How to bail out an inmate at the Beatty, Nevada Jail Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers

Beatty Jail in Nye County, Nevada: Visitation and General Info

To post bail at the Beatty Jail in Nevada, go to the Beatty Sheriff’s Substation at 426 “C” Avenue South, Beatty, NV 89003. (The substation is located in the same building as the jail.)  The substation is open twenty-four hours a day to take bail. You may pay by:

  • Cash (full and exact amount), or
  • Bond

The list of bail bonds companies accepted by the jail changes on a daily basis. Call the Beatty Justice Court at (775) 553-2951 to double check which bail bondsmen you may use to post bail. For more information visit our page on the Beatty Jail in Nevada.

Arrested in Beatty? Call an attorney…

If you’ve been accused of a crime in ‘Beatty, Nevada’, call our Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys for a free consultation.  We may be able to get you released on little or no bail. Then we’ll do everything we can to get your charges at the Beatty Justice Court reduced or dismissed.

We represent clients throughout Nevada, including Las Vegas, Henderson, Washoe County, Reno, Carson City, Laughlin, Mesquite, Bunkerville, Moapa, Elko, Pahrump, Searchlight, Beatty, and Tonopah.

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