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Bail bonds in Beverly Hills, Texas.

If someone was arrested in Beverly Hills, they are booked into the McLennan County Detention Center on East Highway 6 in Waco — the only facility in the county that accepts bonds. Our office is minutes from that door, and we are open every hour of the year. Paperwork is filed within 30–45 minutes of agreement.

Beverly Hills at a glance

Booking facility

McLennan County Detention Center, 3201 E Hwy 6 — about 4 minutes from our office

Our office

700 E Waco Dr B, Waco, TX 76704

Paperwork filed

Within 30–45 minutes of agreement

Availability

Bondsman on duty 24 hours, 365 days

The process here

What a Beverly Hills arrest looks like

01

Arrest and transport

Police in Beverly Hills, the McLennan County Sheriff and DPS all transport to the same detention center on East Highway 6 in Waco.

02

Booking

Fingerprints, photograph and property intake. This is where most of the waiting happens, and it is the stage nobody can shorten — including us.

03

Bail is set

Misdemeanors often follow a bail schedule and are known immediately. Felonies are set at magistration, usually within 24 hours of booking.

04

We post the bond

Once the amount is on the record and the agreement is signed, we file. Release then depends on the jail working through its queue.

Nearby

Other towns we serve in McLennan County

Waco Bellmead Hewitt Woodway Robinson Lorena China Spring Lacy Lakeview McGregor Crawford Riesel Mart Bruceville-Eddy Moody West Valley Mills Gholson Hallsburg Leroy Ross Elm Mott Downsville Golinda
Locally

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Beverly Hills, Texas — not California

This page is about Beverly Hills in McLennan County, Texas: a small incorporated city bordered by Waco on nearly every side, roughly two thousand people, with its own mayor and council. It has nothing to do with the city of the same name in California.

Beverly Hills has its own police department at 3418 Memorial Drive, and City Hall there houses the police, the municipal court, code enforcement and the volunteer fire department under one roof.

Where a Beverly Hills arrest actually goes

The Beverly Hills Municipal Court has jurisdiction over Class C misdemeanors written inside the city limits — by its police officers, code enforcement or animal control. Those are tickets, and they are settled with that court.

Anything bondable leaves the city. It is booked into the McLennan County Detention Center on East Highway 6 in Waco, which is the only facility in the county that accepts bonds, and it is a short drive from our office at 700 E Waco Dr B. Give us the name and date of birth and we will confirm where someone is before you drive anywhere.

Every hour they sit in there is an hour you can end.