Our large affiliate network allows us to provide bail bond services throughout Arizona and the United States. Navapache Bail Bonds is fully licensed and provides 24 hour professional bail bonding service.
Simply put... a bail bond is purchased from a bondsman by the defendant or his indemnity.
The bondsmanwill post the bond with the court and the jail releases the defendant to the custody of the bondsman. Once the defendant has appeared for all of his/her hearings and the court has disposed the case, the bond is returned to the bondsman and the defendant's obligations to the bondsman cease.
There are two components to the purchase of a bail bond. The collateral portion and the premium/fee portion.
Collateral:All bail bonds must be secured by collateral with a value equal to, or greater than, the amount of the bond. Collateral can be defined as any property (real or personal) that has salable value.
After the defendant has gone to all of his hearings and his case is disposed, the bond will be exonerated and the collateral will be returned to its owner.
Premium/Fees: All bail bonds are purchased by paying a small premium (10% of the bond amount) plus any associated fees, such as recording, storage, phone calls, and travel etc. Our Fee Schedule is posted in our office and supplied to our clients prior to entering into an agreement.
Payments: In some instances, we may be able to offer our clients flexible payment terms. Terms are offered on a case by case basis with consideration given to the quality of collateral provided, work history of the indemnitor/defendant and their stability in the community.
Please provide the following information including the person's (Defendant's) FULL Name and any aliases. If the Defendant has a hyphenated name, be sure to state it. PLUS WE WILL NEED...
Defendant's date of birth or age.
Defendant's address and phone number(s).
Make, model, year and mileage of the vehicle for collateral.
Parcel numbers, addresses and listed owners of real estate.
Appraisals, account numbers, bank or broker phone numbers and addresses.
How you plan to pay the premium, i.e., cash, credit card, bank transfer, or bank deposit. Have your account numbers ready.
(928) 779-1999
If you don't have all your information, we can help you get it.
Police and Sheriff's departments attempt to ensure the accuracy of their web based arrest warrants, there is no cause for arrest based on information found online. In ALL cases, warrants must be confirmed with the originating agency AND the issuing court prior to attempting an arrest. While warrants are issued, cleared or quashed hourly, it is not possible to ensure all data is current.
ONLY CERTIFIED POLICE OFFICERS should ever attempt to effect the arrest of any person named in an online database. All felons should be considered armed and dangerous. Navajo County warrants information is not currently available online. If you have information on the current location of any wanted person, call your local sheriff or the Navajo County Sheriff's Office at (928) 536-7327. For immediate assistance contact Navapache Bail Bonds in Holbrook at (928) 779-1999.
Prisoner Visitation is held daily 1:00 - 5:00 PM.
See the Navajo County Jail visitation schedule.
Visitors must sign up between the hours of
12:30 and 4:00 PM.
Contact Information: General Information: (928) 524-4450
Old Jail lobby: (928) 524-4123
New Jail Lobby: (928) 524-4229
Navajo County Inmate Housing
The Navajo County Sheriff's Office publishes a convenient on-line database of Navajo County Inmates housed at the Navajo County Jail in Holbrook. The database is updated every three hours. General Info: (928) 524-4450
Putting Money on Inmate's Books
Inmates are able to purchase food, personal hygiene items, paper, stamps, envelopes and clothing from the jail commissary.
Cash, Cashier's Check or Money Orders may delivered in person to the new or old visitation lobby.
You may also send Money Orders or Cashier's Checks through the mail made payable to the inmate. Funds must be placed on the Inmate's account no later than Monday at noon.
Money may also be placed on an inmate's book via online deposit through Access Corrections
Navajo County Jail
100 E. Carter Drive
PO Box 668
Holbrook, Arizona 86025
(P) (928) 524-4300
(F) (928) 524-4773
Individuals arrested on the Navajo, Hopi, or Apache Reservations are subject to Tribal Courts, laws, and jails.
Navajo County Jail Initial Appearance Schedule
Initial appearances (IAs) are held at the Navajo County Jail within 24 hours of a person's arrest.
