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Fort Myers Bail Bonds (Lee County)

Office walk-in hours Mon–Fri 9–5 · Phones answered 24/7

Shamrock Bail Bonds writes bail bonds for arrests in Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida. Arrests in Fort Myers are usually made by the Fort Myers Police Department or the Lee County Sheriff's Office. Fort Myers is the Lee County seat, so most local cases run through the Lee County Justice Center at 1700 Monroe Street. Our office at 1528 Broadway is in the same downtown area and has been at that address since 2012, so families who prefer to sign in person can walk in Monday through Friday, 9 to 5. Booking: Lee County Jail (Downtown), 2115 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33901, phone 239-477-1500. Florida sets the premium under Chapter 648: 10% of the bond amount, with a $100 minimum per charge. Payment plans are available on qualifying bonds. For more on how bail is set and posted in Lee County, see our Lee County page. Call 239-332-2245, en español 727-295-2245, or text 239-955-0178. Office walk-in hours Mon–Fri 9–5 · Phones answered 24/7.

Lee County Jail (Downtown)

239-477-1500

2115 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33901

Jail and inmate lookup

Lee County Jail (Downtown)

2115 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33901

239-477-1500

Jail and clerk numbers are official county lines, not Shamrock.

How to bond someone out

1. Confirm the person is on that county jail's roster (use Inmate lookup).
2. Call 239-332-2245 (En español 727-295-2245) or text 239-955-0178 with the full name and county.
3. Review the premium (10% of the bond, $100 minimum per charge) and sign the indemnity agreement.
4. A licensed agent posts the bond with the jail once the paperwork is complete.

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Questions families ask

Where is someone taken after an arrest in Fort Myers?

People arrested in Fort Myers are booked at the Lee County Jail, 2115 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The jail's number is 239-477-1500. Use the official inmate lookup linked on this page to confirm custody, charges and bond amount.

Who makes arrests in Fort Myers?

Arrests in Fort Myers are usually made by the Fort Myers Police Department or the Lee County Sheriff's Office. Whichever agency makes the arrest, booking and the bond are handled at the Lee County Jail, not at a police station.

How much does a bail bond cost for an arrest in Fort Myers?

Florida sets the bail bond premium at 10% of the bond amount, with a $100 minimum per charge, under Chapter 648 of the Florida Statutes. For example, a $5,000 bond has a $500 premium. The premium is not refundable once the bond is posted. Call 239-332-2245 (en español 727-295-2245) or text 239-955-0178. Phones are answered 24/7.

Where is someone taken after an arrest in Lee County?

People arrested in Lee County are booked at the Lee County Jail Downtown facility, 2115 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The jail phone is 239-477-1500. The Lee County Sheriff's Office can confirm custody status, charges and bond amounts.

How do I look up an inmate in Lee County?

Use the Lee County Sheriff's Office online inmate search to check whether someone is in custody, their booking number, charges and bond amount. Have the person's full legal name and date of birth ready. We can help you read the booking information when you call us.

When is bond set in Lee County?

If bond is not already set by a schedule, a judge reviews it at first appearance, usually within 24 hours of arrest, per Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.130. Lee County is part of the 20th Judicial Circuit. The judge may set a bond amount, release conditions, or deny bond depending on the charges.

Where can I find court dates and case records for Lee County?

Criminal cases from Lee County are heard in Fort Myers. The Lee County Clerk of Court, (239) 533-5000, keeps court dates, case numbers and filings. Every court date must be attended while a bond is active.

Does Shamrock Bail Bonds write bonds in Lee County?

Yes. Shamrock Bail Bonds writes bail bonds in all 67 Florida counties, including Lee County. Call 239-332-2245 or 727-295-2245, or text 239-955-0178. For help in Spanish, call 727-295-2245. Office walk-in hours Mon–Fri 9–5 · Phones answered 24/7. Our office is at 1528 Broadway, Fort Myers, and we have served Florida families since 2012.

How does the bail bond process work in Lee County?

In Lee County, the bail bond process begins after booking and bond setting by a judge in the 20th Judicial Circuit. You may post a cash bond with the court or use a licensed surety agent like Shamrock Bail Bonds by paying the state-mandated 10% premium.

How much does a bail bond cost in Lee County Florida?

Florida law requires a bail bond premium of 10% of the total bond amount, with a $100 minimum per charge. This fee is non-refundable and applies to all licensed bail bond agents, including Shamrock Bail Bonds.

What is 10% of a $5,000 bond in Lee County?

Ten percent of a $5,000 bond is $500. This is the state-mandated, non-refundable premium when using a licensed bail bond agent like Shamrock Bail Bonds in Lee County.

What is the difference between cash bail and surety bail in Lee County?

Cash bail requires paying 100% of the bond to the court. Surety bail allows you to pay 10% to a licensed agent like Shamrock Bail Bonds, who posts the bond on your behalf under Florida law.

Can I pay for a Lee County bail bond with a credit card?

Yes. Shamrock Bail Bonds accepts credit cards and other payment options for Lee County bail bonds, subject to approval and bond conditions.

Is the bail bond premium refundable in Florida?

No. Florida law states that the 10% bail bond premium is earned upon posting and is non-refundable, regardless of the case outcome.

What is a First Appearance hearing in Lee County?

A First Appearance is when a judge in the 20th Judicial Circuit reviews charges, bond eligibility, and conditions shortly after arrest. This hearing can affect bond timing and release.

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