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ServiceWarrant checks and planned surrenders.
If there is a warrant out, the worst version of this is being picked up at work on a Friday. Call first — we can often have the bond written before you walk in.
Warrant assistance
Warrant check
Free, by phone
Walk-through custody time
Often under two hours
Bond prearranged
Before you surrender
Availability
24 hours, 365 days
Why a walk-through is better
An arrest happens on the county’s schedule. A surrender happens on yours: on a weekday morning, with the bond already written, with your employer none the wiser and with someone waiting to drive you home.
It also reads differently to the court. Turning yourself in on your own terms also means you choose the timing, instead of being picked up at home at midnight.
How the check works
Give us a name and date of birth and we check for outstanding warrants in McLennan County. There is no charge for the check and no obligation afterwards.
If something is found, we tell you what it is, what bail is likely to be, and what the surrender would look like step by step before you decide anything.
Bring these with you
Photo ID
Any citation or court paperwork you have
A cosigner, if one is needed
A ride home
A licensed bondsman answers every hour of the year. Nothing is owed for asking what a bond would cost.
Call (254) 855-9885 Apply onlineWhy Active Arrest Warrants Shouldn’t Be Ignored
When a judge issues a bench warrant, police can arrest you at any time—at work, at home, or even during a traffic stop. This can cause embarrassment, disruption, and leave you scrambling to post bail.
Even if law enforcement isn’t actively pursuing you, living under the constant stress of arrest is overwhelming. By working with a Waco bondsman, you can resolve the warrant, regain control, and avoid unnecessary time in jail.
Chapman’s Bail Bonds proudly serves McLennan, Coryell, and Hill counties and is available 24/7, 365 days a year to help.
How to Handle an Active Warrant in Waco
Taking quick action not only reduces stress but also helps you focus on your legal defense. Here are two important steps:
1. Post a Bail Bond
With a bail bond, you only pay a small percentage of the total bail. We post the rest on your behalf. This option:
Ensures you can prepare your case without sitting behind bars
Remember: if you miss a court date, the court can issue a new warrant, and you may face additional penalties.
2. Hire a Defense Attorney
By using a bail bond instead of paying full bail, you keep more funds available for legal representation. Hiring a skilled attorney can make a significant difference by:
A bond gives you freedom now and the resources to fight your case effectively.
Why Choose Chapman’s Bail Bonds in Waco
With Chapman’s, you’re not just a case—you’re a person. We handle your situation with compassion and professionalism, no matter the circumstances.
Bail Bonds for Warrants in McLennan County
If you’re facing an active warrant in McLennan County or the Waco area, Chapman’s Bail Bonds is here to help.
Call (254) 855-9885 anytime – we are available 24/7.Serving Waco, McLennan, Coryell, and Hill counties. Offering bail bonds for both felony and misdemeanor warrants.
With experience going back to 1995, our team understands the local justice system and works quickly with jails and detention centers to speed up the release process.
At Chapman’s Bail Bonds, your freedom and peace of mind are our priorities. Don’t wait for law enforcement to come to you—contact us today and resolve your warrant with confidence.
We handle warrants for felony charges and Class A and B misdemeanors. We do not write bonds for traffic warrants or Class C warrants — those are handled by the court that issued the citation. If you are not sure which kind you have, call (254) 855-9885 and we will tell you.
Every hour they sit in there is an hour you can end.
700 E Waco Dr B
Waco, TX 76704
(254) 855-9885
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Licensed and insured in the State of Texas. Chapman’s Bail Bonds does not provide legal advice.