Those arrested with misdemeanor charges may be bonded out prior to their IA.
Those arrested on Felony charges are not bondable until their IA. Defendants typically appear before the Judge via video transmission at the jail or in person at the Court.
Sending Mail to Inmates
Inmates housed in the Navajo County Jail may send and receive mail without limit with the following exceptions:
Inmates may not receive books, magazines, clothing, newspapers, food stuffs, candy, photographs larger than 5 x 7, or any pornographic materials.
All mail to an inmate should be addressed in the following manner:
Inmates Name
c/o Navajo County Jail
P.O. Box 668
Holbrook, Arizona 86025
Navajo County
Governmental Complex
100 East Carter Drive
South Highway 77
P.O. Box 668
Holbrook, AZ 86025
Clerk of the Court
(928) 524-4188 Holbrook
(928) 532-6003 Show Low
(928) 289-6803 Winslow
(928) 535-7103 Heber
(928) 524-4261 FAX
Jury Duty
(recorded message only)
(800) 634-2392
Jury Summons
If you have received a jury summons, you are required to appear at the place, date, and time that is specified on your summons.
A juror who is summoned and who wilfully and without reasonable excuse fails to attend may be may receive a direct contempt of court charge and may be compelled to attend, and a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars may be imposed by the court for nonattendance upon the court.
Jury trials are often cancelled at the last minute. To find out if you have to appear for jury duty, call after 5:00 p.m. on the date specified on your summons:
(800) 634-2392
Jurors residing on the Indian Reservations are reminded of the potential one hour time difference during daylight-saving time.
Navajo County Justice Courts
PRECINCT 01 HOLBROOK
Justice of the Peace: Ralph Hatch
928-524-4723
121 W. Buffalo
Holbrook, AZ 86025
(P) (928) 524-4720
(F) (928) 524-4725
PRECINCT 02 WINSLOW Justice/Magistrate Alison Kolomitz
928-289-6800
605 E. 3rd Street
Winslow, AZ 86047
(P) (928) 289-6840
(F) (928) 289-6847
PRECINCT 03 SNOWFLAKE Justice of the Peace: Fred L. Peterson
928-536-4141
145 S. Main, Suite D
Snowflake, AZ 85937
(P) (928) 536-4141
(F) (928) 536-3511
PRECINCT 04 KAYENTA Justice of the Peace: Susie Nelson
928-697-3522
1.8 mi E/O U.S. Hwy 163 & Jct 160 at MP 394.3
Kayenta, AZ 86033
(P) (928) 697-3522
(F) (928) 697-3528
PRECINCT 05 SHOW-LOW
Justice of the Peace: Stephen Price
928-532-6030
561 E. Deuce of Clubs
Show Low, AZ 85902
(P) (928) 532-6030
(F) (928) 532-6035
PRECINCT 06 PINETOP/LAKESIDE Justice of the Peace: David Widmaier
928-368-6200
1360 N. Niels Hansen
Lakeside, AZ 85929
(F) (928) 368-6200
(P) (928) 368-5674
In 1990, Arizona voters passed Proposition 104, a ballot initiative that amended the State Constitution, providing for a Victims’ Bill of Rights.
In 1991, the Arizona Legislature passed statutes to define and implement the rights accorded to victims of crime under Article II, Section 2.1 of the Arizona Constitution.
These rights impact the victim at every stage of the criminal justice process...from the initial report to the parole process.
Navajo County Attorney’s Victim Services Division
Contact number: (928) 524-4026
The Navajo County Attorney’s Victim Services Division serves victims of any criminal activity prosecuted by the Navajo County Attorney’s Office.
Services include, but are not limited to, crisis counseling, legal advocacy, legal education, courtroom orientation and courtroom escort, assistance with victim impact statements and notification requests, referrals to additional resources, and information and assistance in filing for Crime Victim Compensation funds.
All areas within the physical county borders of Navajo County, including Indian Reservations, are served by this office.
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