before you cosign, know what you're signing
Cosigning means you're responsible for making sure they show up to court. If they don't, that falls on you. We'll walk through exactly what that means before you sign, and if it isn't right for you, we'll tell you.
Read the cosigner risk checklist
Joshua Nelson
Owner, Allstate Bail Bond
Not sure where they are?
Both county rosters are public. Look them up, then call us with the name.
Easy to find, right off I-27
3913 Canyon Dr Suite BAmarillo, TX 79110
Walk-ins welcome. Call ahead or just come by.
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From the blog
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Potter County Jail Roster: How to Find an Inmate Fast
The Sheriff's Office publishes a public inmate roster. Here is how to search it.
Randall County Jail Process (What to Expect)
Booking, processing, and release follow a set sequence in Randall County.