Introduction Under Washington law, individuals seeking licensure as bail bond recovery agents must complete prescribed training and testing. RCW 18.185.260 sets out the prelicense training requirements, detailing minimum hours,...

Introduction WAC 308‑19‑330 mandates annual continued education requirements and recertification protocols for licensed bail bond recovery agents in Washington State. The rule ensures ongoing competence and accountability in the...

Introduction Under Washington’s administrative regulatory code, WAC 308‑19‑400 governs brief adjudicative proceedings for matters related to bail-bond licensing and regulatory enforcement by the Department of Licensing under Chapter 18.185 RCW....

Introduction Washington’s WAC 308‑19‑320 sets the minimum education requirements for individuals applying for a license or endorsement as a bail bond recovery agent under RCW 18.185. This rule ensures candidates meet baseline qualifications before...

Introduction In Washington State, WAC 308‑19‑410 outlines the specific documents and materials that form the preliminary record in brief adjudicative proceedings. These proceedings are administrative hearings conducted by the...

Introduction Washington’s administrative regulations require licensed bail bond recovery agent applicants to demonstrate knowledge of governing laws. Under WAC 308‑19‑315, these candidates must study a clearly defined...

Understanding the Kitsap County Bail Procedure If someone you care about has been arrested in Kitsap County, you need accurate, timely information. The Kitsap County bail procedure allows bail to be posted 24 hours a day, but there are specific steps and payment methods required. At Blanford Law, we understand that posting bail is just the first step in a difficult legal process. We help clients handle both bail bond matters and the criminal charges that follow. Where and When to Post Bail in Kitsap County You can post bail any time—day or night—at the Kitsap County Jail, located behind the Kitsap County Courthouse. 🔹 Jail Reception Hours Location: Reception Area, 2nd Floor, Jail Lobby After 10:00 PM: Use the intercom at the main jail entrance for assistance 🔹 Contact Information For current bail questions, call the jail’s main line or ask your attorney for assistance navigating the process. Payment Methods for Bail in Kitsap County When posting bail, you have three options: ✅ Cash Bail Accepted 24/7 Refundable if the defendant attends all required court appearances Refunds are processed by the court, not the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office ✅ Cashier’s Checks Must be made payable to the court of jurisdiction ❌ Do not make checks out to the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office ✅ Bail Bond Companies Many licensed agents serve Kitsap County Listed under “Bail Bonds” in the yellow pages Typically charge 8–15% of the bail amount as a non-refundable fee What to Expect After Bail is Posted...

examination, assessing their knowledge across various state and federal laws. WAC 308-19-315 offers an essential study guide for candidates, detailing necessary resources and materials to...

RCW 18.185.270 sets critical standards for bail bond agents and bail bond recovery agents engaged in fugitive recovery operations in Washington State. This regulation ensures...

Navigating the regulations surrounding bail enforcement in Washington can be challenging. RCW 18.185.280 sets forth crucial guidelines for licensing and operational standards of bail bond...